33, Mother of 2, 32A, 125lbs, 5'5", Saline Round 450-500cc, Hoping for a C/D Cup - Fort Wayne, IN

thanks

Thanks! 1. It was a lot easier to tell My then 14-year-old what I was planning on doing since she is starting to develop herself. I was worried that she would think I was being selfish. I told her there are a lot of things you can change about yourself, I can gain, lose weight, dye my hair or whatever but nothing will change the size of my boobs. I told her I have been really unhappy with them since I was her age and hoped that by having children I would eventually get some naturally but that never happened. talking to my 10-year-old was a completely different story, she doesn’t like having to wear a brawl now and can’t understand why I would want to have bigger boobs and have to wear a bra. I didn’t talk to my 10-year-old much about it until after surgery. Both of my kids don’t really think about other people’s choices affecting their lives so they didn’t think much of this either. Which was good for me. Post surgery my 10-year-old said mom your boobs are massive like mountains. They were quite hilarious in some of the things that they said to me. We are a very open family so it really wasn’t as big of a deal as I thought I was going to be. that was actually a huge relief. 2. my doctor never gave me my BWD and I’ve searched through all of my paperwork (I kept everything) and it’s not written down anywhere. my measurements a the time of surgery were 32-28-34 but wore a 34A, 130lbs, 5’5” I have broader shoulders (14.5” ends of my collar bone) so I just wanted to look proportional. I decided 450 moderate plus saline and told him he could add more if he thought it was necessary. I really like the size and side boob so I’m glad he added to the 450. I ended up with 525 on the left and 540 on the right. although going from a 34A to a 34DDD didn’t make bra shopping any easier.

that’s why I stick with sports bras, bralette or no bra at all lol