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I Love My New Breasts! - Orange County, CA
UPDATED FROM Lobstermac78
Nearly 5 months post op, still as happy as ever :)
WORTH IT$6,000
No significant changes other than more softening. I'm continually amazed at how much they move and feel like real breasts. My scars are much flatter and softer now and although they're still red, you can tell they're gradually fading.
I can't say enough about how glad I am that I chose to do this surgery. Even though the initial thrill of having big breasts has kind of worn off, I'm still in love with my results and definitely feel sexier and more confident every day I look in the mirror.
I can't say enough about how glad I am that I chose to do this surgery. Even though the initial thrill of having big breasts has kind of worn off, I'm still in love with my results and definitely feel sexier and more confident every day I look in the mirror.
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UPDATED FROM Lobstermac78
I'm really pleased with how natural my breasts feel both in and out of clothes. They really are starting to feel like a part of
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Limaboro
June 9, 2013
You look fantastic!!!
Lobstermac78
June 10, 2013
Thank you! I was just looking at your photos and you look amazing!!!
June 9, 2013
Yes they look good, i cant wait for mine to be more squish-able!
June 10, 2013
Thanks, yours look great! Don't worry, they will get a lot more squishy in the upcoming weeks. I'm really suprised at how natural mine are starting to feel. Like I've had then all along :) The 2 months goes by really fast.
June 10, 2013
Thank you do much! That really took some stress off! I was worried about buying a whole new wardrobe and not bein able to hide it. So glad to hear your experience do far!
June 10, 2013
You look great! I'm Asian, and had mine ba done 10 days ago. Hopefully mine will be as natural too:)
UPDATED FROM Lobstermac78
2 month update
So, it's been 2 months and things seem to be going well. I'm back to running a few times a week. I still double up on the sports bras and I don't run for too long (maybe 3-4 miles) but everything seems to be fine. I'm continuing to see my breasts soften and they're definitely feeling and moving more like real breasts. (2 month pics attached). I still do my massages 3 times a day and I definitely think it helps.
One item of note- I recently went swimming for the first time and I could definitely feel my muscles and implants moving in a strange way. It was a little freaky. My stroke of choice is the breast stroke... I may need to change to doggy paddle as I did not like the feeling of my muscles pushing the implants apart... Other than than, I feel totally back to normal :)
One item of note- I recently went swimming for the first time and I could definitely feel my muscles and implants moving in a strange way. It was a little freaky. My stroke of choice is the breast stroke... I may need to change to doggy paddle as I did not like the feeling of my muscles pushing the implants apart... Other than than, I feel totally back to normal :)
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June 6, 2013
You look great!! I promised myself once I got this surgery I would be more active, so it's interesting to hear about your recovery plus how easing back into running has been for you. Great review, thank you! I hope mine turn out like yours. Happy healing!
June 6, 2013
Thanks! Congrats on your upcoming surgery! I know you are probably so exicted! I look forward to reading your update :-)
June 6, 2013
Hi! Ur results look great!! Interesting about the swimming, I also swim, mostly freestyle and hope I won't be restricted! I am going over the muscle so hope that will help minimize any difficulty!
June 6, 2013
Thanks! I think you're right; if yours are over the muscle then you probably won't have the same issue :) I definitely need to experiment and see which motions work best for me. Other than that, I really haven't had any other animation issues. Good luck on your surgery!!! Sounds like you're going with a pretty conservative size like me, so you'll probably have a sppedy recovery and be back in the water in no time :)
June 7, 2013
Hi, I love your boobs they look amazing. I am currently a small B and is really looking to fill them up to a full B small C...
I am asian and i tend to scar easily as well, so I am also going for the crease incision. How is your incision healing???
June 9, 2013
Thank you!!! The scar question is a really good one. I honestly don't think about it much because I don't see them, but when I touch them, they are very thick and lumpy. I think it should get better with time and I've been using silicone sheeting which is supposed to help with skin types that are prone to hypertrophic scarring, but I've accepted the possibility that the scars might always be raised. This actually makes me even more confident that I made the right choice with the crease incision. I doubt anyone will feel my crease so if I'm going to have a big rope-like scar, I would rather it not be on my nipple.
I was reading your post and it sounds like we have similar stats and your before pics look a lot like me. I think you will be really happy with the sizes you're considering and if you're worried about the scars, the crease is the best way to go. Like I mentioned, in the big picture, it's something I rarely think about anymore :)
June 9, 2013
Thank so much for the info! I also wanted to ask is it easy to hide your girls under clothes if you wanted too? I am asking thus because I don't want everyone to know about my procedure and was worried about having difficult time hiding my breast when I want to. Can't wait to see more photos from you!
June 10, 2013
I was in the same predicament as you; I didn't tell anyone at work (except for one person) and didn't want anyone to know. I know some people have noticed, but not everyone has and I was able to dress in ways where I didn't feel like they were obvious so I didn't feel uncomfortable around pepole.
Basically, I have 2 rules for dresing for work now:
#1- I wear sports bras everyday.
#2- No sweaters or knit tops. Now I only wear fitted, button down collared shirts. Nothing too baggy becuase I think it just makes them look bigger and I always tuck my shirts in :)
I took a whole week off from work, so by the end of the week, I felt well enough to go shopping and try stuff on too see what worked and what didn't. I still wear a lot of my clothes from before the surgery, but some tops I couldn't wear right away (because my breasts were higher and more pronounced). They are a lot easier to hide 2 months out.
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