BA is A Major Surgery, Not For The Faint of Heart. - Long Beach, CA

No one ever thinks they're not mine, which is pretty cool. They match my frame and, even though they're big, they look natural.

So, I had an unusually difficult recovery from my BA. Thankfully my doc is wonderful and was there with me every step of the way. I saw her once a month for the first 6 months for progress pictures and for her to see how my implants were dropping. After that I saw her at 9 mos and at a year. I think my problems were a combo of being athletic and getting larger than average implants. In the end I went from an A to a DDD and they're really very pretty. Nothing like before.

You may notice I took all of my pics down. I read an article about people posting people's surgery pics on other sites and freaked out. So no more boob pics. That being said, I wound up much larger than I expected. They don't look outsized on my frame, but I'm a 34DDD. I thought I was a 36AA before. I may have actually been a 34A. We were going for large C, small D. Oops. Doc also said that because my breasts are wide set I would probably not get much cleavage. Wrong again. ;) Overall, I'm happy with them. They're still settling. So, we will see how they look in a few more months.