POSTED UNDER Breast Lift Reviews
48yrs, Breastfed 2 Kids, 5'7" 168lb Needed Lift - Irvine, CA
UPDATED FROM christy1967
2 years post
Uplift update
WORTH IT$9,000
Still feel they have dropped Way too much, was told by my doctor my skin is aging. Well yeah I am 50 now but I don't think that three years out this August will be 3 years it should have dropped this far I now have big u shaped boobs that are soggy and Droopy not very happy
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UPDATED FROM christy1967
8 months post
Dropping...dropping.... ????
Very disappointed that my breastfeeding lift didn't stay as lifted as I thought they should/would. The whole point of this surgery was to go proudly braless and wear strapless things and have nice round cleavage and what I paid for and suffored thru in the recovery is not what I ended up with. Going to make app with Dr. Song to get his opinion on what can be done and how much that will cost...AGAIN.
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Goomba3
April 24, 2016
They look awesome. Please post some braless pics with nice dresses on.
November 23, 2016
They still look great christy1967. Don't look at yourself with too critical of an eye. Be happy and kind to yourself and the girls. Everyone on this site would agree with me :-)
UPDATED FROM christy1967
8 months post
Dropping....
Had breastfeeding lift 8/3/15 and now all healed up but noticed they dropped way more than I wanted. Kind of disappointed ...wanted to be able to go bra-less, wear cute tops etc. Now I cant..still. believe me, better than where it was but cost so much, hurt so much, healING took so long for only 40% improvement. :/
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April 21, 2016
I have the same wish for when I have mine done; no bra! How much have they dropped? Would you happen to have any current photos? Yours have been extremely educational. So thank you!
April 23, 2016
They have dropped about 2" which doesn't seem like much but I wanted to go bra less and have great round clevage, not droopy cleavage, nipple are high but unless I go top less how would anyone know that.
April 24, 2016
2" actually does seem like a lot when it comes to breasts though. Is that normal? Like, if you had to do it again, would you just ask the doc to purposely make them a couple inches higher and just deal with that for a year until they settled?
April 25, 2016
I have an appt this week with my PS but I have to say, at this point - I would have done small implants not just a lift to keep them a bit firmer longer.
April 22, 2016
Ah so funny to read your comment because it's been the same thought for me. I didn't get implants though, only a lift - but I thought "I can go braless sometimes! I can wear strapless dresses!" but 4 months out, they've dropped and although they look better in many ways - I still can't go bra less and I can't wear those dresses.
April 24, 2016
yea that's what I keep thinking - for the amount of money and the time spent on recovering.. I definitely had other expectations for sure.
April 25, 2016
Seriously. Can't they do that? Purposely make them a couple inches "too high" initially so that when they settle, they are where you wanted them to end up?
April 30, 2016
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