POSTED UNDER Breast Implant Removal Reviews
7 months post removal and very happy!
UPDATED FROM treasured15
7 months post
7 months later
WORTH IT$2,000
I am very pleased with being back to me. I keep updating the wrong review but I'm feeling too lazy to back track. Basically everything is progressing as it should. My left breast which had the most trauma is trying to get back sensation. I have regained more sensation in my nipple thank the Lord! I pray all of it returns in the 2 year nerve recovery time span. Its awesome how much confidence I have in myself being natural. I felt really embarrassed and more insecure when everyone could see my insecurities in myself at the time. I was showing the world what I thought of myself...and my beautiful daughters unfortunately. I had to have a talk with them to explain as best I could how women are meant to be more than "parts" and Mommy's so sorry for not being that example. I guess they also see even adult Moms make mistakes. Hopefully they remember this experience as they grow older and are able to recognize true beauty, from the fiction of the worlds views.
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it doesn't matter what size you are what matters is how you treat others and don't focus so much on what you look like
If you are a little person its because your dad or mom was small its not a big deal
My daddy was a handsome big guy and I am medium tall and smaller frame and don't make a big deal of sizes. Some people are little/midgets some bigger some men are very small not really my type I like bigger guys but we all have different tastes
Some men like smaller boobs some don't who cares
I think I understand what you're saying. But Im more upset with the money wasted. Trying to forgive myself.
Hi back2meagain,
First - thanks for sharing, especially for sharing the results of your explant several weeks later - which I think are fantastic and you look super! I have 20 year old silicon implants and am scheduled to get them removed on July 25th (can hardly wait). When I met my explant surgeon, Dr. Melmed (Dallas, Texas), the first thing he told me was "no regrets, what's done is done, don't waste your time wishing you hadn't done it, just look forward and congratulate yourself and choosing to explant". Although you regret your decision on the implants, that very decision has allowed you to share a story that will encourage many women to also get an explant and improve their health (and looks), and perhaps even encourage some women to avoid getting implants at all. That alone is priceless! So no regrets, instead pat yourself on the back and be proud!!
RR8183, you are so sweet I am humbled and so happy to think I can help encourage another woman make such a courageous freeing decision. Accepting oneself for who we are is juat not reallt encouraged in this world. Its very very devastating. I could only hope to help someone else
Also, thank you for lifting me up encouraging me to pat myself on the back with no regrets...Thank you for that truth and perspective...I will :-)
wow, our stories are very similar. I had mine in just a few weeks before I knew they weren't for me. I am having them out 7/19, which will be 4 months after BA. I can't wait to get them out. No more boob envy for me!! I dont' even know who that person was a few months ago that wanted to put my body through all of this for boobs! I don't like them at all. I am so mad at myself for all the time/stress/money spent on this entire procedure. I am so glad you are doing so well and in sharing your story, you have helped many, including me. At least there is a way to reverse this, many procedures can't be changed. AT least I am thankful for that. Good luck with your continued healing.
You only have less than 2 weeks to be free! So exciting...
6 days! I can't wait.
And I feel exactly the same way you do. Why can't I tolerate and love my implants like all the other women that love them? That's just not me. I am very in tune to my body and just can't get used to them. They are heavy, they pull on my muscles, my muscles are so tight I still can't breath, I just can't find anything positive about them except that they have caused me to love my body more than ever before. I can't wait to be back to just me.
Mommy2Two, I really appreciate your comments. Just to hear that I am not alone means soo much and has helped me. I personally quite a few women who have them and carry on as usual so when I shared my story to a couple they congratulated me but made a point to point out how much of a waste it was. They feel married to their implants and cant fathom being real. Its sad, but it makes me happy to see others going through similar situations and doing something about it. Caring for your body more than having bigger boobs...no brainer! Thank you and I will be excited for your freedom day! Saying a prayer for you!
You look awesome!!! We are very similar in that our significant others begged us not to do this! I hate it took surgery for us to finally realize what we had all along really wasnt so bad! I had my BA 4 weeks ago and hoping I can remove on the 5-6 wk mark. I have a review up with photos if you're interested! Hoping I bounce back nicely. Good to hear you feel you went back fast!!! You look great!
Hi theoldme2, I guess this was a have to learn the hard way to accept our true selves and fix our brains b/c there was not a thing wrong with our poor boobs. Congratulations on being wiser and having a loving husband who loves you just the way you are...naturally. You will be happier knowing you removed toxic plastic from your body. Hugs to you
UPDATED FROM treasured15
2 months post
Continued review from the last one....
My phone wouldnt let me type more on my last update. Anyway, I was saying why couldnt I care more about my looks like the women on here that SEEM to love having the implants in their bodies? They paid thousands and are happy with the foriegn objects inside of them why couldnt I do the same and at least not feel so guilty for "wasting money"? Anyone else feel this way? I really regret what I did to myself and wallet. Live and ya learn I know but this was truly one of the dumbest mistakes Ive ever made.
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Hey, you're looking fab in your bikin's! You have a great tummy too! Mines still quite bloated from the med's. Hope it goes down! Lol. You give me hope as I'd love to wear wee triangular bikini's and camisole tops. Congrats to you :o) x
Thank you! I figured this is me and I will wear a bikini scars, dents, and tiny ta tas! Lol It took the full 2 months for me to not only feel comfortable in one due to excessive bloating but also my boobs just plumped a bit to "fit" in a bikini top. You are fabulous heal up
Thanks love. Did you have bloating too. I think many ladies have. All part n' parcel of recovering I think. But I see improvements everyday :o) I look forward to playing about with clothes and styles in a month or two x
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