I found these reviews helpful so thought I would leave one. My breasts were always on the small side which didn’t bother me, but after breastfeeding 2 children they lost even more volume and were an extremely stretched and deflated 32 A (if that) so i decided to have a breast augmentation. Mr Whitworth was recommended to me so I had a consultation with him and 1 other surgeon, and decided to go ahead with him. He made me feel comfortable and was friendly and informative in my consultation. He explained his approach would be round, moderate profile, textured implants half under the muscle with a lift to achieve my desired results. I found my sizing appointment stressful as it was more about the shape for me and I didn’t want ‘big boobs’ as I only have a petite frame of 5’2 at 7st8. I was told to air on the side of bigger to avoid disappointment, though was very worried about going too big as i didn’t want them to make me feel ‘big’ as such. I’m happy I settled on 295cc and once surgery was complete i was so happy with that size! I saw Mr Whitworth briefly before and after surgery. He was again friendly and matter of fact. I was happy with the treatment i received at the hospital and though pain was very bad initially, within a couple of days it had reduced significantly. I am now 5 dpo and barely need to take painkillers. I can’t believe how little pain I’m in, although i am quite uncomfortable-the implants feel they are squashing my actual boobs- a bit like wearing tight sizers all the time which is really annoying. I hope this eases and they start to feel less pressure soon. My scars are a little itchy too, and i get a sort of fizzing sensation through each breast-I’m not sure what that’s about! But it’s early days and I’m just glad to not be in pain. I have a couple of worries i want to raise at my 1 week check up appointment I’ve noticed…. First is that as i lean forward I’ve noticed a slight ripple in my cleavage. It’s not very noticeable but I’m wondering why it’s there as i thought he had placed them partly under the muscle at the top of the implant to avoid this. I’m now wondering if it was put under the muscle at all and my chest muscles are not hurting. I do not have much fat/tissue (if any) on the upper pole of my breast to cover the implant which was why i thought Mr Whitworth was going to use my muscle to cover it. It is not very noticeable but obviously i don’t want this to get worse!? Maybe the muscle is too thin to cover it properly? I’m not sure. I also noticed one implant feels it is slightly more towards my armpit than the other, they do not look symmetrical at the moment, but I know it is early days so I can’t judge this yet. Hopefully Mr Whitworth will put my mind at rest over these things! I am quite a worrier so hopefully I’m overthinking it all. I will update as my journey continues! Updated on 29 Aug 2023: Seem to be healing well so far. Mr Whitworth and the nurse were very happy with my progress. Now swelling has eased a quite a bit, I am much more content with the shape etc. My only concern are the ripples in my cleavage area. The more my breasts heal the more visible they become and I am quite conscious of it. I think rippling may have been mentioned in my consultation but as he placed them partly under the muscle I had no idea it would be this obvious which has been upsetting. My next check up is at the 6 week mark so will try not to overthink it until then when I can talk it through with him. I have also had a lot of burning nerve pain and numbness so am hoping that will start to ease soon! Updated on 22 Nov 2023: I’m now about 3 months post op. I have to say my 6 week check up with Mr Whitworth was brief to say the least. He was friendly and did ease my worries though. I think the rippling is going to be permanent. He told me it could be part of how my breasts are healing so could improve once everything has settled, but it is apparent to me that it will remain as part of my result. It is frustrating, but I have definitely adjusted my expectations and it doesn’t really bother me too much now, as with a bra it isn’t nearly as noticeable. I am very happy with my scars, they are very neat and don’t bother me at all. I have used some scar oil from time to time but even without I think they are looking great. The shape is so natural and they have softened a lot. I am concerned about nerve damage atm. One nipple remains completely numb, and there are large numb areas on both breasts. One breast has continuous numb/pins and needles type pain that is uncomfortable and irritating. Part of me is sad I have damaged myself like this…I’m just hoping it will resolve itself. I must admit I was naive to the extent of the nerve damage inflicted through this procedure. I’m not sure if that-along with the rippling issue-is something my surgeon should have clarified more to me, or if I should have taken it upon myself to research. I did do a fair bit of research before the operation