Very Happy , Wish Had Done It Earlier - Athens, Greece
I spent hours and days looking at photos of...
I spent hours and days looking at photos of breasts and reading about it before the surgery day. I think no matter what photo you show to your doctor, your result will not be the same like anybody's else. I guess, different doctor's teckniques, different breast shapes, I do not know. What I know is that you have to listen to the doctor you trust. The first few days were very difficult for me but I had no pain in less than a week. I waited for 10 years to do it, I was very scared of being put to sleep and having something done that might have complications. I finally decided to do it and now I wish I had done it sooner. I feel more confident now and can't wait to wear my bathing suits with no padding as well as backless tops and dresses. I wish I new no more than I know now because the more you know the more you worry.
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Thank you for sharing your story on RealSelf. Happy to hear you feel more confident. I understand what you mean about things becoming scary with the more knowledge you gain. You were smart to do your research though as it probably prompted some good questions to your PS. How many cc's did you end up getting? You look great!
You chose the perfect size for your body! Love it! I have heard of a few 175's so yes, that is on the smaller end, but who cares, because you look so incredible! Just curious, when did you have the tumor removed...during your recent surgery? I'm assuming everything is okay. Congratulations!
Vannatoo, as Elizabeth Eugene said, please do keep in touch with us during your treatment. We will be thinking of you! Wishing you the best. Hug, hug!
Hoping your next chemo treatment on April 30th is a little more gentle on you! I'm glad you have your new boobs to keep you in good spirits! Was your U.S. friend amazed at your new boobs? My friend is just getting her hair back after chemo. She also hated the wigs and ended up wearing some very cute Nike hats and matching outfits! Take care!