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Will I Ever Have to Tell my Partner I Had a Breast Augmentation?
I am 5 foot 7 and I was a small C before my augmentation and had 125cc silicone low profiles put in. Now I am a small D but they feel SO natural. You cannot even feel the implant at all. Even I can't. I never told my partner that I had the surgery and he never asked. I am only 18 and I plan on having surgery again when I am older to get larger and telling my husband that I am getting implants put in for the first time. Will this plan work? I feel like 125 ccs is not enough to tell.
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AnnaH8785
in America
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Tell your partner?
Honesty in a relationship is always a good thing...but Psychology isn't my specialty!
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Implant discussions
The choice to tell your partner is your own. But I always say that honesty is the best policy! Good luck.
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Will a partner be able to tell you have implants?
The real answer is "It depends on how hard they look for scars, or how observant they are in the course of the loving admiration in any close personal relationship."
Since you DO have scars, however good and concealed they may be, they are bilateral and symmetrical, and it is possible a partner who is either looking (for whatever reason we'll leave up to your imagination), or a partner who is somewhat observant, to discover your breast augmentation scars. An innocent...
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Should the partner know if you have had breast implants?
It is always preferable to have an open relationship with a serious partner/husband. However having breast implants is a personal matter and if you are uncomfortable disclosing this information, and if your reasults are such that he would not suspect it then you can keep it a secret. But I would not keep it a secret from your future husmand.
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Breast implants are they detectable?
Your question is interesting because it's more about relationship psychology than medicine. From a medical point of view, most implanted breasts would be detectable by a partner - so you'd have no choice as they'd be able to tell.
In the event of small, soft implants, where they are undetectable, you're in the position of being able to decide whether you tell or not. And that's a personal decision, able to be made only by you. It's your...
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Sharing your experience with loved ones
This is a private and personal decision. It is difficult to advise this matter. Your decision to share your experience with your significant other may change over time. Good luck.
On this site, I do my best to give advice without a physical examination but I want you to know that a physical examination by a board certified physician is always the best way to get the most accurate information.
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Breast implants, no need to tell
Secrets are just that, and there is no reason to tell anyone about your breast implants except your personal physician, and your mammographer when the time comes for mammograms. Even your husband should only know what you think is best for you and your relationship. If you don't want anyone to know about the 'old' implants then don't tell.
Best of luck,
peterejohnsonmd
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Disclosure of implants to partner
This is a personal decision. They will probably eventually find out though. Donald R. Nunn MD Atlanta Plastic Surgeon.
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Do I Disclose My Surgery to Loved Ones
Your choice to have breast enlargement is a personal and private matter. If you feel uncomfortable telling others there is no need to. However if you have an valuable relationship with your partner, sharing important and personal things is the best way to build trust. If you get a bad reaction from that person you may have discovered that he is not a good match for you. Good luck!
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