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Much Needed Boob Job for Slim Female from London, No Kids, AA/A Cup to B/C Cup - London, GB
UPDATED FROM Misswest
4 months post
Possible allergic reaction to my implant (hopefully not)
WORTH IT$4,700
I am currently just under five months post op and I am still in love with my boobs. I can't say they are new anymore becuase it feels like I've had them all my life. the only thing that never gets old is buying bras, I now have 10 million bras and I don't think I'm not done yet.
At my three months post op my surgeon scared the shyyyt out of me by mentioning that the rash that I had earlier may have been an allergy to silicone and my stomach literally fell to the floor but then he said that since the rashes stopped on their own then it would mean that I have developed an immunity to the silicone. I really hope that is the case.
I've gone down from a 32 to a 30 in bra size so I am currently wearing a 30c.
They are still not even and I still prefer the left becuase it is more natural looking. the right however has a more rounded shape which I don't really like.
At my three months post op my surgeon scared the shyyyt out of me by mentioning that the rash that I had earlier may have been an allergy to silicone and my stomach literally fell to the floor but then he said that since the rashes stopped on their own then it would mean that I have developed an immunity to the silicone. I really hope that is the case.
I've gone down from a 32 to a 30 in bra size so I am currently wearing a 30c.
They are still not even and I still prefer the left becuase it is more natural looking. the right however has a more rounded shape which I don't really like.
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UPDATED FROM Misswest
2 months post
Almost three months and still love it
I am almost three months post op and not much has changed
The right is still higher than the left and I am starting to accept that they might never be even.
I am supper happy with the size. I also didn't think they could get any softer but they are supper soft!! It's feels like real boobs!! The only downside is that I have not been able to enjoy my new addition as I have had an outbreak of rash on my chest and face so showing off the boobies is not even an option. I'm just hoping there is not a link between my breast implants and rash because I've heard of horror stories of people developing horrid rash after surgeries. I hope not :/
Either way I still love how they look in clothes and will continue to enjoy them like that.
I'm still a 32c in most shops but can fit into a 32b in some some shops. I'm pleased with that.
Just thought I'll share this with you all - I was having a conversation with a friend of mine about plastic surgery and I told him that my boobs are fake and he just laughed and said "yeah right..you joker". He did not believe it at all so I decided to live it at that. No one apart from a very few people still know about my boobs and I plan to leave it like that.
Until my next review, I wish you all happy surgery and happy recovery.
The right is still higher than the left and I am starting to accept that they might never be even.
I am supper happy with the size. I also didn't think they could get any softer but they are supper soft!! It's feels like real boobs!! The only downside is that I have not been able to enjoy my new addition as I have had an outbreak of rash on my chest and face so showing off the boobies is not even an option. I'm just hoping there is not a link between my breast implants and rash because I've heard of horror stories of people developing horrid rash after surgeries. I hope not :/
Either way I still love how they look in clothes and will continue to enjoy them like that.
I'm still a 32c in most shops but can fit into a 32b in some some shops. I'm pleased with that.
Just thought I'll share this with you all - I was having a conversation with a friend of mine about plastic surgery and I told him that my boobs are fake and he just laughed and said "yeah right..you joker". He did not believe it at all so I decided to live it at that. No one apart from a very few people still know about my boobs and I plan to leave it like that.
Until my next review, I wish you all happy surgery and happy recovery.
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April 27, 2015
thanks for your story! i recently had a BA as well and had 200 unders HP. i am measuring a 32C as well but not quite 3 months out yet but dont think that will change. Im having issues with my size . I am 5 foot and very narrow and understand that my ps couldnt fit larger in but after going shopping i am finding alot of things still do not fit which makes me very sad. im sure you being so tall that hasnt affected you as much. unless i tell people too know one can tell i had it done so i guess thats good but makes me feel like there isnt much difference. I enjoyed reading your story as I ant find alot on here in the 200cc range!
April 30, 2015
Yeeh!! To the 200cc club :) I'm really glad you've found my review helpful. I've just had a look at your pics and your boobs are really pretty to me. Hopefully they'll drop even more and get bigger but everyone is different. But I get what you mean, after waiting so long you'll want them to be pretty damn perfect!
