I forgot to mention that you were a blessing to me because I was just like you reading all the messages about how happy everyone was, so THANK YOU for sharing your situation.
Well I found this site because I myself was freaking out! But my husband and friends are helping me with the advice of giving it some time, plus one of my good friends assured me that the majority of boobs for women our (my) age usually are weird to begin with. Everyone has complaints about the way theirs look. Then I have friends and a sister who have had to go through the ordeal of breast cancer. That could just as easy be me! I think for me.... I'm going to try and take my mind off my boobs for awhile and focus on something more rewarding and pray that everything works out. But I know your fears and your concerns and you are not alone. But for your own comfort seek several names of PS's. have a good day. I have to go to work today and try to hide my drains! Fun!
I'm new here and can't seem to submit comments from my phone. I've tried twice. I would get several names of highly recommended PS's and then get a consultation from all of them and find the one you are most comfortable with, but if it were me, I would try to keep from getting more implants if at all possible. I'm going to give myself more time. I don't look back at my 27 years with implants as a regret, but I probably wouldn't recommend it now with everything I know. I could never cuddle my child without wondering if he was comfortable with his head on my chest. I know that it wasn't always comfortable for me. I hated that. Then I had tell that little boy who is now 18 years old that I was having my implants removed. Not the best moment in my life. Well, anyway, you need to give yourself some time and get several consultations.
I had my removal done last Thursday (1/30). I think I have exactly what you are talking about. Both of mine are like indented straight across each breast. My implants were 27 years old and they were leaking. About 10 years after getting the implants, I had an infected milk duct and it had to be removed. I had a scar that ran straight down from my nipple. It was noticable, but not deformed. Now that the implants are out, it appears to be a sunken in appearance - deformed. I've been told not to rush to judgement and give it some time, but I'm scared. I didn't mind being flat - I just didn't want to look deformed. My first post-op is in 2 days. I still have my drains in and I have to wear bandages and these special bras. I've been on line trying to see if this is normal at the beginning, but from what I've read, it doesn't appear to be. Then I read yours. I'm not sure I follow what he decided to remove. I can't afford to do anything else.
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