POSTED UNDER Breast Lift with Implants Reviews
38yrs Old, Breastfed 2 Kids, 17kg Weight Loss, Asymmetrical, Deflated Boobs! London, GB
UPDATED FROM Angel155
3 years post
An Amazing Doctor
WORTH IT$10,000
Everything has gone amazingly well, so pleased I found Mr Adrian Richards to do my surgery, the difference now is quite remarkable. I can’t quite describe just how much it’s changed my life, thank you so much. I would highly recommend to anyone thinking of having surgery.
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Angel155
August 14, 2015
Actually, it looks like they did!! Sorry for the double up!! Hahaha!!

August 14, 2015
you look amazing! I can't wait to be at this stage in healing. the doctor did a wonderful job and you have a great body!

August 14, 2015
Thank you so much!! :-))
Believe me, the time will fly, it may not feel like it now, but it will. Hope you're healing well x
Believe me, the time will fly, it may not feel like it now, but it will. Hope you're healing well x
UPDATED FROM Angel155
6 months post
6 months already!!
Been meaning to update for ages & always seem to get distracted! Can't believe it's now been 6 months!
sometimes I can see red marks on boobs from the bra I've worn, seam marks, & can't be a good thing.
Over last week or so my nipples have been hypersensitive, hoping that settles soon.
Still can't believe how great they look, never thought they could be like this.
I love my boobs, I would recommend anyone to go with Mr Richards & Aurora, they are amazing! [RS bleep]
sometimes I can see red marks on boobs from the bra I've worn, seam marks, & can't be a good thing.
Over last week or so my nipples have been hypersensitive, hoping that settles soon.
Still can't believe how great they look, never thought they could be like this.
I love my boobs, I would recommend anyone to go with Mr Richards & Aurora, they are amazing! [RS bleep]
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August 14, 2015
You look fantastic.... Hope the recovery continues to be so positive ...! Thank you for sharing ...it's good to see how you've progressed.... I am a week in...still tender and the occasional zinger but feeling ok.....especially when I see your and other "real selfies" results....and that you also had good and bad days!!!!

August 14, 2015
Thank you so much! I think it's good to share the good & the bad, let's others know what to expect, & that you're not alone!!
Hope you're healing well, the zingers take you by surprise a bit, don't they! What cc did you have & over or under? x
Hope you're healing well, the zingers take you by surprise a bit, don't they! What cc did you have & over or under? x
August 15, 2015
I had 360cc nagors overs....I need to write and upload some pictures.... It was last Friday and they still feel solid and tender....but I have full feeling esp in the nipples...just want them to "relax" a bit!!!! How long did that take for you..?

August 15, 2015
Yeah post them & share your experiences too. Great that you have full feeling everywhere! Ah, if you mean the 'always hard' look, it might take a few months!!! My boobs started to relax a bit at around 4 weeks, but I had unders, so it's longer, by about 4 months they felt soft & squishy & tenderness had pretty much gone :-)
Hope your recovery goes well x
Hope your recovery goes well x
August 16, 2015
Good to know...I feel a difference in the last 2 days...less tenderness and I'm sleeping better which has been a problem!!! Your results are outstanding so worth the recovery time...!!!


August 17, 2015
Great, are you having to sleep on back & slightly upright?
Thank you so much & yes it's so worth it, I'd do it again in a heartbeat!! x
Thank you so much & yes it's so worth it, I'd do it again in a heartbeat!! x
August 18, 2015
You look fantastic! I am also planning to make a consultation with Mr Richards as I have asymmetric breasts which have bothered me my whole life (different by almost 2 cup sizes). The only things I'm scared of is that women on here who have had explants say implants can be uncomfortable and heavy on your body. Have you experienced this? If I could get results like yours I'd be very happy. The other thing is I'm approaching 30 and want to have children in the next few years, but worried that implants will a) affect my ability to breastfeed and b) after having kids, will need further surgery. Thank you for sharing your story and photos, I wish you the best with your lovely new breasts!

August 18, 2015
Thank you!! Go ahead & book a consultation, you've nothing to lose, believe me, for me it was such a relief that something could be done, I spent a long long time researching surgeons that specialised in asymmetry, Mr Richards was the 1 that kept popping up, I liked the fact that he puts right a lot of other surgeons mistakes too. As for the implants feeling heavy, yes , it takes a bit of getting used to, but I suppose it depends on what size you go for, if you just want to even up, you could chose a small cc. As for breastfeeding after, I know people that have, it depends on where the incision & placement of implant is & you can talk about that at a consultation. I waited until after I'd breastfed my kids, it's personal choice & I'm not sure everyone is able to breastfeed anyway, I have friends without implants that have been unable to. After my kids, my boobs were less perky than before, but slightly bigger, until I lost quite a lot of weight in a short time & they just gave up! Asymmetry got so much worse too! But in a way, I wish I'd done it before, as I could've felt so much better about myself years ago!! Do what feels right for you now, you'll know if the time is right or not, but definitely recommend having consultation. Hope this helps! :-)
August 19, 2015
Ahhh thanks for all the advice, and you're so right, I've already wasted so many years feeling unhappy with my breasts, why waste any more!! Going to book a consultation woohoo!!

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