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35 Yo. 5'7" 130 Lb, 32B, BF 2 Kids. 375 Cc Silicone - Bethesda, MD
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I never wanted Implants until the kids sucked the...
fun5November 16, 2016
$6,495
I never wanted Implants until the kids sucked the life out of my boobs. I went from a perky and cute 34B to a deflated 32B. Not a big change in bra size but they are half the size. I want the typical large C/small D, natural but not too natural look. I picked 375 based on rice sizers which luckily all three Consults agreed was the perfect size. All also recommended smooth round silicone unders. I'm concerned with boob greed and contemplate a 400 but the sizers always feel a little too big. I don't want to end up looking matronly as I age.
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29 days pre
Lost all boob pics :(
fun5December 4, 2016
My cell had water damage and I lost all my various wish pics, rice sizer pics, consult sizer pics, etc. :( My surgery is less than a month away and I can't believe I'm hardly thinking about it and not obsessing on Real Self. It helps that it's the holidays and that's keeping me busy. I also think it's because I'm confident in my doctor so I no longer feel the need to research every little aspect of the surgery.
Is anyone else 1 month away from surgery? It's so surreal to think that one day soon I'm going to have boobs. People post their "on the other side" pics like it's no big deal but it seems so crazy to me. It reminds me of being at the hospital to give birth and they had the baby's hat and clothes laid out and ready to go in the warmer and I couldn't fathom that in a few hours there would really be a real, live baby in there. Then there was and it all felt normal.
My husband and I were not using our better judgement and had unprotected sex last night (I'm not on BC). Now we are worried I could be pregnant and that I'd have to cancel my surgery. He's really worried, lol.
Is anyone else 1 month away from surgery? It's so surreal to think that one day soon I'm going to have boobs. People post their "on the other side" pics like it's no big deal but it seems so crazy to me. It reminds me of being at the hospital to give birth and they had the baby's hat and clothes laid out and ready to go in the warmer and I couldn't fathom that in a few hours there would really be a real, live baby in there. Then there was and it all felt normal.
My husband and I were not using our better judgement and had unprotected sex last night (I'm not on BC). Now we are worried I could be pregnant and that I'd have to cancel my surgery. He's really worried, lol.
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December 5, 2016
Hello! I am scheduled for 12/19/16 and am still undecided on size (and profile -- mod+ or HP????). My doctor is Dr. Gregory Dick. Who are you using?
December 5, 2016
Hey! Wow, you are getting so close! Omg, I'd be stressing if I was you. When are you going to pick your size?!? I'm using Dr Jabs. Who al did you consult with? I'd love to compare notes. I'm going with 375 mod +.
You are not alone with your post pregnancy breast sentiments! Glad you can get this surgery for yourself. If you are concerned about looking matronly and thinking of more children in the future, I would not worry about boob greed and stick with the recommended size. Your breasts will be quite large when you're pregnant again. Here is a member, iris34, who got implants and then got pregnant. Parts of her review might be helpful to you. Looking forward to following your journey...keep us posted!
I can't think of any other reviews off hand but I can recall that some women find out they are pregnant at the doctor's office prior to surgery and have to postpone surgery. (I just read your recent post! I'm not of much help here, am I?) ;)
There are also some reviews, but not many, in the Breast Implant Revision community where women got implants, then got pregnant and needed a lift or revision about 5-10 years down the road. I look at hundreds of breasts a week and no one was terribly upset with their breast post breast feeding. Iris's breast might settle back down at some point too. You should be fine but just be sure to discuss with your surgeon too. I think you'll be fine...try not to stress about it too much.