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No more pain in boobs

Hey guys it's been a couple of months and I've increased my fitness levels and no longer feel any pain in boobs so don't think its a rupture. Pretty sure they were just growing pains due to winter weight gain. I'm starting to feel unsure about implant removal and thinking to myself do I need to fix something that isn't broken?!? I work a second job as a dancer to pay for the surgery and I'm hoping to continue this job after surgery but nervous about how they will look!! Ps my boobs are under the muscle and I don't want a lift, and keeping the capsule, had them for 7 yrs. Any ladies have any reviews with similar physic, and surgery procedure- would love to see
your results! Before my boobs I was a small A cup but 10 kilo's lighter.. Now I think I would be a B.. Let me know!

I came across this website a few months ago when I...

I came across this website a few months ago when I was still uncertain of whether I was going to get my implants removed. After seeing all the love, support and knowledge shared amongst this community, I have decided to confidently go ahead with the procedure. I will be posting photos sharing my experience to continue to spread the support.
My implants story: I got them when I was 20, insecure, slim, wanted to be curvier and feel more "sexyyy", I had a lot of issues with my self image. My boob size was originally an A. The procedure went fine, at the beginning I had increased anxiety because they felt extremely foreign but I never had any physical issues with my implants and I enjoyed having them for the most part. Fast forward 6 yrs, I am now 25 and have a greater sense of self, I no longer abuse my body and have filled out quite a lot. Naturally this has taken its toll on the implants, they are starting to feel heavy and giving me pain in my back/shoulders, I can't wait to have my natural body back so I can jump around and hug people and not always having to cover up! I've decided to go back to my original surgeon Dr Alan Breidahl, as I was happy with the job he did on the implants. My big question so far is how do you know if your silicone implants are leaking or ruptured? I've noticed lately my right boob sometimes hurts, slight burn but it goes away, not sure if it's just because there growing (due to weight gain) and How do they exactly rupture? Is it common for the new implants made in 2009 to rupture? Thanks xoxox

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Specialist Plastic Surgeon
59 Dendy Street , Brighton, VIC