31yo, 3 kids, fit, 455cc, UHP, round, silicone, Mentor, Under the muscle, Magna, UT

Hello beautiful ladies. I wanted to post my one year results. I have loved my implants, I tend to forget that I have implants becausey boobs fit the mental image I had for my boobs. After getting this surgery they have definitely given me more confidence.

I'm very active, running, weight lifting and everything in between. I ran another Spartan race about two weeks ago and leading up to it during my training I was worried that I wouldn't have the upper body strength to get over the walls. Well I've gradually increased my bench to currently 80 pounds without any pain and I'm very happy to report that I had no issues in my race due to having my implants.

I can barely see my scars and love how I look in a bathing suit now. Here are some pics. ????

Hello beautiful ladies,
Holy cow! 6 months already. What can I say? I'm still loving my boobs. I think the D&F is complete. I have so much more confidence in clothes and out of them. My scars look great and my boobs don't feel fake. My hubby has really enjoyed them as well.

I have been wanting to post about the day I got them, in detail to maybe help someone who deciding on whether they want to go through getting breast implants. So, here is my experience with my surgery.

I was scheduled for 11:15 am and had to be there a half hour early to make sure I could get the paper work done. Dr. Fryer does his surgeries at they're facility across the hall from him. We went in, filled out the paperwork and waited. After doing my pee test we went back and waited in another room. My PS came in and drew on me for the surgery while explaining to me what the surgery entailed and asked me if I had any questions and took the time to answer them. After he finished talking to me the anesthesiologist came in and explained how he was going to take care of me, he walked me into the OR and had me lay down onto the table. He started explaining how the anesthetic was going to put me to sleep, but I told him it wasn't my first surgery and was well aware of how it affected me.

I woke up in the recovery room and was really groggy. I laid there for awhile getting over the sleepiness. I happily woke up NOT nauseous because I had put the scopalomine patch on the night before. I was in recovery for maybe an hour or an hour and a half, once I was fully awake they helped me out to the car and my husband drove me home, it wasn't a bad trip, the facility is right next to the freeway so the trip was quick. Once I got home I basically sat down and watched tv. I did my arm exercises every hour and when my muscles would spasm. I never took a pain med for this surgery. I wasn't in pain, I felt really engorged, but that was it. I feel one of those reason I wasn't in much pain was my doctors skill. My PS called that night to ask how I was feeling and was glad I was doing so great. I didn't really have many issues sleeping either, but I did buys a wedge pillow a few weeks before my surgery and started sleeping on it to get used to it by the time I had my surgery. I just hated not being able to sleep on my left side. I am very happy with how my surgery day went and with my results. I know everyone's experience will be different, mine was a good one luckily.

One thing I am still dealing with is the weakness in my chest muscles. I'm still carefully weight lifting to regain strength in my pectoral muscles, my left pectoral is a lot weaker and will get sore faster than my right. I don't want to over do it and cause an injury so I'm taking it slow. I hope I'll have the strength back in them by August because I'm registered for a Spartan and have goals to be able to pull myself over the walls myself.

Sorry for the long post, but here are some pictures.

I'm 3 months PO and I'm LOVING! my results. I finally feel comfortable in my own skin as well as in clothes. I just finished my 3 month PO appt. with Dr. Fryer and we discussed how happy I am with my new boobs. We got on the topic of UHP implants and how happy I'm with them, He told me that a lot of people are afraid of them and that they have such a bad reputation right now, not by just patients but doctors as well. I told him that I think a lot of doctors give them a bad reputation because they don't know how to work with UHP and there are only a select few who do know how and have beautiful and amazing results, and so that's why they give them such a bad reputation and the patients follow suit from what the doctors tell them since they are the professionals. Dr. Fryer is one of those select few doctors that know what to do with UHP and give you a beautiful, non-pornstar natural look. I'm not saying this to advertise my PS but to let other women know that UHP implants are something not to fear.
Make sure when looking into breast augmentation that you research everything, because it's still major surgery and some things can still go wrong. When looking for a PS follow your gut, it knows. Don't pick one based off costs. Because some times you get what you pay for. Make sure you like the staff, environment as well as the doctor himself (so if you don't meet the doctor that's a sure sign not to him/her) don't be afraid to ask questions, they will benefit you. Keep in mind that your breasts when done will look the same but bigger, because your getting a breast augmentation NOT a chest augmentation. Boobs before or after won't be perfect, but that's ok because no one is perfect. All you ladies are beautiful no matter what. I got mine done because I always felt my boobs didn't fit me and after having kids they definitely didn't fit me. Now I feel my boobs fit me exactly how I see myself in my head. Here are some pictures I took the other day when I got some pretty necklaces and a video to see how squishy they are. When my PS posts my before and after pics I'll post them as well. HAPPY 3 month BOOB DAY!