but until it is done it is hard to imagine. Overall, right now I am mostly happy with the result, but I am wondering if I have inflicted myself with issues (nerve damage/rippling/further surgeries etc.) by getting this done. Updated on 1 Jan 2025: I’m now 15months post-op, so my result is complete I guess. These are my over-all thoughts. Pros Happy with the scars, they’re super neat and healed nicely. My breasts look really symmetrical and very natural. I’m fairly happy with the size-if anything I would go smaller which is interesting as the nurse advised I go bigger if anything as most people wish they’d gone bigger. I’m definitely the exception to the rule and wish I’d held more firm in that but overall they’re still a pretty good fit. Cons They aren’t as perky as I’d hoped and dare I say have a slight sag, which I did not expect AT ALL. I now look back at pictures from the first few months and can’t believe how much they’ve dropped. I’m trying to remind myself it’s good they look natural, but honestly it’s bugging me SO much I’ve been thinking about getting in touch with PS to talk though options although I’m obviously very concerned shot the cost of revision and further surgery etc. I might be just getting in my head about it though and maybe they look fine but I don’t feel I can go in a bikini/braless without being self conscious about it which is very disappointing considering I had a lift. My other gripe is the nerve damage. It’s so bad in my left breast I don’t have any sensation in my nipple and a lot of the surrounding area. And sometimes it still feels that pins and needles feeling/pain that I was convinced would go. My right boob is better though. This is another worry with any further surgery that I will do more damage. So honestly I’m still on the fence whether this was worth it. Sometimes I think it was a good move and others I regret it honestly. I would love to hear from others in a similar position or advice on what to do next if anyone actually reads this I’ve been brave and included a photo, cause I want to know if I’m going mad thinking they look saggy??
Mr Whitworth was fantastic - from the initial consultation to the last post-op check-up! I guess my situation was a little less common - Male, 26 and having a tummy tuck. I was always burdened with loose skin around my stomach, and have wanted this surgery for over 10 years. After some careful research and speaking to friends, I was referred to Mr Whitworth at Nuffield hospital in Bournemouth. I was able to get a consultation pretty quickly (around 3-4 weeks) which was amazing as lockdown was causing delays everywhere. Ian was straight to the point and gave a thorough assessment. I was in and out within 20 minutes and excited for the surgery. My surgery took place about 5 weeks after the consultation as Mr Whitworth had some availability. This was fantastic as again, the pandemic was causing delays with some previous surgeons stating 3-6 months of waiting. When operation day came round, I felt more excited than nervous as I wanted this for so long. Ian came and put me at ease in the morning and I was having surgery with an hour of seeing him. My care at Nuffield Bournemouth was second to none - honestly the staff were incredible and the food...the food was INSANE! Loved being there and the process was so smooth. No complications at all from the surgery. POST-OP: Again, it went so smoothly. No complications or issues followed. I was having regular catch ups with the aftercare nurse who was redressing my tuck and she was amazing. She said the incision was healing perfectly and was one of the best she had seen. Within two weeks, the dressings were removed permanently and I just needed to rub E45 cream into the incision regularly to keep it moisturized. The tuck has healed great so far, and I now use bio-oil to reduce the scarring. My friend had a tummy tuck with Mr Whitworth 5 years ago and her scar is barely noticeable, so I know it will fade well over time. There is no pain at all, only numbness around the lower stomach. This is normal and is slowly coming back - but its not even noticeable! My overall experience was fantastic and I couldn't be more grateful to Ian. The job he has done is amazing and I am so glad I chose him. He has done a stellar job and it couldn't have gone better. You can tell he is very experienced and knows what he is doing - he is straight to the point and wastes no time.
Lovely man and really happy with my results of my BA. everyone at the hospital was amazing, all the nurses, receptionists etc so friendly! I know 3 other woman that have had their breasts done by him and also a rhinoplasty and all really happy!
My mother went to him for a tummy tuck and recommended him as well for breast implants. Definitely recommend him to others and since I had mine done in February 2020 I have already referred 3 other friends. He’s very calm, knowledgeable and professional. No issues with my surgery nor my boobs.
