30 Year Old 5' 3" 117 Lbs 32A Approx 400cc Silicone Mentor Implants Behind Muscle High Profile

I've wanted to get a ba for over 10 years. I've always had very small boobs (barely a 32A) and always been pretty self conscious about it. I was blessed with a decent sized natural booty (which has only gotten bigger with working out) and have always felt disproportionate and not super feminine. Both of my ex fiancees were very against me getting a ba. They even went as far as saying that "fake boobs are gross" and other such things. I turn 30 this year (this month actually) and am finally in a position where I can and want to do this for myself. I went to several consultations and ended up choosing to go with Dr. Marc Lussier with Lussier Aesthetics. Him and his team were the most friendly, excited, and informative of all the ones I went to. Dr. Lussier was the only doctor that was willing to look at my reference pictures and let me show him what I liked and didn't like and also explained what he would do to get the look I wanted and avoid the things I didn't want. All the other doctors either barely looked at my reference pictures or said they would look at them after scheduling the surgery, during the pre-op visit. I found this frustrating because how am I supposed to pick a doctor if they won't talk to me about what I want/don't want till after scheduling with them? Anyways, Dr. Lussier took the time to go over everything with me, which is why I chose him. I want to go fairly big- D to DD. He told me that get could definitely get me to a D, but that with my small frame a DD might be pushing it and he wouldnt want to risk additional possible post op complications. He said he would have both implants ready for the surgery and if he can get the bigger ones I, he will, but if he feels like it's too much he will go with the smaller ones. After discussing all the types and placement and such, we decided on the gummy bear silicone, high profile, behind the muscle, with incision under the breast. The whole consultation felt natural and everyone there was so nice and put me at ease. I originally had my surgery date for February 8th 2022 but they ended up having a cancelation in January. They called me this past week and it worked out that my new surgery date will be January 13th! I'm BEYOND excited. I will try to update this as much as possible so that hopefully my experience might help someone else that's thinking about getting a BA. This site has helped me so much, it's the least I can do to give back!

I went in for my pre-op exam and pre pictures and to get all my post op stuff. They were very detailed about what I need to do and when, both before and after surgery. They gave me a list of things to get and all my post op meds. I feel really comfortable going into this procedure and like they've fully prepared me for it. I got my pre-op bloodwork done yesterday and only have less than 2 weeks till surgery day!!! I'm SO incredibly excited. One thing that I do worry about is resting. I'm the type of person to be always on the go and always doing something physical so slowing down and taking it easy getting back into things will be interesting! I figured I'd post some pre-op pictures with this update. I plan to take some clothed ones too and use those same clothes for some post op photos!

The day before my procedure I had the doctor, the anesthesiologist, and the OR nurse call me to go over the plan and what to expect and make sure I didn't have any questions. It definitely made me feel very at ease going into the procedure! The morning of I was excited, almost in disbelief that it was actually happening after wanting it for so long. And HUNGRY lol I'm one of those people who has coffee and breakfast within the first hour of being awake. Dr. Marc Lussier marked me up for the procedure and the anesthesiologist made sure I still didn't have any questions. They double and triple checked that I was wanting the silicone mentor gummy bear, high profile, behind the muscle implants in 400 to 425cc and made sure that if possible I wanted the bigger implant. They made the whole process so smooth and lighthearted. It really put me at ease. Recovery was smooth. I woke up already in my recovery bandages and bra. Dr. Lussier came and checked on me and talked to me a few times. He told me the surgery went super well. He wasn't able to do the 425cc because it put too much strain on the muscles on my sternum and he didn't want to risk them tearing and creating uni-boob. But he was able to do the 400cc which I'm very happy about! I went in at 8am and was out of there before noon. They went over my discharge Instructions with both me, and my designated caretaker (my best friend) and updated my surgery pamphlet for me to read afterward. They also scheduled my follow up appointment for Monday. The ride home I was sort of dosing off still. And when I got home I was instructed to take some meds so I did and got a good nap in! When I was awake again. I felt pretty good. No major pain, just pressure, but the numbing that they use hadn't worn off yet either. I wasn't feeling nauseous but I still took the antinausea meds before eating my first meal just in case. Dr. Lussier called me a couple times to check on me which was nice. I went to bed no problem, though laying in an upright position was a bit weird. I ended up waking up at 4am to pee and was very much sore. Not any major pain. Just felt like I was being squished between 2 brick walls. The only time I felt pain at all was in the process if getting up. My whole torso is swollen today. I've only been taking half the dose of one of the pain meds they gave me. Dr. Lussier called me a couple times today as well to check on me and make sure everything was going smoothly and I didn't have any questions. They told me I could remove the wraps and shower today but I think I'm gonna wait till tomorrow to do so. As far as how I feel, even though I'm all bandaged up, I'm already so much happier with my body and how I feel. I can't wait to see how this all heals! I'll try to keep this updated!