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1 year post, even MORE frustrated

Well, I was hoping things would improve with time but it looks like they are getting worse. The symmetry is getting worse...one breast has a breast fold and the other doesn't. I emailed my PS a couple months ago and he said that I just have more volume in one breast. I'm sorry, but no. I'm going this week for a 2nd opinion and then might look into an attorney. You can tell how asymmetrical my breasts are if I'm not wearing a bra. It's very embarrassing.

8 month post & frustrated

So....as much as I want to say I'm 100% pleased with my augmentation, I'm not. I realize that I had prior asymmetry prior to surgery, but I feel as though this should have been something that the surgeon takes into account. I am glad to actually have breasts, but at least two of the same size would be nice. Also, I went to my doctor with my concerns and he doesn't accept fault and is expecting me to pay for fat grafting into my smaller breast to make them "even". I'm not pleased...

3 month update

So it's been a little over 3 months and Ive had some people asking me how I've been doing. The good: my breasts have evened out. The bad: I still don't have much feeling on the underside of my breasts. The ugly: my left nipple is still puffy for some reason and I'm unsure if that will ever change.
Also, in regards to sizing- I had a mini panic attack at Victoria's secret. I was sized and apparently I'm a 32D (or the sister size 34C). I only wanted to be a large B/small C but I guess they wound up "fluffing" a little more than expected. It's not that big of a deal because I think my breasts look good, I was just floored that I could go up to a D from starting with an A and getting such low volume implants.

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Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
25 Boylston St., Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
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