So I’m posting for the first time as a 4 week post op patient. I found Mr. Whitworth through a friend who used him 5 years ago, and she had amazing results. Through the entire process Mr. Whitworth was everything I needed - direct, open, honest. What I liked most was he never tried to sell the procedure or himself to me, it’s very much ‘you’ll decide if you want it done and with me, I’m just here to arm you with information and advice’. I also like that he specific on the sizes he was willing to do - he said any lower than one volume and it’s not worth my money, and bigger than one volume and it will look silly and he won’t take me on. It makes you confident in his assessment as a lot of consultants will do what you want and only care about getting your money. Mr Whitworth was the opposite, it’s the results and his reputation that means more to him. I had my initial consultation in August, and my op in October when beds were released from the NHS, I can’t comment on his normal waiting time from consultation to surgery. About me: I’m 166cm ~5ft6, 8 stone 4 (53kg, 112lbs), and 32B/C depending on the bra. I have a very minor case of tuberous breast (just the swollen nipples and low sitting breasts) I wanted a more natural looking fuller look, so was offered between 250-400cc. After a sizing appt. I went for 400cc medium profile.Day of the surgery I arrived in the morning, had a visit from Mr. Whitworth after and hour, was prepped 2 hours after that and went down to surgery. The entire team of nurses and the anaesthesiologist were fantastic. I was comfortable and happy, and they settled my nerves. I woke up an hour after I was put out, no pain, quite comfortable. The drains took a while to get used to, going to the bathroom carrying the bag and tubes was a little awkward but generally OK. I had a full cooked meal for lunch, and again for dinner. Apart from being a little bed bound it was a very comfortable visit, and I’d liken it to staying in a hotel, it was a great night to chill and be on my own! The following morning I had my drains removed (not the most pleasant experience but OK with some gas and air), then I was on my way home!Post op notes: - painkillers. I only took the paracetamol and ibuprofen for 3 days whilst at home. I felt well in myself the first day (still had hospital drugs), a little tender and tired the next 2 days, and then almost back to normal by the 4th day post op. - I had family around so I didn’t do much at all (they wouldn’t allow me to lift a pan, or multiple plates etc). I got bored with a week off work, and though I wasn’t ready to leave the house and go to work, I was lucky that they allowed me to do half days from home to keep me occupied. - sleeping. I slept upright for 8 days. I then lowered to 2 pillows for a few days before I started sleeping on my side (slightly)- bra. I still wear my compression bra during the day and night, as I don’t have a sports bra yet. I did sleep bra less for the first time last night which felt a little sore on the muscles so I’ll put it back on going forward. I have a 4.5 week post op in 2 days so I’ll ask about going onto sports bras then. - bathing. I have a shower which I can lower the shower head. I showered every day my lower half (with the help of family so I wasn’t bending down to wash the first 4 days) on a lower temperature so there wasn’t steam. I then used baby wipes on my top half. I wouldn’t recommend bathing in the first week, purely because I personally wouldn’t be able to lift myself out of the bath. I had my 1 week post op and with the dressing removed was advised when I would be able to get the, wet, which was at 10 days for me as one of my incisions hadn’t fully closed up yet.I’ve attached photos, if you have any questions feel free to ask! Updated on 15 Nov 2020: So my appointment this week went well. I am allowed to bath, hot tub, return to normal exercise provided I wear a supportive bra. I’m allowed to wear other bras but not underwire yet. I’ve been using BioOil and spending a couple of minutes massaging it into my scars. This has made them pop back into my body, they are no longer protruding. They are starting to feel quite soft, but have been advised they will soften up and drop even more. Can’t wait for them to be at their best! Updated on 3 Jan 2021: So to be brief as I mentioned this all before, I started as a 32B/C. I had mentor 400cc mod profile each side. It sounds scary (but I don’t feel like they look as big as you’d imagine for this size) but I’m now a 32G. Pictures are me in a plunge slightly padded bra in 32F, a 32F bikini (black geo pattern), and size 14 triangle bikini. Based on the bra and bandeau bikini, I’m guessing I’m one size bigger than an F (I’m currently waiting for delivery of 32G since we can’t try on in shops). I hope this helps give anyone interested in knowing how CCs translate into breast size
