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19 Years Old 5'7 A cup to 350cc High Profile Dual-Plane Silicone Natrelle Implants
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I've certainly done my research and spent a fair...
tishabellJune 17, 2015
WORTH IT$7,100
I've certainly done my research and spent a fair amount of time on this site. I booked my appt. with my doctor and I only have 9 days left until surgery! I'm posting pics and reviews so that I can get support and advice from all of you along the way. I'm excited but I an equally as nervous. I have never been put under before so I am not sure what type of reaction I will have the anesthetic. I know they are doing it all through an IV, not a mask, which I have read leads to less nausea. I am not afraid to feel sick but rather to get sick, as I have a MASSIVE phobia of vomit. I have panic attacks when I see other people vomit and luckily for me its been about 7 years since the last time I myself got sick.
Anyway! IMPLANT INFO: I am getting 350cc Natrelle Silicone under the muscle, dual-plane placement implants. I was not told what "profile" they would be but I made it very clear that I didn't want them floating around at the height of my collar bones as I want them to look as natural as possible.
Age: 19
Height: 5'7
Weight: 130lbs on average
My biggest concerns right now:
a) Getting sick and vomiting due to either the pain meds or anesthetic or both
b) Going slightly too small and wishing I had gone a bit bigger. I do have broad shoulders for someone my size and that is partly why my natural breasts look much too small for me. I was told my doctor is conservative in sizing and though he said 350cc would be enough to fill a C cup, I'm considering pushing it up to 375cc
I will post before pics and wish pics tomorrow
Anyway! IMPLANT INFO: I am getting 350cc Natrelle Silicone under the muscle, dual-plane placement implants. I was not told what "profile" they would be but I made it very clear that I didn't want them floating around at the height of my collar bones as I want them to look as natural as possible.
Age: 19
Height: 5'7
Weight: 130lbs on average
My biggest concerns right now:
a) Getting sick and vomiting due to either the pain meds or anesthetic or both
b) Going slightly too small and wishing I had gone a bit bigger. I do have broad shoulders for someone my size and that is partly why my natural breasts look much too small for me. I was told my doctor is conservative in sizing and though he said 350cc would be enough to fill a C cup, I'm considering pushing it up to 375cc
I will post before pics and wish pics tomorrow
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Replies (5)
June 20, 2015
Hello. I had my augmentation with dr Cuber on May 15th. I love my new breasts. He was very gentle and my recovery was a breeze.
I asked to avoid general anesthesia and just have IV sedation and it was no problem at all.
I also got 350 cc natrelle HP and I got mine under the muscle.
Best of luck to you. I was very worried about recovery and it was a lot easier than I imagined.
I asked to avoid general anesthesia and just have IV sedation and it was no problem at all.
I also got 350 cc natrelle HP and I got mine under the muscle.
Best of luck to you. I was very worried about recovery and it was a lot easier than I imagined.
June 24, 2015
For your biggest concerns:
Vomiting- Often caused by dehydration prior to surgery or not following pre op instructions. Make sure you eat a light meal the night before your surgery. Do not consume processed foods and artificial as they will 'load' your liver and kidneys prior to surgery. After surgery make sure to eat a small amount of fat with your meds- spoonful peanut butter is a good option. Try to stay off pill forms of laxatives as they have complications (nausea is one of them) and drink a mild Senna laxative tea in the evenings before bed post op
Sizing- 25cc is 1.5 tablespoons. Take two wine glasses, put 1.5 cups of juice in one, and 1.5 cups + 1.5tablespoons of juice in the other. Stand back- you will likely not be able to tell a difference. What will effect your results are the profile. Moderate profile makes them wider (bigger from the front) and high profile gives more projection (bigger from the side). When you have smaller implants (250cc) the 25cc will make a difference, but not when you are already going with 350. If you are worried, then change to 375- just be sure they still fit in your BWD.Good luck!
Vomiting- Often caused by dehydration prior to surgery or not following pre op instructions. Make sure you eat a light meal the night before your surgery. Do not consume processed foods and artificial as they will 'load' your liver and kidneys prior to surgery. After surgery make sure to eat a small amount of fat with your meds- spoonful peanut butter is a good option. Try to stay off pill forms of laxatives as they have complications (nausea is one of them) and drink a mild Senna laxative tea in the evenings before bed post op
Sizing- 25cc is 1.5 tablespoons. Take two wine glasses, put 1.5 cups of juice in one, and 1.5 cups + 1.5tablespoons of juice in the other. Stand back- you will likely not be able to tell a difference. What will effect your results are the profile. Moderate profile makes them wider (bigger from the front) and high profile gives more projection (bigger from the side). When you have smaller implants (250cc) the 25cc will make a difference, but not when you are already going with 350. If you are worried, then change to 375- just be sure they still fit in your BWD.Good luck!
June 24, 2015
I would suggest 421 Natrelle Mod Profile so that you get a nice cleavage based on the demension not projection . YES ONLY Under the muscle. I am 5'9 and have 616 and love them. my old implants removed were 375 . GOOD LUCK FYI MY DR IS AMAZING
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May 23, 2017
If you are still active on this site, please provide an update about your implants. I am eager to know, since you are almost two years into it and me, just 5 days :) thanks.
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1 day pre
Surgery in less than 2 days!! + pre-op pics
tishabellJune 24, 2015
My surgery is in less than 48 hours. Actually it is in about 32 hours. I'm somewhat freaking out. The weird thing is that it isn't even the results I'm freaking out about yet. Just the idea of surgery is so strange and it does not sit well with me at all.
