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One year later
Wow! It's been a year since my BA. I had my final checkup last week, everything went fine and is looking good. I'm pleased with my results! It took a little while to get used to having boobs, I didn't think I'd ever get back to feeling normal again. Nowadays, I do my day to day life and it hardly ever crosses my mind that these aren't real. There are times when I think too my self, "geez these things are too big!" but now they don't get in my way and I LOVE them!! My only problem is every now and then the right one has a sharp pain but it's manageable and goes away. And when it's cold outside they feel like they are rocks!! They don't feel like it to touch but to me it feels like it. I'm not sure what to do to prevent this. I've read it's really common so I'm not worried about that, just gets aggregating and I worry I'll mess them up shivering... I don't think it's possible though...?
Not what I was expecting
I had my BA this past October. I was a 34A went (with 280's cc silicone implants using dual plain) to a 34C cup. I have been massaging them daily, and wearing non-wire bras almost 24/7 (just like my doctor told me to). My breast may have dropped very little. I want them to drop more. Right now, they are flat on the bottom and a little round on the top. I want them to have a slope on the top, round on the bottom, natural looking. Size wasn't as important to me as them looking natural. I am getting concerned and a bit upset, because from the very start I stated I wanted them to look natural, well they don't. I would think wearing a bra would keep them from dropping, would it not? A bra keeps them in place, and not dropping. I am just curious to see what I can do now to get them to drop. My breast (front view) aren't the same height. One looks like it is "looking down" more than the other. The size looks like they are the same on both. I just don't like the flatness on bottom, (no matter how much I massage them) or the fact they look different from the front straight on view. Any tips on getting them to drop or should I be concerned?
Tomorrow will be a month!
I am glad to say, my boobs no longer ache now! That just makes me beyond excited haha. However, I wouldn't recommend running just yet; ouch! I had my appointment this past Monday and my doctor said everything is going good and he lifted my restrictions, so I'm back to normal life! After leaving the doctors appointment, I went straight to Victoria's Secret to find me some non-underwire bras to ditch this surgical bra. I got measured and just like I wanted, I'm a 34C! So I bought a few bras. Getting dressed in the mornings is still hard, not because they hurt or anything just because of the face of when I try something on my boobs are like BAM!! Lo, it's just a shock still. But a good shock, I'm starting to love them the more longer I have them. They still have some dropping to do, so they don't look as big as they once did, maybe it's just my angle of looking down. I'm excited to see the "finished product" after they have settled in and dropped:)
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