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Flat to moderate profile 240 and 255 Natrelle Inspira smooth round. BWD 12.5
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Flat to moderate profile 240 and 255 Natrelle Inspiration smooth round
WORTH IT$5,500
After nursing 6 babies, I really have lot of respect for my girls; they've served me well. I don't reject them, rather I want to restore them to their former glory. It would be nice to feel like my younger womanly self in a swimsuit and In the bedroom. I am one of those girls who is afraid of too big--boob greed seems like a joke to me. Although, if I'm going to do it, it needs to be a difference enough to be worth it. I've always been a full A cup, and when nursing, was a full B. Thanks to all the flat-chested ladies on this site. They gave me a goal to aim for.
I teetered for about a year if I should change my flat chest. Like many others, I thought,"Why make unnecessary possible problems in my life. Like I need more...". Risk/benefit weighed on my mind. Then I decided that if any complications should arise, I'll just explant. I don't rely on my breasts for self-esteem, or even positive self-image. I don't think I look bad with a flat chest. It makes for a thinner profile anyway;). I'm so grateful for my healthy body.
The reason for choosing a smaller implant is because I have almost no sag, and I don't want to stretch my skin too much the first time, just in case I do want to explant, and also because I like small breasts. It's what I'm used to and it allows me to be athletic uninterrupted, and they look great. Since I'm 38, I know I'll have to replace them at least once in my lifetime, and I can go bigger then if I want.
I'm writing this post retrospectively because I had my BA with Dr. Bryon Richards 2 days ago, but there was no way for me to type up something like this between the effects of anesthesia and the drugs I was taking to control pain, muscle tightening, and nausea. I had no idea it would be that hard. I'm kind of an optimist, and I I was reading some other reviews that said it wasn't as bad as they had thought. We'll, it's all relative.
I'll post more pictures and talk about that tomorrow. P.s.--A word to the wise-- proofread your posts. The autocorrect on here is wild!
I teetered for about a year if I should change my flat chest. Like many others, I thought,"Why make unnecessary possible problems in my life. Like I need more...". Risk/benefit weighed on my mind. Then I decided that if any complications should arise, I'll just explant. I don't rely on my breasts for self-esteem, or even positive self-image. I don't think I look bad with a flat chest. It makes for a thinner profile anyway;). I'm so grateful for my healthy body.
The reason for choosing a smaller implant is because I have almost no sag, and I don't want to stretch my skin too much the first time, just in case I do want to explant, and also because I like small breasts. It's what I'm used to and it allows me to be athletic uninterrupted, and they look great. Since I'm 38, I know I'll have to replace them at least once in my lifetime, and I can go bigger then if I want.
I'm writing this post retrospectively because I had my BA with Dr. Bryon Richards 2 days ago, but there was no way for me to type up something like this between the effects of anesthesia and the drugs I was taking to control pain, muscle tightening, and nausea. I had no idea it would be that hard. I'm kind of an optimist, and I I was reading some other reviews that said it wasn't as bad as they had thought. We'll, it's all relative.
I'll post more pictures and talk about that tomorrow. P.s.--A word to the wise-- proofread your posts. The autocorrect on here is wild!
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UPDATED FROM Flat2frenchfab
4 days post
More pre-op pics
Hopefully these will give a better idea of where I started.
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UPDATED FROM Flat2frenchfab
4 days post
Out of surgery
My doctor wraps with an ace bandage. I like that because it makes me feel all secure and clean.
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