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I've always wanted breast implants, not to have...
I've always wanted breast implants, not to have HUGE boobs, but to fit better into bras and bathing suits. I'm pretty flat and I always wear a padded bra to give the illusion that I have little something. I even wear a padded bra to the gym under my sports bra. I have an athletic build, I like to stay in shape, and I run a lot. I have attributed my small bust to genes and low body fat. I currently wear a 34A and I'm hoping to achieve a small to mid C Cup. I'm hoping to have soft, natural looking breasts that give me some cleavage and are proportionate to my body. I have a little booty and I believe nice boobies will even out my curves. I just got engaged and I'm ready it get new boobies now! I have done SO much research over the last few years, I feel ready. I would like to have the surgery soon in order to heal as much as possible before my wedding in one year:)
Rice Test: how accurate is it?
I have read some reviews about the rice test and decided to try it out myself. I first time 1 1/2 cups of rice which equals about 350cc's and I thought it's looked a little too big for me. I then tried 1 1/4 cups of rice which equalled about 295cc's and I really liked the look on me. I have heard when going submuscular, the implant appears smaller. So I am wondering if I should go for about 325-350cc's to achieve a small to mid C cup. (Dr recommended about 375cc for a full C, taking into consideration my current size and existing breast tissue). I know doctors say not to get hung up on the cc amount, but I'm really concerned about picking the right size.
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Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
436 N. Bedford Dr., Beverly Hills, California
While researching plastic surgeons online in the LA area, Dr. David E. Kim's name kept popping up. Review after review, people said Dr. Kim's work was art. His results are flawless, symmetrical, and more natural looking. I only scheduled one consultation and after meeting Dr. Kim and his staff, I knew he was the plastic surgeon for me. He was very informative, professional, straightforward, and honest. He listened to my concerns and answered my list of questions. I left his office with my mind made up that I was going to finally get breast implants!