-I'm 23, going to be 24 when I plan on getting surgery, 5'3/130 pounds -live with my parents -oldest sister has implants but her reason is because she breastfed and is married mine isn't valid I want the most natural results possible but I don't want them to be small :( is it really possible to hide them from co-workers, my bosses, family and friends?
February 4, 2016
Answer: #BreastAugmentation #Breastimplants Ashley,Yes, hiding breast augmentation is done often but not recommended to do so for those close to you. You want to gather support from them to help you in your recovery etc. I often have spouses or family join in the consultation if agreed to by the patient to help everyone get on the same page. That being said, your body is your body and breast augmentation is your decision to make. Your first bikini session will be a dead give away however. I find most people become supportive if adequate conversation is had.Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions.Dr. Daniel BarrettPlastic SurgeryBeverly Hills, CA
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February 4, 2016
Answer: #BreastAugmentation #Breastimplants Ashley,Yes, hiding breast augmentation is done often but not recommended to do so for those close to you. You want to gather support from them to help you in your recovery etc. I often have spouses or family join in the consultation if agreed to by the patient to help everyone get on the same page. That being said, your body is your body and breast augmentation is your decision to make. Your first bikini session will be a dead give away however. I find most people become supportive if adequate conversation is had.Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions.Dr. Daniel BarrettPlastic SurgeryBeverly Hills, CA
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February 3, 2016
Answer: Hiding your results Ok, if your desire is to look natural then it shouldn't be obvious that you've had surgery. However, why would you want to hide it from your family? They love you and want you to be happy. Furthermore, if you live at home and are planning to recover at home, there's no way that you can or should hide it. You will need your family's support. My best,
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February 3, 2016
Answer: Hiding your results Ok, if your desire is to look natural then it shouldn't be obvious that you've had surgery. However, why would you want to hide it from your family? They love you and want you to be happy. Furthermore, if you live at home and are planning to recover at home, there's no way that you can or should hide it. You will need your family's support. My best,
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