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I just had my consultation yesterday with my PS. I...
SpsouthernJune 29, 2016
WORTH IT$3,750
I just had my consultation yesterday with my PS. I have been thinking of getting a BA for over 7-8 years now. Lots of research and planning over the years and seeing a lot of my little booby committee friends get thier breast done, I finally decided to get mine done. I had made my own rice sizers so I had an idea how many CCs I wanted to go for. (I made 325ccs(L) 330ccs(R)). Me and my PS discussed what I wanted and I tried on sizers by the end of the consultation I went from 325ccs to 250/275ccs. I thought that was what I wanted when I was there but as soon as I got home I immediately thought, "oh no I went too small, I should have gone bigger". Needless to say I called my doctor and they set up another consultation next month so we can see how much bigger I can go. He said " only complaint I ever get is that I wish I would have went bigger" so they were very understanding and with two months to go till my surgery they got me another appointment. My husband was laughing because he said if he went with me I would have left there around the size I wanted and not have had that second thought of going too small. I just really don't want it to look unnatural for my body size. My mom got hers done 15 years ago and she always told me since I have her genes that eventually I should get mine done too. She "says" she went from 34A to 36C but they look more like 36D if you ask me. She says her only regret is going too big. If she knew then what she knows now she would have only went up to a B cup. That's where all this worry comes from of course. I just don't want to have any regret. Anybody else go through this?
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August 9, 2016
Do what makes you comfortable. I'm seen amazing results in the 300's range. What kind of implant are you looking at ?
August 26, 2016
Hi. I am 5'1" and 103. I went into my consult yesterday and did the sizes as well. I ended up liking the 310 cc. I felt anything smaller wasn't going to make me look Or feel like a woman. But I am also concern about going too big and looking like a [RS bleep] star! base on your stats and my experience, I think 325 would look great on you! The 250 would be too small and look like you didn't get anything done, unless that is the results you want. Good luck
August 26, 2016
Thank you :) I end up getting 310ccs (L) 325ccs (R) wanted to go bigger but glad I didn't they're perfect so far.
September 7, 2016
If the model in the above 2-3 shots is you, I would have to say, with complete authority, that they are the most majestic things either myself and/or my Wife have ever seen... She wants to be you now! Any advice for a young couple just beginning this journey now as a team?
UPDATED FROM Spsouthern
1 month pre
The Worry Has Subside
SpsouthernJuly 8, 2016
So I cancelled my 2nd consultation!!! I think the boob envy is over. I was just super worried that I'm going too small. As most women do. I have been looking on my stats and comparing them to other women on here who have gotten as much or 15% more than what I wanted and they look great! So I think I'm going to stick with the original size ratio. Like my husband said"if you agreed with it, you must have liked it"....which I did and now it's just waiting, being anxious till the big day comes. (1 month 4 weeks) but who's counting, right?!
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July 8, 2016
Hi have you been told about further surgery as that is my only worry at the moment and do not know what to do.not sure if I'm just over thinking it as I've been told it's only needed if I'm unhappy in the future by most. 1 Dr said it's inevitable
July 10, 2016
Hey I understand your concern but unless your not happy with the size or you have complications during recovery, you shouldn't have an issue. They said its a low percentage of people who ever have complications after surgery. I have been told eventually after 10+ years you might need to get them redone but I know people who've had them for over 10 years and they still didn't need to have them redone. So I guess it all depends. Looking here at other people's recent stories and reviews on my surgeon helped me with my ultimate decision. I hope this helps...best of luck with your decision :)
If you haven't already, be sure to share your wish boob pictures with your doctor. These will help him determine those last few ccs for you. It's great you have your mom's support and added experience. Feel free to join the August 2016 breast augmentation surgery forum to see how others like yourself are preparing for their surgery.