300cc HP - 6 weeks!!
Hi ladies!! So I have to say this site has...
Hi ladies!!
So I have to say this site has been such a blessing to me over the past few weeks. Reading all you guys' experiences has been so helpful and reassuring. I have wanted a BA ever since I was a teen. Since I never really developed much of anything by the way of breasts, it's left me feeling less womanly and more like a little girl. Mind you I am 29 yrs old. I am currently an A cup. I am a very petite 5'3" 110lbs. I have three children...ages 7, 5 and almost 3. I managed to get lucky and not really have much deflation of my breasts even though when my milk would come in with each pregnancy, my boobs would be three sizes bigger. While breast feeding I was a small D and absolutely loved them. Only to be left feeling disappointed when I stopped breast feeding.
My goal is to just be able fill out my clothes and feel like a woman. I can't wait to be able to go bra shopping and not have to worry about getting padded bras!!!!
Now... What I discussed in my first consultation was going with a 300cc mentor hp silicone implant, placed under the muscle with the incision in the infra mammary crease. I basically stated that I wanted to go as big as I could for my frame and not look like I have two big balls on my chest...lol!! With my ribcage being so narrow and me not really having a definite crease I was advised that this size would be ideal in the sense that I would have the least chance of complications such as bottoming out and so forth. I'm not gonna lie when I heard 300cc I was like omg that is not going to be big enough to give me the result I want. And all these random thoughts started running through my mind like what if 300cc doesn't even make that big of a difference, what if they are too far apart, what is the point of getting this done if I'm only going to go up by 1 cup size...and on and on and on...lol! But then we went and did the vectra 3D imaging and all I can say is this thing is so amazing!!! Ladies if you are fortunate enough to find a doctor that uses this you know exactly what I'm talking about. They took my picture and showed me what to expect with the 300cc and all my worries and fears were instantly gone. So I guess I will see what my PS says at my pre-op on the 10th. Btw...I forgot to mention my initial consultation was with one of the nurses on staff...this being due to the fact that I have known for years that I wanted this PS to do my surgery.
I will update as often as possible with any info or thoughts or fears I might be having. I am happy to say I can't wait to hear any feedback from you ladies who have already underwent a breast augmentation, as well as those who are in my position right now... Who knows, maybe I'll meet a boobie buddy!!!
Talk to you ladies soon!
If any of you ladies out there have any stories of...
Also, if you ladies who have children can share your experience of their reactions, that would be amazing. Did they even notice a change? If so, what questions should I expect? And so on...just curious. My nerves atr getting worse!!
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Thank you for starting your journey on RealSelf! Here is a list of supplies and things to set up for your upcoming surgery. I would suggest stashing some new books/toys. Make a grab bag of dime store prizes for helping mom or cooperating. :) Save these for when your husband is not able to help as much. Try working with them to do more on their own over the next week.    If you're like me, it's hard to let my husband take over with our 3 kids...even though they're older now, but it will be good for all of them...in hindsight! ;) My kids were told that mommy had to have some "construction work" (like road work,) done on her breasts as they were a bit broken down after nursing their little sister. I reassured them that mommy was not sick and was going to be ok. That was all they needed at that age and they don't even remember it 7 years later. Looking forward to your updates!


OMG!! I can't believe it. Everything is paid for....
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