Reduction from E Cup to C Cup
I had huge breasts at fifteen, so now that I'm 21,...
I had huge breasts at fifteen, so now that I'm 21, I'm really sick of them. They cause me no end of back pain (I've been going to a chiropractor twice a week for the last 6 months now), and I can't buy any clothes that fit right. The bras I buy have to be the ugliest ones there, and I feel so upset when I walk past the pretty ones that are of a smaller size.
I guess the real moment when I was like, "No, I absolutely have to get rid of these" was when I was trying to buy a strapless bra for a dress I was wearing to an annual black tie work event. I could not find one- apparently they just don't cater for bigger boobs. It sounds sort of pathetic, but I cried. I knew then I wanted them gone, no matter what the cost or scarring.
I booked in to see a surgeon and he was fantastic- so helpful and answered all of my questions. He explained any risks, but also told me how good it's going to feel afterwards (especially for my back). I told him I wanted to go as small as I possibly could for my frame. If I'm undergoing this long surgery and paying all of this money, I want to look significantly different!
I'm so excited for it now, and not once have I considered maybe backing out. There is no doubt in my mind that this is the right thing to do. Now, it's 13 days until I get it done and I cannot WAIT!! Time is dragging and I just want March 1st to hurry up!!
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My boob are the same size as yours and I would like to go down to a c cup as well.
Just seeing did they perform the anchor shape on you?
and also which surgeon did you see?
You have no visible scarring marks.
It's the morning of my surgery, and I can't decide...
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I'm in hospital as I write this now- been out of...
So far, not too bad!!
Welcome to the community. You will feel amazing when this is done. I am glad you joined us and look forward to hearing more from you.