POSTED UNDER Breast Implant Removal Reviews
Got Them out (After 24 Years)!
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nursing boobs
NoMoreDsSeptember 23, 2014
Hi all! This post is for any women who might still have an opportunity to have children, whether they are thinking about implanting or explanting. I had a baby before implants and my boobs got HUGE. Got small implants, had a baby and nurses successfully. Had to replace those (225 cc's) and got talked into going bigger (425cc ' s - are you kidding me? Hated them!) Had twins, and another baby: milk duct and let down issues, no nursing, had to use breast pump exclusively. Had to have surgery to get an egg sized clogged milk duct removed. Got implants removed; got pregnant 6 months later. Had some milk supply issues in one of my breasts, but conquered it and am still nursing my 10 month old. Can you get any more stories than that? Lol. So my boobs got huge during pregnancy, just like most women, but when you add implants to that your boobs become so huge that it is unbearable. Mine would practically choke me when I laid in my back. But the absolute worst part was the amount of stretching that happened. My natural B cups stretched to a size that was wayyyyyy bigger than a double D - in fact, I couldn't find any bras that would fit. It was an awful experience. I am better now! Hahaha - but it is a reality when implants are put in at a phase in a woman's life when their thoughts don't dwell on pregnancy, but simply to look good in a bikini without bra padding. Here is a picture that I took yesterday. I am wearing my same surgical bra as one of my earlier review pictures. It is morning and I hadn't nursed my little one yet. They are pretty big compared to my explant pictures. My size fluctuates during the day, but no matter- they are natural ;)
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March 4, 2015
I am a LLL leader and help moms with breastfeeding. Thanks for sharing THIS part of your story b/c it is one we need to hear. The human body and breasts are resilient as evidenced by your story. You have been through so much yet are still doing one of the best things you can do for your child. I hope more women will see how the surgeries are unnecessary and harmful to the body and psyche. And a lot of woman who have been though just one breast surgery have a much harder go at breast feeding or can't altogether. I want my implants out right now so badly I could cry. I want them out so when I have my next child I can experience normal breast changes; the unbearable heaviness you describe is real. I wish I would have realized when I was younger that we all get bigger more beautiful breasts while pregnant and nursing.
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2 years post
It has been 2 years now!
NoMoreDsSeptember 15, 2014
So, my boobs are still making milk and are larger than when I had them removed. No since putting pictures of them up, but will when I wean baby. I am still VERY happy that I don't have implants and really love being my 'Real Self' now. I never was a big-boob girl. Just didn't like that they were different sizes way back when. I am healing from a tummy tuck (had 6 kids you know ;) so I am on Real Self a little more often now. This board is so helpful and encouraging - it really helps when a woman is deciding whether or not to get her implants removed. You gals are great!
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September 16, 2014
Wooowhie!!! I'm sitting here getting my nails done, 3 days pre op and I can't put the phone done from reading this review from beginning to END ! Every word! Wow what an experience!!! I have thought about reconsidering a few times now. I feel better that there is support. And there are women like yourself who love their body even after the removal! Love their body more after explant and so happy about it. I reeeeeeally appreciate and RESPECT your story. You've been where I'm going and back!! I love the option of going back... Wow mama. I bow to you in courtesy. Xoxoxo!!! Thank you for your story
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