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Getting Implants Removed After 7 Years! - Bristol, TN
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So I got my implants about 7 years ago. It was 3...
CatawampusHaloAugust 12, 2014
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So I got my implants about 7 years ago. It was 3 months after I had my baby girl which was the first mistake. I was still about 20 pounds heavier than I like, but I guess I assumed I would stay that big. However I finally got the motivation to lose the weight and ever since my boobs have looked ridiculous on me. I was a 34B before and told the doc I wanted to be a nice, full C. I took his suggestion and went with 350cc implants. I ended up a DD. They're crazy. They get in the way of everything. I can't wear any of the cute flowy tops that are in style now cause they just make me look like a cow. Plus they went almost completely numb. I never got that much sensation out of them before, but now it's creepy when you can feel pressure but have no skin sensation! Makes hugs and sex feel bizarre. Plus the back and neck pain. So many reasons for them just to GO!
After meeting with a few surgeons I've finally found one that has the right attitude and that I feel comfortable with. I'm going with the option of having implants out under local anesthesia so it should be relatively simple and straightforward.
I have my pre op appointment this Friday and one thing does worry me. I recently came across a picture where a woman had pretty bad double bubble before removal and the after picture was not so great. Basically she still had double bubble after, where the skin underneath didn't draw back up. I worry about this because I have double bubble and/or bottoming out and I worry that without having the muscle reattached or skin 'tacked back up' I might have issues. Plus I have an animation deformity. I've also read that will probably stick around after removal, but I don't care about that so much as long as they look relatively normal when I'm just standing there.
Sigh. No matter what I will be happy for them to be gone gone GONE! I'm using skin firming lotion and supplementing with gelatin in hopes that the skin will snap back soon.
After meeting with a few surgeons I've finally found one that has the right attitude and that I feel comfortable with. I'm going with the option of having implants out under local anesthesia so it should be relatively simple and straightforward.
I have my pre op appointment this Friday and one thing does worry me. I recently came across a picture where a woman had pretty bad double bubble before removal and the after picture was not so great. Basically she still had double bubble after, where the skin underneath didn't draw back up. I worry about this because I have double bubble and/or bottoming out and I worry that without having the muscle reattached or skin 'tacked back up' I might have issues. Plus I have an animation deformity. I've also read that will probably stick around after removal, but I don't care about that so much as long as they look relatively normal when I'm just standing there.
Sigh. No matter what I will be happy for them to be gone gone GONE! I'm using skin firming lotion and supplementing with gelatin in hopes that the skin will snap back soon.
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August 13, 2014
Congrats on coming to this decision! Despite your concerns, you sound at peace with it.
Here's what some doctors say about double bubbles and implant removal.
Please keep us posted! Just a couple more weeks to go!
Here's what some doctors say about double bubbles and implant removal.
Please keep us posted! Just a couple more weeks to go!
UPDATED FROM CatawampusHalo
7 days pre
Eeeek!
CatawampusHaloAugust 14, 2014
Doctor just called and moved my removal up a week. 8 days and they're gone. Makes things seem very real.
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August 15, 2014
I'm thinking your breasts will come out looking better after removal of implants than they do right now with implants! Have you seen dr. melmed or dr. horndesky's work? I have seen these 2 surgeons names around and they seem to advocate for women who want the implants out. I think that's important when choosing a dr. and do you know if they are going to do a lift? with vertical incision?
August 15, 2014
No. I don't want a lift. They were a bit too perky before so I'm hoping if anything they'll sag a bit now. Haha. Just having them taken out under local anesthesia.
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