37 Yr Old, 116 Lbs, active mom of 2 Kids! Trying to decide 200or250cc- Boston, MA
Feeling like I'm stuck in the mud!
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I saw some great results and how happy the women are that they have gone thru with it and they regret not doing it sooner. Well I'm not getting any younger, so it's now or never. That's my story,
I hope you find the answer for your questions and decide on what YOU want.
All the Best to you and happy healing to the ones on the flat side.
Consult Update!
Let me first say Dr.Seckel and his staff were warm and welcoming ! From the moment I walked through the door of their office I was pleasantly greeted. The vibe was calm, which put me at ease. I was more nervous than I thought I'd be. The most memorable part was when I had finished my paperwork and went to hand it in at the window . I looked up and there was Dr.Seckel, cute as a button with his bow tie on a great big smile, he cupped my hand in his and said " well aren't you beautiful"! .......Now the actual consultation ..... Again, let me reiterate Dr. Seckel and staff were knowledgable,professional, pleasant, and very thorough. I'll try to keep my thoughts in order but let's just say there is an overwhelming amount of information given during a short period of time( 1 hr to b exact! Mine 2 1/2!) Like I said they are thorough???? Dr. Seckel and his partner explained to me in detail how things would or could potentially go . Based on some of my measurements I would need a lift in addition to the implants( estim.200cc or 250cc which would give me a full C or small D). Wasn't too happy to hear about the lift even though deep down I kinda new it was coming. Grade 2 ptosis that would require areole mastopexy or lollipop.... I can maybe wrap my head around the first but not so sure about the second.....I tried on implants, showed him some of my wish pics and explained how I wanted to regain what I once had and that I didn't want to go bigger. Basically, Fill the pocket of breast tissue that I have with out ending up high projection or being too round and unnatural looking. My only hope is that I accurately portrayed and communicated to him my wants and needs which is tough when speaking "layman's " terms to a Dr.who speaks in clinical terms... At this point I think I'll just need some time to process and digest the info given so that I feel 100% with what ever decision I end up making..

I'm 5' 4" and 124 lbs. I have a lot of empty breast tissue and don't really want to look any different in my clothes after than I so now with a nice bra. I'm just so tired of seeing pretty dresses and tops that I want to be able to wear but if I can't wear a supportive bra with straps then they really don't look good on.me. I'm SICK of that! I don't want big boobs, I don't want attention from men, I just want that part of my body to match the rest of me. Sorry to ramble. I think when contemplating this surgery or talking about it with loved ones, people assume you're going to start acting like a [RS bleep] after. Lol!
I'm planning on the 250 cc range. The vectra 3D imaging really helped me see what I could achieve from this surgery. Does your ps do that ? Maybe another consult with the ps you like will help you find clarity. Or, decide to stick a pin in the idea for a certain amount of time, live your life and reexamine your feelings then.
Best of luck in deciding what YOU want to do.
By the way, what are your biggest hold ups?
It sounds like having another consult with your ps to go over the potential outcomes and fixes is a good idea. I told my ps that when I look at other's before and after pics, I am reminded that we start out with certain breasts and that's what the Dr has to work with and sometimes is limited by, i.e. if your breasts tend to point out before surgery, they will likely point out after the surgery, but you'll still have so much improvement. So I asked him what he sees (because their eyes for this kind of thing is much better than ours) when he looks at my breasts and if there are any characteristics about breasts that I should be prepared to see after the surgery. I also took in more pics depicting what I don't want than what I do want, just to make sure we're on the same page and so I have realistic expectations. I keep . reminding myself not to expect perfection, but of course I want to love them!
It's good you're putting so much thought into this. It's a big decision and you have to feel good about what you decide.