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My dream body with Dr. Gavin Dry - Fat transfer breast and Micro-lipo, 28 years
UPDATED FROM Smartwater11364
2 years post
3 year update! Fat transfer to breast scars
WORTH IT$7,225
I’ve been getting a lot of questions asking how my scars are coming along now that I am completely healed. I had my surgery three years ago, fat transfer to breast using liposuction in my outer thighs, abdomen, and love handles. I am absolutely thrilled with my results! My scars are teeny tiny and healed up quite nicely. No one ever notices my scars. I barely notice them. I posted pictures, please comment below and I’ll do my best to reply to your response! Thank you so much for following my journey.
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UPDATED FROM Smartwater11364
1 year post
1.5 years update fat transfer to breast
Here are my breast comparison from 15 months post (bottom) and 18 months post (top). Like I said I have lost a lot of body fat everywhere in the last 3 months through diet an exercise program with my fitness coach. I am at 12% body fat. My lipo areas look very smooth and amazing but I have almost completely look my fat transfer to the breast. I am more then likely going to get breast augmentation will be posting my journey here on real self. Please leave your comments below and I will do my best to answer them.
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March 10, 2018
Please research Breast Implant Illness. You do not want to do that to your body. Also you should know, that staying at 12% body fat is very unhealty for women. :( I hope you think about this :) Best wishes for you :) And one question: how many cc's did you get into your breast? :)
March 13, 2018
Are you getting the implants for the competition so you have a certain size at your current body fat %? In which case, I guess implants makes sense. But if it's just because you lost fat in your breasts, I would suggest maybe waiting until after cutting and getting back to your normal weight and seeing if they come back. Your fat cells should still be there, just not as full as before.
March 13, 2018
If you go with the implants just be aware that you will need to replace them in 10 or 15 years. Maybe even sooner if you have problems like capsular contracture. Also if you get silicone implants they recommend that you get an MRI every two years. Your health plan won't pay for that. When I got my implants 15 years ago I didn't realize what an expensive Merry-Go-Round I was getting on. Good luck in your competition.
March 13, 2018
P.S. since you are competing and lifting weights the doctor will probably recommend you do over the muscle. Over the mud so greatly increases your chance of capsular contracture. That's what I did and I got it really quickly and now my breasts are really hard like rocks. Under the muscle supposedly decreases the risk of capsular contracture but you may look funny when lifting weights.
March 14, 2018
You look amazing!!!
I love your results:). I had a M.M. over 8 months ago. Best decision ever. I did not get lipo because my surgeon said I didn’t have enough. So, I just need to work on lifting my butt through diet and exercise. You inspire me!!!
March 18, 2018
You look great! Congrats on your decision to get implants! I absolutely love mine. Every time I lost weight my boobs were the first to go so happy I don't have to worry about that anymore Lol let us know how it goes! Best of luck
UPDATED FROM Smartwater11364
1 year post
Update: 1 1/2 years post
Hi ladies! I have gotten a TON of emails and even someone calling the doctors office asking me to do a review. ???? so here it is!
In the summer of 2016 I decided to get micro lipo and fat transfer to my breast. Since then my fat retention has decreased and I am thinking about getting gummy bear breast implants.
I am still very happy with my results. My breast are still perkier and larger then when I started. Everything was great until I started dieting for a bodybuilding competition and since I started this (3 months ago) my breasts have gotten significantly smaller. My body fat is very lean right now at 12% and will drop lower the closer I get to the bikini competition. So now I am considering breast implants. (Which I will go back to dr Dry).
My lipo scars are nearly gone but my fat transfer left a keloid scar under my breast.
My lipo areas are smooth and still look amazing.
I will post update pictures tomorrow!
Thank you for following my journey!
In the summer of 2016 I decided to get micro lipo and fat transfer to my breast. Since then my fat retention has decreased and I am thinking about getting gummy bear breast implants.
I am still very happy with my results. My breast are still perkier and larger then when I started. Everything was great until I started dieting for a bodybuilding competition and since I started this (3 months ago) my breasts have gotten significantly smaller. My body fat is very lean right now at 12% and will drop lower the closer I get to the bikini competition. So now I am considering breast implants. (Which I will go back to dr Dry).
My lipo scars are nearly gone but my fat transfer left a keloid scar under my breast.
My lipo areas are smooth and still look amazing.
I will post update pictures tomorrow!
Thank you for following my journey!
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February 26, 2018
Thank you for the review, its super helpful. I feel a bit sad that you drop your body fat, and compromise your result for a bikini competition. I hear many stories of women on their fitness journey, who competed and later had to work hard on getting a healthy perspective on their body image and what fitness really looks and feels like in a balanced lifestyle. I dont mean to demotivate, but I hope you come out of the low body fat phase soon and continue to enjoy life/food/fitness.
February 26, 2018
thank you for your comment but your sadness and pitty is not necessary. I am in the best shape of my life and I have never looked and felt as good as I do now. I will post pictures soon :)
March 3, 2018
Please don't get implants!! They are not worth it! I speak from experience. Read all the stories here about explants and you will see how many women regret getting them and how many problems you can have. Believe me, going into implant surgery no one ever thinks she is going to be the one having problems. And know thinks about having to replace them 10 or 15 years down the line even if you don't have problems (like capsular contracture). That's the average lifespan of an implant. Plus you are supposed two have an MRI ever two years and your health plan won't cover that. You are a body builder right? Do you really want a surgeon messing with your chest muscles to put in implants? Implants punin over the muscle have a high chance of capsular contracture and you will end up with breasts as hard as rocks and deformed, like I did. You put so much time and energy into being fit and I can tell you care about your health so please don't put some foreign objects in your body. Take a look at pictures of what implants look like after they have been removed after a few years. The are gross!
March 23, 2018
Zivia, most foolish people have to try it first to believe it, but that was very kind of you to go out of your way to tell someone the truth especially a stranger. I always want to say something but hold my tongue now after I saw most ppl just don't care until its too late.
March 3, 2018
P.S. I don't know when it became the norm for female body builders to have big
breasts. It wasn't like that in the beginning. Women bodybuilders used to be small breasted mainly because their body fat got so low, and breast tissue is fat! The fat will come back when you gain weight after the competition.
breasts. It wasn't like that in the beginning. Women bodybuilders used to be small breasted mainly because their body fat got so low, and breast tissue is fat! The fat will come back when you gain weight after the competition.
March 4, 2018
Hey it's me, I had my procedure a couple months after you - and I feel you on the boob thing in regards to considering the implants. I too have lost a lot of weight, 10 pounds (but I'm only 5' 3") since my procedure and my boobs are waay smaller too - but overall I'm still super happy with my results and although I have considered implants, I don't know that I'd really go through with it.
I say, do what makes you happy and your decision is the right one for you. I do think implants come with a lot more baggage and maintenance but if they're what you really want, I say go for it. There's too many opinionated and very judgmental people.
I just wanted to say hi and say that I'm excited to hear you're well and wish you luck in your competitions. I know you're beautiful and sometimes it's hardest for us to see that - we are always our own worst critics!
Much love to you! XO
I say, do what makes you happy and your decision is the right one for you. I do think implants come with a lot more baggage and maintenance but if they're what you really want, I say go for it. There's too many opinionated and very judgmental people.
I just wanted to say hi and say that I'm excited to hear you're well and wish you luck in your competitions. I know you're beautiful and sometimes it's hardest for us to see that - we are always our own worst critics!
Much love to you! XO
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