First breast exchange on 8/28/14 from a 520cc implant to 360cc with an anchor lift surgery was difficult...I did not have a good result. I was depressed after ailing my surgeon photos he agreed that I needed a revision. My surgeon contacted me about a revision on 11/5/14 my result was amazing. I'm a much happier person and would do it again. Updated on 8 Jan 2015: Going on 3 months after 2 breast surgeries. My breast feel very droopy and uneven. They don't feel tight and firm.

Okay so I decided to get implants and a lift but the surgeon talked me out of the lift and said e implants alone would will up the skin enough to lift them. He had me convinced that they weren’t saggy, they were just empty. So after two appointments and seeing my best friend get great results I’m absolutely disgusted at how they look. I haven’t stopped crying. They are now just BIG and droopy! I didn’t want big boobs I begin with! He’s convinced that they look amazing and that a lot of his patients would love to get results like mine. I’m so extremely upset. Updated on 5 Jan 2018: Everyone tells me I’m overreacting and that my boobs look great. Why do I still hate them?! The thought of going under the knife again pisses me off. I don’t like my cleavage or the size. It’s been about 2 months or so. The shape is terrible, everything about them sucks. Doctor says he really doesn’t want to do a lift because I had such good results & if he did it is still too soon... I am going to Hawaii for my sisters bachelorette party in less than two months & I don’t even want to go because I’m so disgusted. Updated on 11 May 2018: I completed my second breast a augmentation in the beginning of January. The first time was in October. I hated them to begin with because they looked huge. I just basically wanted them to look full since they seemed a bit lifeless after nursing my daughter. I loved the size of my boobs and the look of my nipples prior to surgery afterwards I absolutely hated how big they were and was so upset because my doctor kept trying to convince me to go bigger. I only did 300cc but to me that was awful. I cried everyday and decided to have them fixed. They looked heavy and droopy. My doctor initially talked me out of getting a lift as he insisted I didn’t need it and said the scar would be a disappointment. He said implants would provide the “fullness” I was looking for. They only made me hate my boobs. So after the second surgery I wanted the implants out but he said I would need more of a lift because they’ve stretched to accommodate the implants. We ended up compromising on a minor lift around the nipples and keeping the implants. BAD IDEA. My cute little nipples look like GIANT sand dollars now. I also have TERRIBLE lateral displacement AND loss of sensation in my left breast/nipple. This has been the worst experience of my life. I’m devastated. I regret even doing this procedure. Updated on 15 May 2018: Can’t get ahold of my doctor anymore. The one who BOTCHED MY BOOBS. He’s now permanently closed. At least he won’t hurt anyone else. ???? Updated on 15 May 2018: He’s so unprofessional. I literally hate him. Updated on 15 May 2018: Everything he says is a big joke. No doctor should be this weird. This is just tip of the iceberg. In person he gives off the creepiest vibes and makes the most inappropriate comments. If you have even the SLIGHTEST “off feeling” or doubtful thought, back out! Even if it’s the night before surgery! You can always find someone new but you CANNOT undo a BOTCHED surgery. Updated on 12 Jan 2023: So my journey is FINALLY coming to an end. I was TRAUMATIZED by that doctor. He destroyed my breasts & my self-confidence. He left me with horrific scars, a capsular contracture on my right breast and a lateral displacement on my left. I also believe I suffered breast implant illness as well. After many consultations and a few years of trauma, I finally took a leap of faith (and lots of research) and had my implants removed completely. They had to cut out lots of scar tissue and there wasn’t much tissue left to work with. I’m just grateful to move forward even though I’m left with less boobs than I started with. Dr Partington drained the saline out three years ago & i am very glad I chose him to perform my final surgery. I’m very pleased with the results so far. I’m almost one week post op.

Hey guys! I've been reading reviews here for the last few months, and I can not tell you have helpful they have been to me! So now I am finally taking the plunge to start talking about my own journey. I've always been big chested. I remember being in 3rd grade and my friends were so shocked that I had boobs and they didn't. All throughout middle and high school I continuously got bigger and bigger. By senior years I was in a 34DD. When I was that size I never really saw a problem with them, other than having to spend an arm and a leg to get a good bra. Over the last 4 years or so they have just gotten considerably larger. I always told myself that a reduction would be an option, but not until I was older. This all changed about 6 months ago when I started getting increased upper back and shoulder pain. At this point I am a 38F, but believe I could be larger based off the fit of my bra at the moment. My chiropractor told me that I really wouldn't see a change in my condition unless I got a reduction. Once he put the thought into my head I couldn't get it out. A week later I saw my primary care physician and she referred me to a plastic surgeon, and a physical therapist. I went to physical therapy for 5 weeks, and really didn't see much of a change. I finally got an appointment with the PS, and once he saw me and talked with me he told me that a reduction would really benefit me. So, after seeing the PS his nurses told me they would contact my insurance and get back to me. The doctor really didn't talk to me much about the surgery its self, I think he was just waiting to see what the insurance said before he got into too many details. A week later I got a call that said my surgery was approved! I go in for my pre-op consultation on the 27th of May, and my surgery is on June 4th! But now, I'm really just filled with questions that I know the doctor can't answer until my preop appointment. I'm hoping you guys can guide me a bit as to the important questions I should definitely ask him! I know I am going to ask about the chances of me breast feeding whenever I have kids (I don't have any now), what size he thinks I should go down to (I'm thinking a D, because I don't want to be too small), and I want to know if he plans on doing a free nipple graft. I don't know much about the fng other than I would lose feeling and I wouldn't be able to breast feed, both of which I wouldn't be happy about. So ladies, I would be so so grateful if you could give me some insight into your knowledge about the nipple grafts and what questions I need to ask! Thank you so much! Also, I'll post some photos soon! Updated on 2 Jun 2015: Well unfortunately my surgery was rescheduled to the 18th of June. I know it's not that much longer, but I just want to get it over and done with. My pre op appointment isn't until the 16th, so I'm pretty anxious to talk to the doctor. He still doesn't know what size I want to shoot for (C or D, I'm not sure), and I have questions for me. The biggest thing I'm worried about is not being able to breast feed. I'm young and would hate to find out that I have no chance of breast feeding my future children. I also really want to know what I should be going out and buying for after the surgery. I'm going to post some photos. I really think they make my whole body bigger than it actually is, but oh well. I'm 5'8", weigh 165, and am a size wearing a size 38F bra even though I feel like I'm bigger. Please just leave me any piece of wisdom you feel I need before my surgery!