I’ve always been a small breasted girl and was lacking confidence because of it. I’ve finally decided to go for breast enlargement and even if I am on day one I already feel different both physically and mentally. I could not be happier with the treatment received and the staffs friendliness. Dr. Witworth inspired me to trust, from a professional point of view and he is also a true gentleman. I am 167cm height and 56-57kg weight. I decided to go with Mentor round, cohesive gel, moderate plus implants, 440 ccs as I want to obtain both natural look,but a bit of cleavage too. Currently, in the hospital, everything went well, so I will keep posting as my journey unfolds. This website has helped me a lot with information, so, yes,I am quite happy now. Updated on 10 Aug 2020: To start with I am 38 years old,166 height and 56kg weight, mother of one. I’ve always been a small chested girl, 34A, and that’s the only thing that kept me from being 100% body confident and trying all kind of tricks to make my breasts look bigger. I’ve reached a stage in life where I could save enough money for a breast enlargement surgery and after a thorough research I’ve decided to go with Mr Whitworth which, I have to say it’s both a perfect gentleman and a very good professional.From the first consultation until the discharge following the surgery I’ve been treated so kindly and with so much friendliness and that makes a big difference. The surgery itself went well,we’ve opted for Mentor gel HPP Xtra 440cc to hopefully, help me achieve the much desired C+ or D cup.I am now on day two after the surgery,quite sore and painful as to be expected.Painkillers help though... I think that my left breast is a bit more swollen than the right one and the incision is stinging occasionally, but it’s still early days.I am just so excited about this and I just can’t wait to see the final result, but I already love the shape of my girls and still in shock to look down and actually see that I have boobies. Updated on 10 Aug 2020: Still swollen and sore,especially in the morning.Last night I had to go for the stronger painkiller and just adjust the bra loosening it a bit as it was really putting pressure on the scars and they were stinging a lot.I feel really frustrated about not being able to do anything and really looking forward to a full shower.I just had to wash my top part of the body using a flannel and warm soapy water and showered the lower part of my body as I don’t want to get the dressings and the scars wet just yet.I am posting a photo with my wish boobs too.This is motivating me to behave and take it easy as it’s the only way to get healthy,beautiful results. Updated on 12 Aug 2020: I think I’ve reached a turning point.Starting to feel a bit more like myself,but have to be ever so careful not to start getting itchy fingers to do things round the house as it could spoil everything.Will try to reduce the painkiller dose and see how I get on as I am aware of the damage to the stomach lining as well.My boobs and the incisions are getting a bit itchy and I know this is a good sign,starting to heal.Also I think they’ve dropped a little bit too,although I get this tight feeling a lot still,but that’s to be expected for about 3 weeks.Was looking at advice about the stabiliser band and some of the PS were saying that is more useful when you have anatomical implants.I suppose that’s why my surgeon didn’t recommend me wearing one,just the compression bra.The only annoying thing are the compression stockings which I have to wear for four weeks and they are killing me in this heat.But I will follow my doctor’s advice as I trust he only means the best for me.No photos today as there’s no big visible difference from the last ones I’ve posted. Updated on 16 Aug 2020: So I’ve had my one week post op appointment with the nurse to remove the dressings and check the incisions.She was pleased with the way they are healing and I don’t need dressings anymore,just a bit of soft gauze to prevent the bra rubbing against the skin.My left breast is still swollen and a bit “lazy” while the right one is dropping nicely even if it’s quite bruised still.I’ve decided to go off the painkillers as they made me so constipated and bloated and I can manage without them.That’s it for now,I will give another update in a week’s time,hopefully my left breast will catch up too. Updated on 25 Aug 2020: I’ll try to cut a long story short...On day eleven I’ve started sleeping in bed as I couldn’t put up with the recliner sofa anymore.After 2 weeks I’ve gradually started sleeping on one side a bit as it’s the only way I can get good sleep.I just fold the duvet between the breasts to give a bit of extra support and it’s fine. I’ve also messaged the doctor to ask about massage and he said that because I have textured implants that could actually be very harmful and not to do anything until I see him for my one month follow up.The right breast is dropping nicely but I am concerned about the left one which is still