April 28, 2015
I have been breaking out all over my chest since surgery! I did research and I know it says there is NO link, but then why do SO many of us deal with it? I am thinking maybe a combo of the anesthesia, meds and stretching of the skin? Toxins coming out? Either way - I feel ya!
April 30, 2015
God I hope there's not a link. I'm sorry to hear your dealing with this too. It's like, I finally have boobs and can't show it off. It's bummer!! Is your rash itchy? Mine is. I originally thought it was a reaction to the antibiotics I took after surgery but it's been ages and I'm still dealing with the rash. How did you deal with yours?
April 30, 2015
you made a comment about being heavy for your height. We are exactly the same height and weight and i consider myself slim. With those new boobs, your body is in proportion, you have a stunning body. Be proud of it, other women will undeniably envy you. Go girl.
UPDATED FROM Misswest
1 month post
Boob update: good news and bad news
Hi RS Ladies, hope you are all doing well?
I've had a break from this website because life got in the the way. After living a relatively allergy and illness free life, my body decided to attack me for the last weeks but I won't bore you all with all that.
There's good news and bad news. I'll start with the bad news.
They are still quite uneven and to be honest I'm not that worried about that as you can't tell when I have a bra/clothes on. Out of all the things that could go wrong after surgery, I think I am quite lucky that this is my only problem.
Now for the good news....
Well where do I start??
Everything is good. My scars are healing quite well, they are soft, I'm pleased with the size, shape, feel of my boobs... EVERYTHING! This is the best decision I ever made. As cliche as it sounds, my only regret is not doing this sooner.
I am currently a 32c which I'm so so pleased with. I can squeeze into a 32b but why would I do that? I've also been getting compliments about how my cleavage is looking perky but no one have asked if they are fake or real yet so that's great. I can wear a low cut top and show my boobs and I can also wear a baggy top and look sporty. I guess I've achieved my goal which to get a natural looking b/c cup.
I really can't wait for summer now, I've gone through years of hiding in baggy t shirts, wearing a t shirt over my bikini because I didn't want anyone to see my boobs etc but this summer will be different. I'll probably be the vainest person this summer but I'm sure I'm a allowed. I've endured years of insecurities and hiding in baggy dress and crew neck tops so I'm sure I deserve one summer of been vain :) only one.
Girls, if you are thinking of doing this and you've done your research and found a good PS go for it...its a scary decision to make and the recovery is not easy but it will be worth it.
If you have any questions...get in touch. The ladies on this website have been really helpful to me and I'll be happy to do the same.
I've had a break from this website because life got in the the way. After living a relatively allergy and illness free life, my body decided to attack me for the last weeks but I won't bore you all with all that.
There's good news and bad news. I'll start with the bad news.
They are still quite uneven and to be honest I'm not that worried about that as you can't tell when I have a bra/clothes on. Out of all the things that could go wrong after surgery, I think I am quite lucky that this is my only problem.
Now for the good news....
Well where do I start??
Everything is good. My scars are healing quite well, they are soft, I'm pleased with the size, shape, feel of my boobs... EVERYTHING! This is the best decision I ever made. As cliche as it sounds, my only regret is not doing this sooner.
I am currently a 32c which I'm so so pleased with. I can squeeze into a 32b but why would I do that? I've also been getting compliments about how my cleavage is looking perky but no one have asked if they are fake or real yet so that's great. I can wear a low cut top and show my boobs and I can also wear a baggy top and look sporty. I guess I've achieved my goal which to get a natural looking b/c cup.
I really can't wait for summer now, I've gone through years of hiding in baggy t shirts, wearing a t shirt over my bikini because I didn't want anyone to see my boobs etc but this summer will be different. I'll probably be the vainest person this summer but I'm sure I'm a allowed. I've endured years of insecurities and hiding in baggy dress and crew neck tops so I'm sure I deserve one summer of been vain :) only one.
Girls, if you are thinking of doing this and you've done your research and found a good PS go for it...its a scary decision to make and the recovery is not easy but it will be worth it.
If you have any questions...get in touch. The ladies on this website have been really helpful to me and I'll be happy to do the same.
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March 23, 2015
Your results are perfect!! We have a similar body type so I'm excited to follow your progress. Happy healing and please take more progress pics!
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