"52 Years Old, 4th BA, 3 Years Since Removal of Saline - Fort Wright, KY

My first procedure was in Texas in 1980 with C-cup silicone. I specify cup size because my doctor did not reference CCs, nor do I remember any type of discussion regarding complications, etc. Subglandular placement was awful ~ my cleavage was off center by at least 1/2 inch. He insisted this could not be avoided; however, I question his surgery itself since he also performed a revision in 1981 with C-cup silicone submuscular placement. Yes, I did choose him, not really investigating properly. I was equally dissatisfied with this result, as upper poles were over emphasized with my nipples actually underneath my breasts. I simply lived with them until 1997, when a doctor in Ohio named Gloria Thomas, with whom I was very pleased, placed C-cup saline under my pectorals as a revision. Her revision revealed that one implant was indeed leaking, but I hadn't suffered any ill effects. She did discuss complications and the need for implant replacement at some time in the future. The results were outstanding, although I did frequently wish I had gone larger. One morning in 2011 I woke up to one completely deflated breast. Thankfully, it actually seemed funny at the time ~ I felt astounded! Dr. Jean Loftus was the one surgeon who agreed to work me in for an implant removal as soon as possible. I was convinced that my augmentation experience was over at that point. Never again. I wanted to go natural: chairman of the Itty Bitty [RS bleep] Committee. Well guess what. I'm done! I'm tired of pretending I don't care. The truth is that I want now and always have wanted a pair of gorgeous giant girls, yes, even [RS bleep] star size. And why not? So I called Dr. Loftus for a consultation, and here we go: 650 CC, NATRELLE style 15 (silicone).

I started my pre-operative dietary supplements last week: A-F Betafood and Chlorophyll Complex, both by Standard Process. They're not required, but recommended for less bruising, less nausea (always a plus), and a speedier recovery. The Betafood tastes disgusting. I also purchased two front-zip sport bras, size XL; one Champion and the other Under Armour. The Champion is more readily adjustable and softer by far, so I'll let y'all know which is actually more comfortable afterward. I've decided to go ahead and post my naked photos, even though my friend says to remember, "What goes online, stays online." Otherwise, how in the world will anyone be able to evaluate the visual end result? Truth be told, I'm an exhibitionist anyway, so here goes.

Hi y'all. It's finally over, and surgery actually went very smoothly. The day of surgery (afterwards) was pretty rough. I did get sick once, but after that I was able to keep my painkiller (Dilaudid) and muscle relaxant (Flexeril) down, which helped tremendously. My girlfriend spent the first 24 hours with me, keeping track of my meds and pushing lots of liquids. I don't think I could have managed alone. I felt no hunger at all until early this morning and I confess that I am constipated. UGH.
My one complication has been an annoying rash all over my upper body, especially covering my boobs. Dr. Loftus had me come in to the office even though my follow-up isn't until tomorrow, and prescribed a Medrol Dose-pack. I hope it works. She suspected the cause was the antibiotic she injected during surgery. I am concerned about positioning of the implants. The upper poles are emphasized, and I don't want a uniboob either. I'm hoping they will shift down over the next few weeks and months. Have any of you experienced this? Also I am relieved that I don't seem to need painkillers anymore. I expected pain all week, but now the only pain I feel is if I actually touch the incisions themselves. Relief!