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The Time Has Come at Last! - London, GB - 30yr old

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1 year post

1.5 Years Post Op and Still Super Happy!!!

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WORTH IT
To any of you out there who are deciding weather or not to go ahead with the surgery, take a look at my journey and hopefully it will answer your questions and put you at ease.

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NHS

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January 26, 2015
THANK YOU for this. My surgery is in three days. Even though I've been wanting this for so long, I find myself feeling very nervous! Reading about your journey and seeing your beautiful results is extremely reassuring! :)
January 26, 2015
You were so lucky to have received funding for your surgery. I was refused twice and after 2 years of misery from NHS decided to self fund. I'm just 10 days post op and having my dressings off tomorrow so only at the start of my journey. Like you were, I can't wait to banish the 'big boob' shops and buy bras and clothes anywhere I want. It's good to hear you're happier now post surgery. People with normal sized breasts don't understand the absolute trauma we go through on a daily basis. Thank goodness I was able to self fund. There are plenty of ladies who can't.
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January 26, 2015
wow they are fabulous I am 8 weeks over my op hoping I still have swelling and they go down a bit more other than that it has been a great experience and I am delighted
March 15, 2015
Your results are absolutely fantastic. Could you tell me the name of your surgeon?
July 22, 2015
Thank you so much for sharing your story, makes me wish my appointment with an NHS PS would hurry up, the fundings been agreed but I'm still convinced the PS will say I'm not eligible for it but seeing your story is making me feel hopeful x
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1 year post

1 Year Post Op - Scaring

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I forgot to mention the scaring. After 1 year there is still some scaring but this is not too visible from a distance. When you get close up you can see thick silver lines which are neat. With any surgery there will be scaring of course. I'm currently looking into scar revision surgery. This can only be done 1 year post op.
My scars really don't bother me, I'm not ashamed of them however as I'm going to be starting performing as a burlesque dancer I would like to have the size of scar reduced somewhat. My scar lines are quite big, everyone's scar tissue varies.

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June 24, 2014
wow wow wow is all i can say.
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June 24, 2014
VERY NICE RESULT ! The Size and Shape fit your frame GREAT !
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June 25, 2014
Your results are awesome!
August 17, 2014
You look great!
August 17, 2014
I love your 10 points, they were just what I needed to hear today. I am going or my pre-op today and I have been wondering if I am doing the right thing. You have achieved an amazing result, congratulations to you. I hope I can be as brave.
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1 year post

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January 26, 2015
Wow. You look so amazingly beautiful. So inspiring. Be careful, though. From what I've read, mostly here, sometimes scar revision doesn't work very well. For doing burlesque, you could use makeup like Dermablend that will cover the scars onstage. Don't know whether they sell that brand in the UK, but I'm sure there's something exactly like it in London. All the best.