47yrs, 116lb 5' 10' 355cc, Sientra - 2yrs post op

1 - everyone always knows that you will have implants, so get over it, actually most people think its cool that you decided to do it. High profile looks really good. 2 - medically, under the muscle, silicon, under the crease is good. 3 - since you probably have done sports, you know about "go big or go home" same applies here as the most common complaint is "I thought they would be bigger" - actually know a number of girls who went back and got bigger ones. 4 - recovery varies - some girls get going in a few days and others take a while. 5 - get test implants and wear different sizes to see what works for you

Hi Ali, I'm 45 and got mine done a year ago. I'm talk and tub as well. I'm 5'10 but weight 145. I have an athletic build and didn't want to look like I had bolt ons. I went with 400cc's which is big for some but not on me because of my height. I also got moderate profile because being my age and confident with my physique I went with moderate profile. Since you are so thin (115 is tiny). I would actually go with a smaller implant...say in the 300 range. You'll also have too how your breast bone measures, if your nipples flare out to the side or point straight ahead, and also what will fit your chest wall. I dint believe in the "go big or go home" statement. It's not true that "everyone" will know that your breasts are augmented. I think high profile does not suit everyone, and that too much upper pole fullness on a woman's breast IS what makes them look fake. I got Sientra annitomicals. They have a nice natural slope to them and people didn't even notice that my breasts weren't natural. Anyone who askes that anyway is disrespectful. After all, it's not the boobs that make the woman, it's the woman that makes the boobs. You sound like the perfect body description for Sientra annitomicals. Only certified PS's can use them. It's a major surgery so ask your surgeon a ton of questions, and pick the size that's right for you (don't let your Dr. pick) it's your body and you'll have to live with it. Good luck to you in whatever you decide. I hope my 2 cents helps. :)

Smart phone typing is a drag. It should say "I'm tall and thin as well"

Tomorrow is my the first ever PS consultation............uh uh I am nervous.