Almost Perfect - Alpharetta, GA

Hey, I just uploaded pictures. Took them just to show you. The scar turned out a bit bigger than I though it would be, so that may influence what incision you choose. I chose under the breast because I think it gives your doctor the most optimal access to create a nice shape. It mostly goes unnoticed (I've been known to run about topless now and then and no one believes when I say they are fake).

Moderate profile. Don't have any befores to show--I was really tiny though, no curves.

Nope. Too shy to show before--not sure I have any, honestly. I was super tiny.

Silicone ripples less but it still ripples around the very edges of the implant. I have a fairly narrow torso and requested lateral spillage (wide breasts). So they went with moderate profile. I think sometimes that makes a space issue, so the breasts don't have enough space across your chest and wind up poking through under the muscle where there isn't a lot of tissue (for me, between the breasts). I don't think there is a way to fix it beyond going under the knife again. For ladies with narrow torsos, a higher profile might help with this and also create more of a gap in the cleavage if that is what you are after. Whatever you do will also take on characteristics of your natural breasts, and mine were indeed quite close together to begin with. Dr. Bauer is great to talk with so don't be shy about describing exactly what you want and what worries you.

Ok so just to help a bit more, I started out smaller than you I think. VERY tiny, barely an A cup. Get a good doctor and you'll be happy. I don't regret it one bit, wish I'd done it years ago. Just keep in mind that yes, you may be able to feel or see the implant in certain places where the fat or muscle didn't cover it. My ripple only shows when I push my boob in a certain direction--if i just stand there no one notices it (as you see in the picture, the ripple is on the right side in the cleavage--can barely see). I'd love to get it fixed but I'm so happy I did this, it's not a huge deal to me.

Thanks for the info! I am so impressed with your results. Here's to hoping!

Don't worry about them being high. Mine were way up in my collarbone--they looked downright upside-down. They will drift downward over the next several weeks and really totally settle within 6 months to a year. Just be as gentle as you can, don't work out for a couple months, don't raise your arms--beware of men who want to grab you and pick you up! I sit on the floor a lot so I started making my arms go all t-rex (elbows to my sides) to prevent myself from using my arms to get up.