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A cup to D cup. 400cc Hp Silicone Unders. California, CA
UPDATED FROM misstrc
4 years post
The girls are a little over 4 years old now!
WORTH IT$5,220
The last photo I posted were my post breastfeeding photos. I wanted to do an update because it’s been 2 1/2 years now and feel like they don’t look as flat as they did right after I stopped nursing.
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UPDATED FROM misstrc
4 years post
The girls are about 5 years old now!
The last photo I posted were my post breastfeeding photos. I wanted to do an update because it’s been 2 1/2 years now and feel like they don’t look as flat as they did right after I stopped nursing.
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UPDATED FROM misstrc
2 years post
UPDATE
Since my last post I had a baby, and breast fed/pumped for ONE month. Within that month I began to get a “light” capsular contracture (it was confirmed by my surgeon that that’s what it was.) I stopped breast feeding/pumping because I didn’t want it to get worse, and also because I wasn’t producing much milk, and that was stressful for me. At the time (about 8 months ago) I hated what had happened to my once perfect boobs, they looked saggy to me, my nipples had stretched out, and the left one was a little bit harder because of the capsular contracture. However, now I just feel that they look a lot more natural, and they even feel more natural as well. With a lot of massaging my capsular contracture got better, and here I am now. :)
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F
March 29, 2018
Congratulations on your baby!! I just had my surgery two weeks ago and chose 440cc Sientra HP did you select Sientras as well? I’m trying to see if that’ll take me to a D...like you i was also an A but needed a lift I’m 5ft
B
July 16, 2018
im really happy you posted this because its one of my biggest concerns after pregnancy! I actually like how natural they look. im thinking ill do a full c so after a baby ill hopefully attain my natural d
P
February 29, 2020
I wouldn't count on getting bigger after having kids. I mean, you will likely get bigger initially after birth from breastmilk engorgement, and they'll likely stay that bigger size for most or all of the time that you're breastfeeding, but breasts generally get smaller again after weaning. Sometimes even a good cup or so smaller post-weaning than they were pre-pregnancy. I'd recommend initially going with a D cup, even if it means temporarily having them get bigger during breastfeeding. I recommend this because 1, a lot of women usually end up desiring bigger breasts post-augmentation anyway; 2, breasts can get potentially smaller after breastfeeding and weaning; 3, there's no guarantee that you'll have a child afterwards (I hope you do, as that seems to be what you want). I say this, coming from my experience as someone with implants, has breastfed 3 kids, and am a certified lactation counselor.
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