My First Consultation with a PS - New Jersey, NJ

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Thank you! To celebrate I was thinking about buying the naughtiest bathing suit ever LOL ;O)

Thank you! To celebrate I was thinking about buying the naughtiest bathing suit ever LOL ;O)

Nope, no lift. I was a 32A before the implants. Though I had always been "skinny", I always had "extra meat", I mean I was never bony. So I had somewhat of a cleavage. I'm almost back to that look of 20 years ago. I'm not perky, but not droopy either, not to where I would need a lift. For my age and all my breasts have been through, they're in the right place. I used to lift weights (lightly), but I stopped doing anything that would bulk me up even more then I was already with my implants. I still remained active but not to the extent that I used to, so now after explant I find that I'm not firmed generally. When I start exercising again, I expect to firm up evenly everywhere, including the chest area. I think that will take care of the lift if I were to need one, just in case my breast are still settling or gravity becomes a pest ;O) Have hope! There's lots of it without a lift. Sending wellness and quick healing vibes for you on your deflation day!!!! Yeeepy! You'll be fabulous, you'll see ;O)

Oh, almost forgot. Now I'm still 34B. I was supposed to be 34B after my implants but I was really 34C and some times even those were tight. On my camisoles I used to wear medium, now I can wear SMALLLLLLL :O) Nice!

Thank you! I feel great and I'm so glad I had the implants taken out :O) My profile pic is a before, in fact my left breast was deflated at the time. It was barely noticeable from the front view. However from the side view, there was a flat look especially from the top of the chest. I'll load up a couple more to see if you can tell better. I can't find side views though. I had deleted most of these pics before I brought my pc in for repair ;O)

Hi, well done you, I'm having mine out next week after only having them for 3 weeks!!! My main concern is that the scar heals well under the crease, how has yours been please? I've seen some whcih look excellent at even 6 months xx

3 weeks only and you're taking them out? You're so brave! I was scared for years. Good for you, you're taking charge ;O) The scar is barely noticeable, it looks like a regular crease. My ps told me to keep the area moisturized and I did. It healed beautifully and I believe that is key to a diminishing the scar 'look'. Later I used coco butter and now I'm using coconut oil. I got second degree burns on my leg a couple of summers ago. I though I was disfigured, it looked like an angry scar on my leg. I put the coco butter in the day and the coconut oil at night and the scar (after all is healed of course) is 90% gone . So I thought I'd do the same with my surgery scar and I like the results.

Thank you for that. I know, 3 weeks seems crazy, I knew straight away and I don't feel like I can get on properly with life with them in, of course the surgeon tried to pursuade me otherwise and he is charging but I don't care. I had mine in the crease incision, it's only about an inch or so long and I tend to heal very well, surgeon says it won't matter opening up again so soon, better now that in a few months when I'm much more healed. What he wants me to do though is to wear scar tape, not silicone just plain surgical tape, I've researched it on line and it seems alot of surgeons think it works wonders, stops the scar from being pulled or stretched. My concern is that is doesn't provide an moisture so I'm a bit torn! As ever there are very conflicting opinions online from the experts.

Yeah, reading everything online can drive you up a wall. But don't worry, the tape most ps use must be the same hypoallergenic my ps used on me, the regular tape, and I healed great with it and never felt dry or uncomfortable. I guess the tape keeps the area as moist as it needs to be, not more because remember that it needs to heal and too much moisture will prevent complete closure of the incision and allow infection to set in. I was worried it would come off in the shower, but it never did. After it's healed you can apply a moisturizer. My ps told me to wear a regular, inexpensive, over the counter moisturizer. No need to spend mega buck$ (I almost bought a $75 one thinking it would be better). But of course you know your body and know what creams are okay for you to use. Trust that. And don't forget that the area of the incision is twice as delicate. I can't wear a lot of stuff because my skin is very delicate and I brake out over nothing :O( I bought my moisturizer from my ps because of convenience and because it had no harsh chemicals that would freak my skin out. Otherwise I would have used something soft on my skin and definitively not tested on animals. I wish you faster than quick healing and beauty ;O)

You were right, I don't regret it. I hope women would read all these post before getting implants, it would save them a lot of hard times and $$$$ Sadly, there was no internet when I had mine done. I wouldn't have had implants, I would have bought a swanky bikini and I would have gone to Hawaii with that money

Yup! Best decision for most of us (if not all of us) ;O)