37 Yrs Old, 3 Kids, Got Style 45HP 400cc's Natrelle Silicone with Crescenteric Lift on Left Side - Houston, TX

Woops, I haven't updated in over a year! Everything has been great with them. Still glad I did the UHP and size. Sometimes I think I should have gone to the 470 size, but the 400 has been very proportionate and conservative but still sexy. Love not ever having to wear a bra. I live in a sports bra, coobie bra or pasties! Wired bras are just so uncomfortable and not needed, unless for a special top or dress. My next go around I'll be switching to the Inspiras. Because I have thin skin and tissue, I see rippling occasionally. So for those in the same boat as me, go with the Inspiras! They feel the same, but the implant is filled with more silicone and doesn't concave as much, so it fills out your breast better once it rests on your breast plate. I'm a 32DD at victoria secret, but can also wear a 34c in other brands. So it's super easy to find bras that fit. Still totally glad I did it!

It's been almost 4 months since my BA. It's been a very easy recovery with no problems. Over all I like my results and I'm glad I went with the UHP. Hind sight being 20/20, I would have gone up one size to the 460, but the 400's fit my slim body well and the 60 extra cc's wouldn't have made that much of a difference. I do have some rippling that I don't like, but really only I can see it in certain situations. I knew that could potentially be a problem, even with silicone, because I'm so thin and had no breast tissue to start with. I don't like it, but it is what it is and no one else can see it, so I just don't worry about it. If and when I need to get them redone, my dr said I would need to switch to the 410's to avoid rippling under my thin skin. So if your reading this and have thin skin with no breast tissue, ask about the 410 style! The downside is they are more expensive. I do wish he would have explored that option with me before my surgery, as we did briefly discuss my thin skin and tissue. What I do love about the UHP is that I never have to wear a real bra! I can go bra less with stickies or just wear a light support sports bra and I'm good to go with lots of normal looking projection. It's great! I was hoping for good projection since I have wide shoulders and I got what I needed. UHP aren't for everyone, but they work really well for petite body frames that need projection. It's a tough decision to make when picking implants, you never know what the ultimate outcome will look like and you don't want to make a mistake. My husband looked at me the other day and said I think you got exactly what you asked for, something proportionate to your body that's not too big with more projection and not too much side boob (I didn't want boobs that would get in my way!). I do think they have a little more settling to do and of course my scars have a lot of changing to do. I'm very glad I got the crescenteric lift, otherwise, my nipples would have been way off and that would have really bothered me! Good luck to those choosing implants and about to have surgery!