36 No Kids - Dallas, TX

Pretty happy with them. He told me I didn't need to massage at all, just stretching the first week to get mobility back. Bras are tough, I measured 32 DD at VS and that's hard to find. Wire just hurts so I opted for no wire, unpadded simple bras. I wish I could do push up to just get them closer together but still kinda hurts and if padded my breast don't fit. Like putting a square block in a round hole lol. I found warner has some bras that fit

thanks for your response. please remind me again what you got, size and saline or silicone? also, are you an active person b/c i am and this is one really big concern i have. i do cycle classes at the gym, weights, hot yoga and participate in outdoor activities like kayaking and paddle boarding. i will be asking my doc the same thing but looking for some answers from active implant people. thanks.

I am pretty active. I have an injury so not as much so after my surgery but I doubt my breast would hinder running. I cycle and elliptical and walk every day. I would give a full 6 weeks till you are back full. It still feels too weird to do push-ups. Again part of that is an upper back injury. As long as you don't go too large. I got 300 cc silicone unders at the crease. I had a friend who works out a lot and originally had saline and it burst the first year so I opted for silicone. And if you are fit without much fat you probably need to go under muscle to hide the implant.

Thanks again. I stressed to both docs during my consults how active i am. Both suggested saline under the muscle with incision in crease line under each breast. Your friend that had saline, do you know if she went under or over the muscle? I have no problem giving up push ups or chest exercises as i have never really worked them out other than a few times per month...so no biggie. Thanks and hope you write again.

Pretty sure she went under the muscle both times. Usually with a lean build you need to go under to be able to hide the implant.

What doc did you see? Yours look great!

Hmmm I can't do much upper body because of a pinched nerve so I'm not sure. I'm guessing you wouldn't have a problem just that it feels very akward when the pecs contract and you can feel the implants moving. So if you really want to do them I'm sure you could, just may not feel the same. For bras.....I got mine at walmart and they say they are just 36. Not size or cup size. And I'm a 32DD but 105 lbs. they fit well. I would suggest buying a couple different ones on two sizes and returning what doesn't fit later, that's what I did, I seriously had like 8 ready to go lol. Plus I wore them almost a month so was nice to have more than one. The boat you need to play by ear. Everyone heals different and I had a very hard time but my friend was at work three days later and vacation after a week. Same doctor and we were about the same size

Thank u!

I didn't want obvious so the size is good. My only complaint is that it's so hard to find comfy bras....my boobs are just not the right shape for most right now

Have you tried the Aerie bras / bralettes? I've seen a lot of girls on here with it and say its comfy. I bought 2 for myself should be getting in the mail this week =)

No but I have been meaning to go there so I'll look, thanks

300 mode plus yes. I don't mind the side boob much just wish they were closer together.