48 Years Old and Feeling Like I,m in my 20s. Phoenix, AZ

Having breast feed my daughter many years ago left me without breast. Although my breast did there job I was feeling less like a women and more boyish. I saved for many years and at the age of 48 I had the money and time to go ahead and have my breast implant surgery done. I did a lot of research over the years and found a Dr I liked. I made an appointment asked lots of questions and I loved my doctor and the fact he would play a major role in the size and procedure. This showed me he wasn't a slice and dice Dr that would do whatever I wanted, and thank God for that. I walked in knowing what I wanted for size and what type of procedure I wanted, boy was I wrong. Having a up front Dr who will say no to something you want and explain why you don't want it , is truly worth the world. I'm almost 2 months past surgery and I feel like a beautiful and sexy women again. I can finally wear nice clothes and look sexy and rock them. The worst day I had was the day of surgery, after that it was a breeze. I was up and running the day after surgery doing my everyday routine, but being careful not to lift, or pull on anything. I really don't have any cons to speak of. I was so informed by my Dr and his staff I knew what was coming and how to handle it. I got exactly what I was hoping for. I feel beautiful, sexy, like a hole women again, and I'm so thankful. The sensation in my breast are normal, they feel natural and look natural. If you looked at me you would not know I had breast implants and that was really important to me too look natural. My breast are proportionate to my body. I had 550cc, silicone implants, and put under the muscle. Total opposite of what I walked in wanting, thank you Dr. Ward for informing me why I didn't want what I thought I wanted. I wanted 550cc, saline, on top of muscle, and tear dropped. By the time Dr. Ward finished talking to me and telling me he would not perform that procedure, I was extremely grateful to him for explaining why he wouldn't do that procedure. I would have not been pleased at all with the out come and would have been left emotionally scared and would have to go through another procedure to correct it. It's really important that which ever doctor you choose to use, that they are playing a major role in the decisions. Make sure they will be honest, ask lot's of questions. Make sure your totally honest about what you really want the end result to be. No question is stupid..... I hope your outcome is as awesome as mine has been, and good luck in your journey forward.