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47yo, 2 Children, Size34A, Athletic Build - Harrisburg, PA

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What is a solid B cup before kids, went to C / D...

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27kmills
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What is a solid B cup before kids, went to C / D while breastfeeding. But afterwards, went down to an A cup. Didn't think an augmentation was something I would seriously consider, but after meeting many friends who had the procedure done, I decided to go for it. I've always felt like my breasts are too small for my athletic build. One of my goals is to be in a fitness show, so I think having an augmentation will enhance my entire figure. Can't wait to have the procedure and see what it's like to actually have breasts!

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April 29, 2016

Glad you realize you are not alone with your changing breasts and thoughts on plastic surgery. ;) I think you'll really enjoy your new look. Here is a link to a forum for avid body builders with BAs, which might be helpful. Looking forward to following your journey!

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24 days pre

Less than a month!!

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So, I've been reviewing these posts everyday...getting infatuated with sizes and if I'm choosing the right size. I don't want to go to small, and then be thinking "why did I have surgery, I don't look at different". So I'm thinking of going up from my 325 ML to 375 four 400 ML. My thought is, even if they're bigger than what I planned, I can always flatten myself out with a nice bra. Has anyone been unhappy with their size, and wish that they had gone bigger or smaller? I'm thinking with my wide shoulders and athletic build, I can carry more than a thinner build. My preop visit is June 2, so I'm anxious for that. It means that it is really close!

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June 5, 2016
Hi - I am also 47 with 3 kids and an athletic sort of build (5'8", 130, wide shoulders, and really narrow hips). My current boobs look awful - teeny, droopy, basically all nipple, no breast tissue at all, just pec muscles. I'm in the process of researching/selecting a doctor and hoping to complete a BA during the summer (I'm a high school teacher with a mid-Sept. start date for back to work). My problem is that at my age and with my build, implants larger than 350cc make me look matronly in work clothes. I avoid form-fitting clothes for my job (duh - high school teacher) and the larger implant sizers give me a rectangular torso look in a work top. Of course, big breasts look great in bikinis and body-con clothes. Do you have clothing "restrictions" at all? That might be something to consider.
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June 6, 2016
I thought about what having a larger chest might do to the way my clothes looked or hung on my body. But I am blessed with being tall and have a long torso with my work clothes, I buy scrub tops that have ties around the waist or on the side so they can be form-fitting around my waist but still have room for my chest.
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16 days pre

Had my preop visit!

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So during my sizing visit, which was over a month-and-a-half ago, I thought I had decided on 325 ml implants. They also suggested that I buy a VS bombshell bra, to get used to having something larger in my clothes, and to get others used to seeing me with something larger as well. Well I did get used to it, and now those 325 ml seem too small. So I went up to 385 ml for my implants.

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