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Best Decision I Ever Made - Denver, CO
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I have been a 34AA my entire life, and because of...
nichole02828October 30, 2015
WORTH IT$6,000
I have been a 34AA my entire life, and because of my own insecurities I chose to forego swimming and spending time by the pool. I wore 2 cup size padded bras or water filled bra inserts to create the appearance of a B-cup, which created difficulties when it came to looking natural in certain outfits. It looked like I had a B-cup, but there was no cleavage, so I was limited in what I could wear.
At 30 I had finally had enough of the foam bras and decided to take the leap for a more long-term, versatile solution.
After 6 weeks, I am extremely pleased with the results. They look amazing no matter what I wear and I feel great knowing that there aren't layers of foam hiding inside my clothes.
At 30 I had finally had enough of the foam bras and decided to take the leap for a more long-term, versatile solution.
After 6 weeks, I am extremely pleased with the results. They look amazing no matter what I wear and I feel great knowing that there aren't layers of foam hiding inside my clothes.
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Replies (3)
October 30, 2015
Confidence is priceless! Your satisfaction from this procedure is why we all love our job here. Thank you for choosing our practice and for sharing your experience.
December 30, 2015
It's been about 4 months now and I'm still happy with the results. They look amazing and no weird side effects that I imagined would happen to me.
The only downside of the whole process was the beginning states where I felt I looked strange and hugging people was awkward and painful. I taught a training and I had a hard time with things like moving the white board around and writing high on the board. I had to tell people that I had done too many push-ups and ask for help.
And hugging people was rough. I was afraid they could feel that they weren't soft yet and it hurt like hell too. If you're a trainer of any kind it makes sense to wait until you have a break in your schedule of 4-6 weeks before getting on stage.
The only downside of the whole process was the beginning states where I felt I looked strange and hugging people was awkward and painful. I taught a training and I had a hard time with things like moving the white board around and writing high on the board. I had to tell people that I had done too many push-ups and ask for help.
And hugging people was rough. I was afraid they could feel that they weren't soft yet and it hurt like hell too. If you're a trainer of any kind it makes sense to wait until you have a break in your schedule of 4-6 weeks before getting on stage.
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