Age 22 - 5"4 113lbs - Breastfed Two Children

My 32 C/D cup breasts began to lose its tissue and fullness that it once had after breastfeeding both children. My breasts wouldn't even fill in a 32 B cup-sized bra. After months of sleepless nights doing research and watching YouTube videos on breast augmentations, I went through with my breast augmentation to achieve my goal of regaining the same size and full-shaped breasts I once had. I originally wanted somewhere around 285 cc's and 300cc's to give me a borderline natural but noticeable look. However, my surgeon decided on (Allergan/Natrelle Silicone-filled breast implants) 240cc's for the left breast and 270cc's for the right breast which were placed under the muscle. I couldn't be more happier with the results!

So I just found out that not only did the surgeon put in a smaller size than we talked about, but he also put a moderate profile instead of the high profile that we had agreed upon 6 months before the surgery and just before entering the operating room. I only found out about it not being the correct profile because I looked up the Allergan natrelle Style 10 which shows on my card that I went home with after surgery and it says moderate profile, not high. I'm a little bummed out by this because I was expecting my breasts to project more after the sag from breastfeeding, and now I find out that this won't be happening, and I can't really afford to do another surgery to correct this. I guess the most I could do is express my concerns at my 4 week follow-up appointment today.

I went to my 4 week follow-up visit with my surgeon where I was finally able to express my concerns on the size, profile, and sag of my breast implants. He apologized to me and said he thought the smaller and moderate- sized implants he chose would be best for me especially for being a mother of two to whom I breastfed for 19 months each.

He says he didn't realize that just the implant alone would not fix the problem, which now I'm pretty upset because I knew my breasts were droopy and lacked breast tissue before surgery, which is why I went in for my consultation with him last Summer, where I spoke of my interests in a lift but he said I didn't need it and that the implants would "fix" my problem.

Now here I am with breast implants that i dished out all of my savings for, and I still have saggy boobs. I'm starting to question whether wasting all that money to do this procedure was even worth it. Of course, my surgeon decides to tell me now that I also need a mastopexy, which he only performs on women ages 40+ and has never done on someone as young as I am. I never realized just how much stretched out skin I had on my breasts before surgery and I have never felt so humiliated, discouraged, and disappointed.