29yrs Old, 5'2, 95lb 9-10 BWD - Abilene, TX

Hey girl! I'm a 19 year old on my second day post op. I am 100 lbs, 5 feet tall, and I got 295cc Natrelle silicone gel implants. Like you, I was super nervous about getting sick or having terrible issues after my surgery. My surgeon prescribed me an anti-nausea patch for behind my ear that I placed the night before surgery. I was also given anti-nausea tablets that dissolve in my mouth and I was instructed to use one of those an hour before the surgery. I voiced to the anesthesiologist that I was concerned about the nausea, and he ended up giving me more anti-nausea meds while I was still undergoing the surgery! I have had little to no issues whatsoever. Just start slowly increasing your diet afterwards and take it easy from there! This was my first surgery. I am a freaking baby. I promise you, if this is something you really want, I can assure you that the pain is not bad at all. It's so much easier than I expected. Good luck!

I'm with you there. I want them so badly, but I am terrified of serious complications and ending up with multiple surgeries (vant afford it and I dont want the hassle) or explanting ( ending up flat-chested and scarred and the end). I don't know a lot of people with breast implants but the ones I do know do not seem to have problems. But that's maybe four people tops. I read so many message boards and I have done so much research and it seems like at some point everyone ends up with issues. And issues kind of early on. Issues after 10 years I'm not concerned about. Issues the first year....or three or four years I am. At this point I think it's just a decision that people need to make knowing it could happen to them. But I have researched the percentage of possibilities for capsular contracture and statistics starts at 3% all the way to 52% in the first five years. Those statistics are two wide and range to trust them. 52% is way too much for me to even take the chance, but I could deal with 10%. So which one is it? Everyone says to be informed do your research but what does that really mean? I am doing research and I find data like this. It's not really answering any of my questions. I find it very frustrating because I want from so much. But I don't want to end up regretting it. I understand the surgery comes with risks. But when I'm trying to inform myself and the data out there is so crazy as far as numbers in statistics it's hard to be informed.

Hi! I wish I could remember what my BWD was, but I can give you my stats if it helps. I'm 5'6, 140 lbs, and was a 36A to start. Now I'm just over 4 weeks po and am measuring a small D, Full C. I got Inspira ssm 360 cc under the muscle. I am quite happy with the size. From the sounds of it, the 325 would bring you to that size as well, even though it seems like a smaller implant. You are quite tiny so it wont take a lot to do the trick. My doctor said it best and sold me on the size when he said 'you can dress them up on Saturday for a date, and still take them to church Sunday'. That is exactly what I was going for. Trust your surgeon. And good luck!!

Hello I share your feeling, I'm super nervous. I can't sleep well at night anymore. haha! I will be having surgery on Saturday going for my second lipo and breast augmentation. I felt much better reading this comments. I hope everything goes well for you and I will post to let you know :)

Hiyaa im 13 days post op had 335cc natrella inspira full projection and i love them .. im 5.3 weigh 8 stone and my bwd was 12cm that was the biggest i could go but im really happy with the results i tryed a very old c bra on and its a lottle on the small side hope that helps