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Received Beautiful Breasts 5 Months Ago but Wish They Were Bigger, What Now?

Danielle78
posted 3 years ago
updated 3 years ago

Worth It
Cost: $6,500
Mississauga, ON

I had 34 c breast when on birth control, after...

2 Dec 2009

I had 34 c breast when on birth control, after going off them and increasing my work-out routine, my breasts shrank. had size 32 a, wanted bigger.

received my 34 c size back..... but after living with D breasts for 4 months i was a little sad when they settled down to a c

I'm 115 lbs 31 years old I am very happy with my breasts and don't want to create a problem by going bigger but if the risks are minimal.... I would like to way my options with professionals.

I had saline implants 5 months ago, via an...

5 Dec 2009

I had saline implants 5 months ago, via an axillary incision, placed submuscular, 390cc. Now that they have settled, I wish they were as big as they were post op. They are beautiful, but, what are my options and risks for going bigger?

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Comments (3)

automatic 23 May 2012

Hi Danielle, can you give me some suggestion, we are from the same place and I've been doing a lot of research to get a better deal and a good quality procedure. They are very expensive...Pls. tell me your doctor or maybe I can use your name that you referred me..
Thank you

adriana. 4 Mar 2010

Where did you get your surgery done? What is your doctor's name

espresso 7 Dec 2009

The "wish I'd gone bigger" you describe is pretty common. Going bigger will be pretty straightforward. First go back to your surgeon to see whether he/she would be willing to arrange for a discounted price on your redo. Additionally, your surgeon will already be familiar with your surgical history on a personal level, so no surprises there. Just be crystal clear on your goals. Bring in photos of the look you want to achieve; if you don't have any photos, browse online or through magazines. Cosmetic surgeons tend to work from the perspective of the artist's eye and not a specific cupsize, even though they do have considerable science behind them. If possible, see if your surgeon offers post-operatively adjustable implants, so that you can tweak your size (larger/smaller) to suit, until you've settled on the size you're happiest with. Then it's just a minor outpatient surgery to remove the fill ports. Something else to remember is your post-op recovery for simply changing out your implants should be considerably easier than for your original surgery.