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245cc, demi, motiva ergonomix
UPDATED FROM Magical1508
2 years post
2.5 years post op
WORTH IT$3,650
Last pictures 2,5 years post op. One of my nipples looks a bit funny, but it always did, even before surgery it doesn’t bother me as much as it did in the past, because I feel good in my own body now.
UPDATED FROM Magical1508
2 years post
Last and final update
Hi, it’s been a very long time since I opened this app. I’ll make my last and final update in this post.
In my last post I mentioned that my nipple was numb, we are now 18 months later (and I think2,5years post op?) and it’s still numb. I’ve simply lost my sensation in my nipple. My biggest concern is wether or not it will cause a problem if I want to breastfeed. The part under my nipple had a little more sensation, but definitely not like it used to be before my operation.
I’ve finally fully financially recovered.
I still absolutely love them, they do make me happy every time I look at them. I still don’t know if I would do it again, as I’m now turning 25 and I’m starting to see life differently.
I’m sure if I would go back to the version I was when I chose to do this, even if I would know everything I do now, I would do it again. Because at that moment, a numb nipple would be the least of my problems, cause I felt terrible.
At this point in my life I feel like I’m perfectly imperfect. But I can’t say if it came because I did the surgery and it did give me a very big confidence boost. Or if I’m jut happy, because I’m more mature. Or maybe both.
Anyways my conclusion of this whole 3 years. If you think it’ll make you happy, knowing you might end up with less sensation or completely numb nipples and you might struggle a little financially, depending on your own situation. I would do it, just go for it. If that’s how you feel about it, do it.
If I was 21 again and I didn’t do this operation. Maybe I would’ve found peace by the time I was 24/25 with my own ‘natural’ body, but I’m not 100% sure. And I would still keep considering this breast augmentation, that I now for a fact. Because At this point after all this time, I’m still very happy with them.
If I still have this app, when I’m pregnant or if I have a baby and I think about it. I might update it once more. But I tend to forget about this app and randomly start again as I did now, so sorry
In my last post I mentioned that my nipple was numb, we are now 18 months later (and I think2,5years post op?) and it’s still numb. I’ve simply lost my sensation in my nipple. My biggest concern is wether or not it will cause a problem if I want to breastfeed. The part under my nipple had a little more sensation, but definitely not like it used to be before my operation.
I’ve finally fully financially recovered.
I still absolutely love them, they do make me happy every time I look at them. I still don’t know if I would do it again, as I’m now turning 25 and I’m starting to see life differently.
I’m sure if I would go back to the version I was when I chose to do this, even if I would know everything I do now, I would do it again. Because at that moment, a numb nipple would be the least of my problems, cause I felt terrible.
At this point in my life I feel like I’m perfectly imperfect. But I can’t say if it came because I did the surgery and it did give me a very big confidence boost. Or if I’m jut happy, because I’m more mature. Or maybe both.
Anyways my conclusion of this whole 3 years. If you think it’ll make you happy, knowing you might end up with less sensation or completely numb nipples and you might struggle a little financially, depending on your own situation. I would do it, just go for it. If that’s how you feel about it, do it.
If I was 21 again and I didn’t do this operation. Maybe I would’ve found peace by the time I was 24/25 with my own ‘natural’ body, but I’m not 100% sure. And I would still keep considering this breast augmentation, that I now for a fact. Because At this point after all this time, I’m still very happy with them.
If I still have this app, when I’m pregnant or if I have a baby and I think about it. I might update it once more. But I tend to forget about this app and randomly start again as I did now, so sorry
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W
October 29, 2022
Thank you for updating anyway! You phrased your thought process beautifully and your insights helped put my pro-op jittered mind at ease!
F
F
January 4, 2024
Hi! Thanks so much for your updates. They’re really helpful! I’m 28 and I’ve always thought about getting a boob job but never had the financial means to do it. Now I do I am seriously considering it. It’s odd because I only really want to do it for myself - since I am almost completely flat chested and I would like to get dressed each day without thinking ‘man, what bra should I wear to make me look like I have boobs’ etc. I’m on the fence because it feels like a superficial thing to do for myself but at the same time I’d like to experience going to the underwear shop! And enjoying my body! If someone offered it to me for free I would do it - so I should probably suck it up and spend the money..
UPDATED FROM Magical1508
1 year post
14 months post op
Hi,
It’s been a long time since I’ve posted something.
So in the past I was doubting my choice because of my financial situation. We are now a few months further and I can say I’m really happy now. It’s still a lot of money, but I love them. They are soft, look completely natural.
I only have one little problem, I still don’t have any sensitivity in my nipple and barely any sensitivity under my nipple.
My nipple is in fact completely numb, I still hope it’ll come back. But I doubt it....
The part under the nipple is a bit numb, I don’t veel anything that is soft, I can only feel pressure. Like I can feel it when you pinch it, but I can’t feel a soft rub.
I really hope it’ll come back, it’s the very only reason why I might doubt my decision sometimes, but rarely.
My surgeon told me they would be ok for about 10 years, maybe 15. It’s very different for every person. Even if I’m very happy now, I don’t know if I would do it again when I have to take them out. I hope I’ll be confident enough without them. When I look back, I still think I was very flat. And I know how unhappy I was. But I think that was mostly because I was uncertain, didn’t feel confident and yes I didn’t feel sexy. But now I am more confident, more mature and I’ve grown so much as a person. I’m not sure if I would still need them, but I guess/hope I can still enjoy them for a few years before I need to make any big decision whether to replace them or not.
Love you all and a big thanks for all the support I found here.
I’ll try to upload some pics soon.
It’s been a long time since I’ve posted something.
So in the past I was doubting my choice because of my financial situation. We are now a few months further and I can say I’m really happy now. It’s still a lot of money, but I love them. They are soft, look completely natural.
I only have one little problem, I still don’t have any sensitivity in my nipple and barely any sensitivity under my nipple.
My nipple is in fact completely numb, I still hope it’ll come back. But I doubt it....
The part under the nipple is a bit numb, I don’t veel anything that is soft, I can only feel pressure. Like I can feel it when you pinch it, but I can’t feel a soft rub.
I really hope it’ll come back, it’s the very only reason why I might doubt my decision sometimes, but rarely.
My surgeon told me they would be ok for about 10 years, maybe 15. It’s very different for every person. Even if I’m very happy now, I don’t know if I would do it again when I have to take them out. I hope I’ll be confident enough without them. When I look back, I still think I was very flat. And I know how unhappy I was. But I think that was mostly because I was uncertain, didn’t feel confident and yes I didn’t feel sexy. But now I am more confident, more mature and I’ve grown so much as a person. I’m not sure if I would still need them, but I guess/hope I can still enjoy them for a few years before I need to make any big decision whether to replace them or not.
Love you all and a big thanks for all the support I found here.
I’ll try to upload some pics soon.
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S
March 18, 2021
very very helpful and thoughtful post. thank you so much for sharing. you look dynamite! xo
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