All Smiles - Clear Lake City, TX

I have read the reviews, office professional, excellent surgeon, answered all my questions, yada yada. For my review, I want to focus on "the look". Isn’t that after all what we all want, ladies? "The look". So to do that, I necessarily have to go back 20 years, to my original augmentation (yes, mine lasted 20 years, not sure if that was a good thing!). I have always considered my breasts to be unattractive; they always sat high on my chest as I have a short body, and my then-doctor basically told me they would be larger versions of the same breasts. And that is what I got. They were high, albeit now proportionate to the rest of my body (I’m 5'9" and went from a B to a D), but had an annoying hump on the top because they never really dropped, so I never considered them to look particularly natural. Or good, as it were. But, I could finally fill out bathing suits, clothes, etc. They were what they were. Fast forward to today. Did all my research, went with Dr. Wiener, who not only had all the credentials, was also fortuitously located very close to my home. I first asked for smaller, thot if smaller, that'd be a smaller hump. Told no. So then I wanted tear drops, begged practically, because of that hideous hump. Of course I pouted when he said no, tho based on my research, probably prudent. I just did not want that hump and wanted to do anything to avoid it. The partially deflated one looked so good, so .... humpless. No promises, no promises, said doc (I, being a lawyer, understand THAT line, tho as humans we still want to hear reassurance, some sort of guaranty of success). Rolled out of surgery, went home, took a peek. They were GORGEOUS. And NO HUMPS. Its so hard, for me, to follow all of the post-op instructions. But my humps are gone, and I will do everything I am told to do to ensure they never come back! Hats off to the good doctor. I finally have "the look". :-)