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Well, I knew this day would eventually come. In,...
Well, I knew this day would eventually come. In, 2001, at the age of 24, I saved up for breast implants. The doctor was great. Implants fabulous! Perfect, actually... BUT HUGE. I had mentor saline implants 625cc and 655cc which catapulted me from a B to a DD cup size. I weighed about 150 so my frame could handle it.
Fast forward 13 years, now 37, and it's time for a baseline mammogram. Some calcifications appeared and they recommended a surgical biopsy. Now at 129 pounds, they had no room to work between my breast tissue and implant. The radiologist punctured my implant putting in a wire that directs the surgeon to the biopsy area. Yup... I'm deflated but biopsy came back with no malignant tissue detected.
I had been wanting my implants removed for quite a few years because they are enormous. I had extremely saggy small breasts before implants so I have to prepare myself for hanging skin and loose breast tissue. It's a personal choice that I have made to postpone getting smaller implants and a lift. I'm saving for a down payment for another house and I just wanna feel free!
I hear that simple saline explantation under local can be very inexpensive. I couldn't find any doctors in the southern New Jersey area with reasonable fees. I found A doctors in Baltimore who would do it for $1,000. SOLD!
Surgery is 1/13/15!
Fast forward 13 years, now 37, and it's time for a baseline mammogram. Some calcifications appeared and they recommended a surgical biopsy. Now at 129 pounds, they had no room to work between my breast tissue and implant. The radiologist punctured my implant putting in a wire that directs the surgeon to the biopsy area. Yup... I'm deflated but biopsy came back with no malignant tissue detected.
I had been wanting my implants removed for quite a few years because they are enormous. I had extremely saggy small breasts before implants so I have to prepare myself for hanging skin and loose breast tissue. It's a personal choice that I have made to postpone getting smaller implants and a lift. I'm saving for a down payment for another house and I just wanna feel free!
I hear that simple saline explantation under local can be very inexpensive. I couldn't find any doctors in the southern New Jersey area with reasonable fees. I found A doctors in Baltimore who would do it for $1,000. SOLD!
Surgery is 1/13/15!
Provider Review
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
The Plastic Surg. Ctr. for MD, Lutherville Timonium, Maryland
Because I live over an hour away, I have my consult and procedure done in the same day. They were very efficient in getting me an appointment with a week.