32A Natrelle, Ultra High Profile, Sub-pectoral, Inframammary

t 38, I finally did it and I'm going to tell you what no one else told me. You're about to realize how much you use your chest muscles for just about everything in life. Just wait lol I am a 38 yr old mom with an athletic build. When I had my son I gained 20 lbs (140 lbs) and my boobs were like a 32DD. It was great but those bad boys vanished to 32Bs post breast feeding. The positive was, I knew my skin would stretch and it still had a lot of elasticity! Fast forward 5 yrs and a very good friend of mine that works in Aesthetics recommended Dr. Edwards. So naturally I stalked everything I could about his work and professional background before booking a consult. This is a really big deal and even though at first I felt silly for obsessing over the details I'm glad I did! You have to be sure that you choose the right professional for the job. This is your body and long term health, so do your research and list your questions!! Dr. Edwards has a calming and confident demeanor. He's board certified, widely published and he served in the air force. At my first consult I was conservative abut size. We settled on 345cc L and 365cc R But by my second visit I had consumed so many boob pics and RealSelf reviews I knew I wanted bigger. We landed on 400 L and 420 R. This was chancey because he recommended that I be careful with my base measurements. Going too big can cause all sorts of problems in positioning, healing, capsular formation, uniboob? I dunno maybe! I committed to the larger size bc I saw what my body did during pregnancy. What I didn't plan for was the nerve pain, hypersensitivity or the feeling of an implant slooshing around in my chest. More on that later...