Looking for Advice and Support for a Breast Reduction with Lift and Small Implant - Coral Springs, FL
Revisiting the BL/Reduction idea...
So far I've gotten responses from Dr Azurin's office who said the lift/reduction is a must, and possibly with a saline/silicone implant for that added upper pole fullness/volume I seem to like.
Also from Dr. Ricardo Rodriguez in Maryland, who quoted me $7200 without implant. The way Dr Rodriguez does it looks very full that you don't really need an implant. I just want to be able to wear certain dresses or tops and NOT HAVE to wear a bra sometimes if I wanted to. Is that too much for a girl to ask??? LOL
Hi everyone, I am very active in the BBL forum. I...
Hi everyone, I am very active in the BBL forum. I am scheduled for that procedure Feb 19 2013 with Dra Yily de los Santos. Ideally I would've liked to have gotten all the work done by one doc at one time, but I am choosing quality over quantity. While looking for the right BBL surgeon (this will be my first surgery ever), I fell in love with Dr Azurin's work. I think his breast work and TT's are the best I've ever seen.
I am a 29 year old mommy of one, and plan to possibly have more kids in the future, but definitely not the near future. I've heard that I should get my breast work done AFTER I'm finished having kids, but my problem is comfort. I am SO uncomfortable ALL THE TIME! I am a 34E cup, with terrible posture and an aching neck/back every minute of every day. It sucks.I really need to get this surgery done asap because I cannot take it anymore! I am 137 lbs, 5'4" and not overweight or unhealthy. I have always been very top heavy and had a large bust since puberty pretty much. I am reluctant to go too small because I have always had these breasts. So it's a weird feeling; on one hand, I KNOW I need to get rid of a lot of this breast tissue bc I'm in pain, but I am apprehensive because I don't want to go too small and not feel like myself when I look in the mirror. Have any of you ladies felt like this??? I am just wondering what size is appropriate for still being curvy but comfortable???
I am thinking of a full C cup (which is going to be a big shock to me, since I haven't been a C cup since I was 13, LOL), or a small D. I am thinking a D is going to make me feel more like "me", but I'm afraid that if I ever gain weight or have another baby that I will be right back in the same boat that I'm in right now, and I don't want that. I could never imagine a B cup on me, so I don't think that's realistic. I'd like a reduction with a lift, and also an implant for added volume. Any ideas on which size I should choose?


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