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Hi ladies, I was so happy to find this website and...
Hi ladies, I was so happy to find this website and actually feeling for the first time in years that I am not alone. I had breast implant surgery two years ago and earlier in this year I found out I had PIP implants. After feeling all the emotions I panicked and rushed into having replacement surgery, and about six weeks later something really strange happened and I felt so repulsed and angry for not just having them removed. I was shocked at never realizing this was an option before the replacement surgery.
I spent a lot of time crying and being angry with myself. I'm still coming to terms with this very strong feeling of wanting them out because as all of you mention there are other worries that go with a removal surgery and I would really appreciate and advice you could share with me on this.
If you have drains in how long is this usually for? How long does it take to go back to your normal routine and exercising? I was a 32A now a 32D and how do you come to terms with going back to a small size? this is one of my biggest fears even though I have never been happy with being a 32D. Also with the implants removed how obvious are the scars? I was never too confident in a bikini but would imagine I would be quite worried going on holidays if the scars were very low under the bikini on the waist as right now they are just on the crease? These are my main fears and I feel if I can come to terms with the reality of them I may be fully ready to have the removal surgery.
I think I am just extra cautious because I rushed into the replacement of the PIP a few months ago.
Thank you again for sharing your stories so honestly because it really helped me realise my true feelings and I hope that one day I will be able to share my surgery story and help others. [RS bleep]
I spent a lot of time crying and being angry with myself. I'm still coming to terms with this very strong feeling of wanting them out because as all of you mention there are other worries that go with a removal surgery and I would really appreciate and advice you could share with me on this.
If you have drains in how long is this usually for? How long does it take to go back to your normal routine and exercising? I was a 32A now a 32D and how do you come to terms with going back to a small size? this is one of my biggest fears even though I have never been happy with being a 32D. Also with the implants removed how obvious are the scars? I was never too confident in a bikini but would imagine I would be quite worried going on holidays if the scars were very low under the bikini on the waist as right now they are just on the crease? These are my main fears and I feel if I can come to terms with the reality of them I may be fully ready to have the removal surgery.
I think I am just extra cautious because I rushed into the replacement of the PIP a few months ago.
Thank you again for sharing your stories so honestly because it really helped me realise my true feelings and I hope that one day I will be able to share my surgery story and help others. [RS bleep]