POSTED UNDER Mentor Breast Implants Reviews
booobs - Atlanta, GA 5'2 100lb 400cc hp
UPDATED FROM BLSmith
7 months post
6 months post op
BLSmithAugust 7, 2015
WORTH IT$6,125
I'm not even sure what to say bc I'm so used to them. And besides loving them and wrestling with how much I want to show them off vs hide them, I don't notice them at all anymore. I feel like I've had them forever.
I struggled a little with finding business shirts that fit me right when I started my first job and I'm constantly forgetting that I don't/shouldn't wear xsmall sized shirts anymore.
I still love them so much. They look and feel so natural. I don't think anyone would really guess that they're fake.
Running is totally normal for me now. I can sleep in any position now as well, except around my period when they still swell like before the surgery and it's uncomfortable to sleep on my stomach.
For awhile it was uncomfortable to not wear a sports bra for long periods of time but now I'm mostly fine to go an entire day with either wearing a regular bra or no bra at all.
I wear a 32DD at Victoria's Secret and a 32D at other places. Except those are slightly too small around my period. The first time I went bra shopping I thought everything that fits me now looked OUTRAGEOUSLY huge, but my bras don't scare me as much anymore and seem normal sized.
I struggled a little with finding business shirts that fit me right when I started my first job and I'm constantly forgetting that I don't/shouldn't wear xsmall sized shirts anymore.
I still love them so much. They look and feel so natural. I don't think anyone would really guess that they're fake.
Running is totally normal for me now. I can sleep in any position now as well, except around my period when they still swell like before the surgery and it's uncomfortable to sleep on my stomach.
For awhile it was uncomfortable to not wear a sports bra for long periods of time but now I'm mostly fine to go an entire day with either wearing a regular bra or no bra at all.
I wear a 32DD at Victoria's Secret and a 32D at other places. Except those are slightly too small around my period. The first time I went bra shopping I thought everything that fits me now looked OUTRAGEOUSLY huge, but my bras don't scare me as much anymore and seem normal sized.
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UPDATED FROM BLSmith
3 months post
10 Weeks Post Op
BLSmithApril 3, 2015
Here how they're looking 10 weeks post op. In the video you can tell just how soft they are now. They feel completely natural. They definitely feel like a part of me now.
They look pretty big in these pictures, but honestly NO ONE can tell that I've had a boob job besides when I'm in a bikini.
I still have to alternate between a very supportive sports bra that my surgeon gave me, and the ugly post surgery bra. And I still have to have one of those on while I'm sleeping. Except, I'm allowed to wear bralettes for short amounts of time when necessary.
But only 2 more weeks until I'm allowed to start wearing underwires, so looks like I'll finally be going bra shopping soon.
I'm a runner, and I was allowed to start running 6 weeks post op, and I've been VERY slowly getting back into it. My entire body was so out of whack the first time that I tried running, and my boobs were very uncomfortable (I think because my bra wasn't supportive enough) I could barely even do a mile. However, when I went yesterday I finally started to feel like I was getting back in the groove.
They look pretty big in these pictures, but honestly NO ONE can tell that I've had a boob job besides when I'm in a bikini.
I still have to alternate between a very supportive sports bra that my surgeon gave me, and the ugly post surgery bra. And I still have to have one of those on while I'm sleeping. Except, I'm allowed to wear bralettes for short amounts of time when necessary.
But only 2 more weeks until I'm allowed to start wearing underwires, so looks like I'll finally be going bra shopping soon.
I'm a runner, and I was allowed to start running 6 weeks post op, and I've been VERY slowly getting back into it. My entire body was so out of whack the first time that I tried running, and my boobs were very uncomfortable (I think because my bra wasn't supportive enough) I could barely even do a mile. However, when I went yesterday I finally started to feel like I was getting back in the groove.
Replies (5)
April 6, 2015
they look incredible and just like your own! how does it feel in day to day activates having big boobies now? do you still notice theyre there and have fun showing them? lol
April 16, 2015
Thanks. Running feels pretty different and has been weird to get used to. And I definitely notice them when I sleep because I used to be a stomach sleeper. Other than that I don't notice them too much. You can hardly even tell in my every day clothes so I have fun going out of my way to show them off every once in a while.
April 15, 2015
do you find that you like the side boob? i've been talking to my doctor about it and he keeps pushing that i not get a wider diameter for my implant because of the side boob. I'm 12.5 cm BWD and my implant will be 11.7 BWD and i dont think i'll be getting any sideboob with that. what do you think?
April 16, 2015
I think that my BWD was 11.5 and my implant was 12 cm BWD. So I mean I have some side boob and it might look better if I had less, but it doesn't really bother me. In my experience it doesn't seem like you would have too much side boob at all with those measurements, but you might end up with a little bit.
April 16, 2015
Oh yay!! I was so worried that I might just look like.. Super straight... Like no curves. I have pretty alright hips so I'm hoping that my breasts would give me nice curves hehe
April 22, 2015
We're very similar in stats, your results look great! I'm getting 450cc HP in a couple weeks, very excited!
May 16, 2015
How is running for you now? I have a 10k scheduled 2 months post-op.
May 16, 2015
I wasn't allowed to start running It took me a little while to get back in the swing of it. My boobs were definitely sore the first time or two, and I just found that I could feel the toll that surgery took on my body.
But I gradually got back in the swing of it. So I think you'll be totally fine to do the 10k, I might just not expect to PR or anything. It's just a process of getting back to where you were.
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