swollen and sits quite high on the chest.This is also a bit more painful than the other too.I also had to start work after two weeks and I am trying to take it easy even if my energy level is back to normal.Hopefully in the coming weeks I will see more dropping in the left breast as I know it takes time and usually they start to do that after 4 weeks more or less... Updated on 9 Sep 2020: I’ve seen my surgeon one month post op.He is pleased with the way the scars are healing and I can start using Bio oil to massage them twice a day.Left breast still a bit higher than the right,but he said it will catch up.I can start wearing a normal sports bra during daytime and nothing at night(which feels awkwardly nice-inner giggle )I can also resume exercising, but with a good supportive bra in place.He will see me again in two months time.So far I am on cloud nine with the results and as soon as I get back in shape shedding the few pounds that I’ve added lately I will be off shopping Updated on 16 Sep 2020: Nearly 6 weeks post surgery starting to feel more normal and minimal pain,mainly at night when sleeping with no bra on.Left boob still sitting about higher and more swollen,but otherwise,happy,happy,happy! Updated on 15 Oct 2020: So I am now 10 weeks into my journey.Feels like they’ve belonged to my body forever.Only concern is with the right breast still a bit swollen and higher than the right one.But then again it’s just a short time since the surgery and usually it takes up to 6 months for everything to settle.Exercising as normal,just with a good supportive bra on and a normal sports bra during day time. Updated on 17 Dec 2020: Did not update lately as I feel not much has changed.I have ups and downs.Some days I think they are too small,other days I am so pleased with the appearance.Maybe it’s because I also have put a bit of weight on and I am swerving away from the low carbs diet and exercising regime I was following.As other people I too have moments when I feel there’s no point to this as you can’t go anywhere and those cakes look so yummy.Anyway,that’s another issue...Overall I am 90% satisfied.I’ve bought some bras and finding the best fit was such an ordeal.I wear the 32D/70D as the 34C was too tight on the cups size so I went one down in waist band and one up in cup size(apparently that’s how you work it out).When I will get the chance to dress up and wear a pretty dress maybe I will feel a bit happier.I think it’s all down to Covid,giving us mixed emotions due to all the changes we are going trough.I will add a few more photos and some with the underwire bras later.Also waiting for my follow up appointment that got postponed from November to January due to the Covid.P.S.I had to add a filter to the photos to make me look less white lol Updated on 21 Feb 2021: Having passed the period of grace of 6 months post op I am most happy with the result.Love the size and shape only a bit disappointing that I could only see the surgeon once,4weeks post op as the other 2 follow up appointments got cancelled due to Covid.But they would have seen me if anything was feeling wrong or in any pain.I try to exercise regularly now while wearing a good support bra.One thing to keep in mind as I was a bit concerned with the slight difference in size between my breasts is that this is normal.Once because your natural breasts usually are different in size and also your chest is slightly bigger on the left size as the ribs leave space to accommodate your heart.So in my case,my right breast looks a bit smaller than the right,but is not bothering me too much now after my husband and my best friend assured me that it’s not obvious at all especially when wearing a bra.The scars are healing well.It usually takes up to an year for them to fade away.I took a few quick photos( not very good with the camera lol).Overall it’s still the best decision I ever made,as it boosted my confidence and made me feel complete.I just can’t wait to be able to wear nice summer dresses and bikinis once we are all safe and able to travel again.So,if you girls are still in doubt,I achieved one of my biggest desires,to feel feminine and comfortable with my own body and it’s made me sooo happy! Updated on 12 Aug 2021: So just like that one year has passed since the surgery.Scary how quick!I couldn’t feel any better and more confident right now about my body proportions since I’ve made the decision to have implants.If still in doubt I will say to anyone considering breast implants to go for it.As long as you do your research and choose a good doctor with loooots of positive reviews and experience that can also advice what suits your body type.I won’t post anymore as I think not much will change and my implants are settled after one year.I hope my journey has inspired other ladies to make their decision and hopefully you’ll all have only positive results both physically and emotionally after making such an important decision!
