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“Returned to gym quite fast”

Breast implants: Worth it
Cost: $4,000
Pain: Uncomfortable
Breast implants satisfaction: Good
I recommend my Breast implants provider:
Why: great doctor, good experience. easy to work with
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I had surgery OCt 28th. Everything went smoothly however I have a pain in the lower outside quadrant of my right breast. It is somewhat hard and hurt to the touch and in my ribs. It doesn't feel like the same pain as in the beginning. In fact I have no pain in the other breast or anywhere else aside from that one spot. I did bruise quite extensively. (I weight train and had very rigid chest muscles)
Review of Breast implants:

pros-quick surgery great surgeon easy to work with

cons-pain was more than expected. ( I couldn't take pain medicine) bruising was terrible from collar bone to belly button. That was due to the fact I weight train and chest muscles were very rigid. Not from surgeon.

I lost 50 lbs about 4 years ago and decided to have this surgery as a final hoorah for my weight loss. Not to mention I lost 3 cup sizes and wanted my chest back again.

Nov 11, 2009Comments and replies (5)

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Redprostar1
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20 Nov 2009

Hi, just need some advice. My wife is having BA in Dec. and she's torn about implant size... Either 175cc Mentor Silicone Moderate profiles or 200-225cc Mod+. She is  small A-cup and only wants to be a mid-full B-cup. Does not want C's.. She is 5'4" 113lbs, lean, athletic, has over 10.5cm- but less than 11cm breast base dia. She wants to have boobs but not huge ones and wants a natural look. She wants to be able to go braless and be the size she currently is wearing overly padded bras. Wants nobody to know she had BA. Her PS said she will never need a lift and has no sagging at all at age 44 with little upper breast tissue, and perfect nipple position. She a very narrow ribcage bit does NOT want high profiles or a ball shaped breast..she is not the type to research this at all. I'm the type who researches everything. Her PS won't discuss cup size, does not use sizers at all until surgery. He relies solely on pics patient picks out. He is a very repected PS who does great work. We just want to get it right the first time because $7K is a lot of money. Thanks in advance for your valued input! Any advice will be much appreciated.

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