I'm still unsure of what size I want. As of right now I'm still going for 350cc but I'm strongly considering moving up to 375cc..I don't want to spend all this money only to wish I had gone bigger.
And also I didn't realize until I had to actually take pictures of them but my nipples are way, way further apart than I think is normal. I think its just because my boobs are so small and my chest/shoulders are really broad. I feel like going bigger will bring them closer together..but if anyone has any advice or input, feel free to comment!
I'm nervous for the day of surgery because I'm so unsure of how much pain I'll be in, how much upper body mobility I will have, and how the anesthetic and pain killers will effect me. I'm hoping the surgery itself goes smoothly but my doctors seems to be well experienced and well accredited so I'm not super nervous about the results. Except having the "spongebob squarepants" post-op look...that sounds terrible. I know the day of surgery they'll look super strange and high up and everything and that's the one thing I truly don't like. Its already bad enough that I'll be in pain but to know that it is impossible for them to look like normal breasts when I wake up from surgery is just kind of saddening. I'm too excited for the 6 week post-op results to care how they look the day of surgery it would just be nice if it didn't take 6 weeks to get to that point.
Anyway! The positives outweigh the negatives by far and I'm super excited to look like an actual women as a opposed to a pre-pubescent girl. Many of people told me that my chest will "probably keep growing through college" and that I should wait. I did my research and found that your breasts stop growing anywhere from 3-5 years after your first period. I got my first period when I was 11 years old. I'm 19. I think its safe to say that this is all that my genetics have given me.
If anyone of you have any advice for pre/post op pain management, swelling management, nausea management, etc. feel free to comment because I would like all the extra advice that I can get!
I'm still unsure of what size I want. As of right now I'm still going for 350cc but I'm strongly considering moving up to 375cc..I don't want to spend all this money only to wish I had gone bigger.
And also I didn't realize until I had to actually take pictures of them but my nipples are way, way further apart than I think is normal. I think its just because my boobs are so small and my chest/shoulders are really broad. I feel like going bigger will bring them closer together..but if anyone has any advice or input, feel free to comment!
I'm nervous for the day of surgery because I'm so unsure of how much pain I'll be in, how much upper body mobility I will have, and how the anesthetic and pain killers will effect me. I'm hoping the surgery itself goes smoothly but my doctors seems to be well experienced and well accredited so I'm not super nervous about the results. Except having the "spongebob squarepants" post-op look...that sounds terrible. I know the day of surgery they'll look super strange and high up and everything and that's the one thing I truly don't like. Its already bad enough that I'll be in pain but to know that it is impossible for them to look like normal breasts when I wake up from surgery is just kind of saddening. I'm too excited for the 6 week post-op results to care how they look the day of surgery it would just be nice if it didn't take 6 weeks to get to that point.
Anyway! The positives outweigh the negatives by far and I'm super excited to look like an actual women as a opposed to a pre-pubescent girl. Many of people told me that my chest will "probably keep growing through college" and that I should wait. I did my research and found that your breasts stop growing anywhere from 3-5 years after your first period. I got my first period when I was 11 years old. I'm 19. I think its safe to say that this is all that my genetics have given me.
If anyone of you have any advice for pre/post op pain management, swelling management, nausea management, etc. feel free to comment because I would like all the extra advice that I can get!
Replies (3)
June 24, 2015
About the after effects: you are really young, that will promote speedy recovery. Try not to think of being sick -- I remember the nurses got me hot salty soup and crackers immediately after waking up from the anesthetic. Don't do any heavy lifting or bending over, but get to moving around as soon as possible, a good circulation is half the recovery - drink a lot of water - have a good night's rest -- don't worry too much --- good luck!
June 25, 2015
To add ,your breast also grow with pregnancy and significantly for some. However That may be for a while in your case since you are 19 and talking about college. I think you will be really happy with ur future fun bags! try not to fixate on it mentally if this is the decision you have chosen.
UPDATED FROM tishabell
Day of treatment
Today's the day!
tishabellJune 25, 2015
I'm leaving in about 10 minutes to go to my doctors! I'm supposed to get there at 7:30 but I'm not sure exactly when my procedure will start. I am very nervous but I think I'm so exhausted from not having sleot the last few nights that its actually distracting me from my nerves a bit.
I have my little recliner chair area set up with my meds, water bottles, skinny pop and some other light snacks, my laptop and a book. It seems I'll want to do little more than just sleep all day according to everyone else. Im hoping to do that so I don't think about the pain but I know it will throw off my sleeping schedule since my surgery is so early. I hate being bed ridden, fingers crossed that the next couple days go by quickly and smoothly!
Wish me luck!!! I'll update after surgery..
I have my little recliner chair area set up with my meds, water bottles, skinny pop and some other light snacks, my laptop and a book. It seems I'll want to do little more than just sleep all day according to everyone else. Im hoping to do that so I don't think about the pain but I know it will throw off my sleeping schedule since my surgery is so early. I hate being bed ridden, fingers crossed that the next couple days go by quickly and smoothly!
Wish me luck!!! I'll update after surgery..
Replies (2)
June 25, 2015
It won't throw off your schedule because you will be tired all night too. Pain meds will make you tired anytime you take them, well for me they did.
I can appreciate your phobia of getting sick. Be sure to share this concern with your doctor. They can give you an anti nausea medication during and after your surgery but be aware that all the medication is very constipating so have something on hand to counteract that! ;) Feel free to join the June 2015 breast augmentation forum to gain some instant surgery friends. Looking forward to your pictures!