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Paid for C-ended Up with D!!!

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Updated 20 May 2009
Posted 20 May 2009
Worth It
Spent: $10,000 in Williamsburg, Virginia

pros: i had a lift and implants, from sagging hanging breasts to a D cup.

cons: i am 5'1" and weigh 130 lbs. i paid for a full C cup but in the end they have remained D's. i had them implanted around my nipples. horrible scaring all the way around nipples now. i also cant find shirts and dresses that fit me properly. size 5-7 jeans and XL-2x tops. looks crazy.

i paid for C's! i told the surgeon and he said if i paid anesthsia (spelling?) fees he would redo them. i will opt to get them smaller but for now i am dealing with it. i have had them for 7yrs. the price listed was for tummy tuck and breast lift and impants.

when i have the D's removed and smaller C's put in could my scar around nipples get better? and areola smaller? and does the amount of breat tissue you already have make the end result bigger?

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My Doctor:

very professional and willing to work with the fee.
Vote: 1 member found this review helpful

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Jerry Freeman (unregistered guest) 20 Jul 2009
they look great would like to have seen them before surgery.
FitPostKids (308 posts) 19 Jun 2011
how many cc did you go with and were they saline or silicone? under or over muscle? I think they are terrific I am getting mine done and curious on your stats cause I am 5'3
ChristinaGee (2 posts) 24 Jun 2011
Yeah I think they look great!

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