Over the years I've had a few different treatments and this is the first time I've felt someone really explained my treatment as well as other options for bigger surgery. Would definitely recommend seeing a plastic surgeon, particularly Dr Chin, over visiting other 'cosmetic' surgery places. If you want to change something about yourself, it is well worth investing in someone who has spent years studying and knows what they're talking about. He does great work and also easy

So i am now 5 days post op after my BL and feeling more human and i just wanted to share my experience with everyone because forums like this have been invaluable for me throughout my whole experience. Since being a teenager i have been unhappy with my breasts - i always had larger areolas and they were never perky or how i perceived beautiful breasts to be. I then gained quite a lot of weight between the age of 18-20. Then lost all the weight and more resulting in even saggier,

I came all the way from Melbourne to consult with Dr Chin as I had read good things about him and seen positive reviews from past patients of his. From the start of my consultation he was rude and dismissive, seemed exasperated when I asked any questions and didn't even examinine me. Despite not even looking at my breasts, he told me he'd be happy to do the procedure. His nurse, who I had a good chat with, went through the ins and outs of the surgery. When I told her what the

I'd never been overly unhappy with my breasts, but over the past 5 years they've gone through a few changes with pregnancy, and then breast feeding for almost 14months. They've become quite deflated, and existing asymmetry from my 'slight-scoliosis' got a little worse. .my chest wall is a bit messed up, and my left breast is around a cup size smaller than my right. Anyway, I'd been thinking about a BA for a few years, but decided to wait in case we had another child - but we