I have wanted a breast augmentation for nearly 12 years now. Personal reasons only. I have never been satisfied with what I have. Since having my 2 children, I feel now I am ready to roll. I have my consultation booked for Tuesday 14th July, excited is an understatement. Updated on 23 Sep 2020: So today I met with my surgeon and we tried on different sizes, he didn't want to tell me what size he was inserting into the sports bra. I covered over with a tight vest top and looked in the mirror. I wasn't happy until I tried the 3rd size on. He doubled checked that was the size I felt most comfortable with and we sat back down to chat. I then asked what cc that size was and he informed me it was a 450cc. I am nearly 26, 2 children, both breastfed. My boobs are perky and firm but have definitely deflated since having my most recent, she is currently 8 months old. I am petite, 5ft2, 8.5 stone and currently a small 32 a/b My surgeon has told me over the muscle is best suited, we have also decided to go for a high profile implant- to stop from an increase side boob. Since coming home after today I am a left a little worried that 450cc is going to be far to big for my proportion. The surgeon said he wouldn't be able to put any bigger in me. But he felt that was within proportion and looked good. He was happy with that decision. I am thinking of emailing tomorrow and either changing to a 350cc or 375cc. What are everyone's thoughts? I'll upload a photo of what I currently am. All thoughts/ opinions/ advice will be greatly appreciated. TIA Updated on 12 Oct 2020: The whole process with Mr. Ian Whitworth was outstanding. Consultation was fairly brief having a good overall discussion about all of my questions and concerns. The second appointment was for sizing; I tried on a couple of sizes and looked in the mirror without being told what CC size they were. The size I decided on was 450cc. I left with my op in 2 weeks and after a few days I panicked this size would be far to big for myself. I am 5ft 2 and 8.5stone, 26 Years Old & I have had two children, 1 breastfed. I contacted Mr. Whitworth's secretary and we re arranged another sizing appt- this time I took photos and decided after a good conversation that 450cc would be perfect for me. Day of the surgery 8th October- I arrived at the Nuffield Hospital in Bournemouth at 7am, I was taken to my room by 7:15am by the Ward Clark. I spoke with Mr. Whitworth that morning, he explained everything that was going to happen and took some before photos of me. The anaesthetist also came in, we had a chat about the last time I ate/ drank and about the process of surgery & general anaesthetic. 9am- gown on, theatre nurse came to collect me and walked me into the theatre room. They put me to sleep and I woke up in recovery with my brand new boobies. I can rate the whole process any higher, from Mr. Whitworth, the cosmetic team, ward nurses and doctors. So attentive, friendly, warm and welcoming. I am also type 1 Diabetic and they were so caring in that manner also. The feeling when coming around was very tight and heavy. You don't realise how much you use that area to move your arms and body. Definitely take your time moving and do things slow. Keep on top of the pain relief. I stayed over night so that they could keep an eye on my glucose levels and drains. The drains were removed the next morning, which I can say was a very uncomfortable process but it was also very quick. They did offer gas and air but I got on without. Clean dressings put on after & sent home. Needing to keep the dressings dry & back to see the cosmetic team in a week. 2 sports bras provided and any after care needed is also included. I'll attach some photos of what I have currently and keep following to read/ see my journey. Updated on 16 Mar 2021: I have been completely signed off from my plastic surgeon now, he is extremely happy with the recovery and how they have all settled. All feeling returned in my breasts, I do have feeling it my nipples but for the moment they do have a bit of numbness to them. The only side affect I had in recovery was something called “Mandor’s Cord”, which I was reassured from my surgeon it was nothing serious or permanent. In short it’s inflammation of the veins (usually caused by trauma). This popped up around 2/3 months after surgery and lasted about 4 weeks. It had a tight pulling feeling (I try and find a photo). Completely cleared up now. Last measurement has now put me at a 32 F. I can still fit into all my size 8 clothing apart from bras and swim wear of course. I don’t feel like they look huge or out of shape on me at all. I haven’t received back ache or uncomfortableness having bigger breasts. I have now started being able to lay comfortably on my front. Scars are healing nicely, I started giving them a good massage after 6 weeks with oil twice a day to flatten out the lumps. Now the scars and nice and flat, still a little dark but he said that’ll start to lighten closer to a year post op. They are fully in the creases now so not visible unless I lift my arms up. I’m not sure if I mentioned in my previous posts but I am also a type 1 diabetic and everything went well pre, during and post. I’ll try and upload as many photos as I possibly can through my journey so far. If you have any questions or queries please do message me. The best decision I have ever made in my life. Updated on 17 Mar 2021: Settled Breasts 5 months Post Op; Signed off from Surgeon 455cc - 32 F Size 8, 5ft 2 9 Stone Bigger description in previous post, just some more updated photos. More than happy to speak further with anyone would like to chat more about the procedure. Please do ask away :) Updated on 25 Mar 2021: Hi all, For the ones who specifically asked for bra photos, a video of how the breasts move/ feel and photos lying down. I'll also try to include the process or dropping and fluffing post (not sure how many photos I took). Post surgery until 3/4 months my boobs/ implants still felt hard, tight and not much movement. Now they feel much more like normal beasts. Don't get me wrong you can still probably tell they're implants but I deffo prefer them this way to how they originally were. As I've spent the majority of time pot op on lockdown, I haven't had the chance to go into a proper shop to try different sizes/ styles on. Straight after op for 3 weeks daytime I wore my surgery bra and 6 weeks at night. After that I was given the clear that I didn't need to wear anything at night and daytime as I didn't have a true size- I brought a bralet/ crop top bra form Sainsbury's that was non wired. Or the occasional time I didn't wear any bra/ support in the day. 5 months post and the last appt with surgeon he measured me with the size of 32 F. He also told me that some styles/ brands I may measure/ fit different sizes. It's all a matter of finding what feels and fits the best. Hard with retail shops shut eh! So I ordered two black, fairly plain, different style and material bras from Boux Avenue. 1) T shirt bra, wired, no padding. 32 E 2) Balcony, lace, thin material, no padding, wired. 32 F Both fit. I prefer the style and look of the balcony lace bra. Personally feels more of a comfortable wire and fit in general. Both straps aren't huge like I've seen with bigger style bras. My goal in the next few weeks is to order some other bras and have a go at swim wear (I haven't attempted this yet). I'll give some more updates when I do. :) ** more photos and video will be added onto another post Updated on 25 Mar 2021: Hi all, For the ones who specifically asked for bra photos, a video of how the breasts move/ feel and photos lying down. I'll also try to include the process or dropping and fluffing post (not sure how many photos I took). Post surgery until 3/4 months my boobs/ implants still felt hard, tight and not much movement. Now they feel much more like normal beasts. Don't get me wrong you can still probably tell they're implants but I deffo prefer them this way to how they originally were. As I've spent the majority of time pot op on lockdown, I haven't had the chance to go into a proper shop to try different sizes/ styles on. Straight after op for 3 weeks daytime I wore my surgery bra and 6 weeks at night. After that I was given the clear that I didn't need to wear anything at night and daytime as I didn't have a true size- I brought a bralet/ crop top bra form Sainsbury's that was non wired. Or the occasional time I didn't wear any bra/ support in the day. 5 months post and the last appt with surgeon he measured me with the size of 32 F. He also told me that some styles/ brands I may measure/ fit different sizes. It's all a matter of finding what feels and fits the best. Hard with retail shops shut eh! So I ordered two black, fairly plain, different style and material bras from Boux Avenue. 1) T shirt bra, wired, no padding. 32 E 2) Balcony, lace, thin material, no padding, wired. 32 F Both fit. I prefer the style and look of the balcony lace bra. Personally feels more of a comfortable wire and fit in general. Both straps aren't huge like I've seen with bigger style bras. My goal in the next few weeks is to order some other bras and have a go at swim wear (I haven't attempted this yet). I'll give some more updates when I do. :) Updated on 25 Mar 2021: Hi all, For the ones who specifically asked for bra photos, a video of how the breasts move/ feel and photos lying down. I'll also try to include the process or dropping and fluffing post (not sure how many photos I took). Post surgery until 3/4 months my boobs/ implants still felt hard, tight and not much movement. Now they feel much more like normal beasts. Don't get me wrong you can still probably tell they're implants but I deffo prefer them this way to how they originally were. As I've spent the majority of time pot op on lockdown, I haven't had the chance to go into a proper shop to try different sizes/ styles on. Straight after op for 3 weeks daytime I wore my surgery bra and 6 weeks at night. After that I was given the clear that I didn't need to wear anything at night and daytime as I didn't have a true size- I brought a bralet/ crop top bra form Sainsbury's that was non wired. Or the occasional time I didn't wear any bra/ support in the day. 5 months post and the last appt with surgeon he measured me with the size of 32 F. He also told me that some styles/ brands I may measure/ fit different sizes. It's all a matter of finding what feels and fits the best. Hard with retail shops shut eh! So I ordered two black, fairly plain, different style and material bras from Boux Avenue. 1) T shirt bra, wired, no padding. 32 E 2) Balcony, lace, thin material, no padding, wired. 32 F Both fit. I prefer the style and look of the balcony lace bra. Personally feels more of a comfortable wire and fit in general. Both straps aren't huge like I've seen with bigger style bras. My goal in the next few weeks is to order some other bras and have a go at swim wear (I haven't attempted this yet). I'll give some more updates when I do. :) Updated on 25 Mar 2021: Hi all, For the ones who specifically asked for bra photos, a video of how the breasts move/ feel and photos lying down. I'll also try to include the process or dropping and fluffing post (not sure how many photos I took). Post surgery until 3/4 months my boobs/ implants still felt hard, tight and not much movement. Now they feel much more like normal beasts. Don't get me wrong you can still probably tell they're implants but I deffo prefer them this way to how they originally were. As I've spent the majority of time pot op on lockdown, I haven't had the chance to go into a proper shop to try different sizes/ styles on. Straight after op for 3 weeks daytime I wore my surgery bra and 6 weeks at night. After that I was given the clear that I didn't need to wear anything at night and daytime as I didn't have a true size- I brought a bralet/ crop top bra form Sainsbury's that was non wired. Or the occasional time I didn't wear any bra/ support in the day. 5 months post and the last appt with surgeon he measured me with the size of 32 F. He also told me that some styles/ brands I may measure/ fit different sizes. It's all a matter of finding what feels and fits the best. Hard with retail shops shut eh! So I ordered two black, fairly plain, different style and material bras from Boux Avenue. 1) T shirt bra, wired, no padding. 32 E 2) Balcony, lace, thin material, no padding, wired. 32 F Both fit. I prefer the style and look of the balcony lace bra. Personally feels more of a comfortable wire and fit in general. Both straps aren't huge like I've seen with bigger style bras. My goal in the next few weeks is to order some other bras and have a go at swim wear (I haven't attempted this yet). I'll give some more updates when I do. :) Updated on 25 Sep 2021: Managed to upload a few photos for a very quick review for you guys asking. Zero issues with my breasts or the implants since having them done, nearly a year ago now. All feeling in my nipples/ rest of breast is completely back to normal. All exercises, sleeping/ lying positions can be achieved comfortably with zero issues. Can still fit into all size 8 clothes as before. Only issues I did have a little hurdle with were bikinis. I’ve never had much of a breast before the implants so I had a choice of I guess whatever style I liked. Once you have had our surgery depending on size you’ll figure out what style bikinis best fits your new shape. Deffo no padding is needed, no boost or shape etc… Swim suits/ one pieces are absolutely fine with zero issues (for me). I say to this day, this is the best choice I’ve ever made. It’s changed my confidence when I thought I wasn’t actually that affected by having smaller boobs. I feel womanly, I don’t know, I can’t big up this procedure enough. Everyone is different, everyone has different reasons for wanting surgery, I just know I wanted this done for a very long time. I was having trouble uploading the new video so I’ll have a go again later. :) Updated on 26 Sep 2021: Nearly a year post op. A few snaps for you to have a look. Any questions please ask. :)
Best surgeon ever, kind and caring with a good bedside manner. Absolutely gave me the best result ever sans a lift that had been touted by all the previous surgeons I had seen. Everything was explained to me. If I ever had a question he would give me an appointment
Amazing !! I cannot thank Mr Whitworth enough. I had my upper eyelids lifted and I look fresh, awake and much younger. The recovery was very easy and once the swelling went down and I saw the final results I look a million bucks ! Love it - thank you
AMAZING. From start to finish. From the moment I met him to my surgery he has been nothing but welcoming, happy and a pleasure to have as my consultant. I had my breast englarged a few years ago with a different company and sadly I didn’t get the result I was hoping for. I was left gutted with feeling my implants were not the size I had hoped for and all the money I had spent. I knew I wouldn’t be happy until they were done again so I went back down the route of more surgery. I fell in to the incredible hands or Mr Ian WHITWORTH and thank god I did. He had given me exactly what I wanted the first time round and so much more. This has turkey changed my life. I owe my new found confidence to this man. I did this for me and I cannot tell you how incredibly pleased I am to finally have what I always wanted. Every single nurse, doctor, carer that came in to my company was kind, helpful, happy and nothing was too much to ask for. I was made very comfortable and my pain management was excellent. There is nothing I can fault about my entire journey. Nuffield is the hospital to go to and for breast implants, Ian Whitworth is your Man.
