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6 year post surgery update
Hello all! It is hard to believe it has been six years since surgery! My weight has fluctuated anywhere from 125lbs to 135lbs. I am still in 32 or 34 DDD depending on where my weight is at the time.
They are still huge, firm in terms of they still sit up on their own but soft to the touch. Scars around the areola are barely visible.
If I remember I had mentor 450HP silicone smooth round sub muscular (under the muscle). I had mine placed just slightly further apart bc I wanted more side fullness, well I got it! Still plenty in the middle as well!
I was a 32A, you can go back and look at my original pics to see there was nothing there. So yes ladies you can go from flat as a board to voluptuous :).
I would say really do your homework and research. I had a great surgeon. I am still in hindsight not sure if I would have gone smaller. Yes you read that right. At 5’5 125-135 triple D’s are bigger than you think.
On the flip side I do like the way they look in clothing, I am very conservative in my dressing so only if it is unavoidable will they be peeking out but it definitely gives my figure nice accentuated curves.
I see now they are asking for a receipt for verification but it has been so long I am fairly certain that is long gone. Somewhere I do have mentor boxes the surgeon gave me, if I can find them I will add them to the post.
I wish you luck in your venture!
They are still huge, firm in terms of they still sit up on their own but soft to the touch. Scars around the areola are barely visible.
If I remember I had mentor 450HP silicone smooth round sub muscular (under the muscle). I had mine placed just slightly further apart bc I wanted more side fullness, well I got it! Still plenty in the middle as well!
I was a 32A, you can go back and look at my original pics to see there was nothing there. So yes ladies you can go from flat as a board to voluptuous :).
I would say really do your homework and research. I had a great surgeon. I am still in hindsight not sure if I would have gone smaller. Yes you read that right. At 5’5 125-135 triple D’s are bigger than you think.
On the flip side I do like the way they look in clothing, I am very conservative in my dressing so only if it is unavoidable will they be peeking out but it definitely gives my figure nice accentuated curves.
I see now they are asking for a receipt for verification but it has been so long I am fairly certain that is long gone. Somewhere I do have mentor boxes the surgeon gave me, if I can find them I will add them to the post.
I wish you luck in your venture!
Almost 2.5 years
I only have one quick pic. Sorry it is not the best quality lightning was not great and in a hurry. I feel like things are settled, but still perky. 45, almost 5'6 (loosing height according to my gyn
;-), 130lbs, 32-34 DDD, just depends on the bra brand. I am content with outcome. However, in hindsight I would have done a bit more research. Clothes always seem to be a bit of an issue, a little smaller may have been better but I still have finally grown to love them!
Ladies, remember everyone's body is different and while it is helpful to the surgeon to have an idea, taking a pic in and saying I want to look like this is not realistic. I was a 32A. My doc had to really stuff these 450cc's HP Mentor Silcone Round into my chest. Probably to big in hindsight.
I do believe, and again just my opinion that taller women can carry larger sizes, petite women that I have seen in person, not on RS, look ridiculous, again in my opinion w/ giant breast, it's just not natural looking. At 5'6 I can carry this off bc I dress them down. On a woman 5'8 450cc's may not be large enough. It is all so individualized to the patient so do your homework!
Good luck to all who are starting the process and happy healing to those in the post phase! XO
;-), 130lbs, 32-34 DDD, just depends on the bra brand. I am content with outcome. However, in hindsight I would have done a bit more research. Clothes always seem to be a bit of an issue, a little smaller may have been better but I still have finally grown to love them!
Ladies, remember everyone's body is different and while it is helpful to the surgeon to have an idea, taking a pic in and saying I want to look like this is not realistic. I was a 32A. My doc had to really stuff these 450cc's HP Mentor Silcone Round into my chest. Probably to big in hindsight.
I do believe, and again just my opinion that taller women can carry larger sizes, petite women that I have seen in person, not on RS, look ridiculous, again in my opinion w/ giant breast, it's just not natural looking. At 5'6 I can carry this off bc I dress them down. On a woman 5'8 450cc's may not be large enough. It is all so individualized to the patient so do your homework!
Good luck to all who are starting the process and happy healing to those in the post phase! XO
2 Years and very happy
I posted back in May but my actual two year mark was the very end of August. So I wanted to give another quick update. I know I have said I wish I would have gone smaller but I am finally at a point where I think because I have learned to dress the girls in a classy way I am finally content with their size. I never wished for larger, if you look back at my last post it will give you all my stats. But I do want to reiterate again bigger is not always better and it is always personal preference. I see so many beautiful woman on the site that say they wished they had gone bigger and I think they look perfect. Give yourself time to get used to them and settle into your body. My size when I first had the BA (not my original size) was a D cup and I have comfortably settled into a DDD cup which I never expected. With that size comes issues like sleeping without support will never be in my reportoriar again. Had I gone smaller I most likely would be fine w/o support at night. I have found a bra that I love to sleep in and better than the coobie is the Nightlift bra. It retails for about $98, it was created by a plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills, very similar to the Tab bra in Canda but much easier to purchase. I do recommend sizing down one size for true night time support. It is super soft and comfy to sleep in, I wish I had this when I first had my surgery. It really helps shape the breast. XO to all you beautiful ladies on your pre phase, surgery and recovery! XO
Provider Review
My PS is spectacular!!! She is a Mom herself and "gets it". She is warm and friendly and makes you feel like she is close personal friend. Very honest and upfront w/ expectations and recovery. Love her!!! Her staff is just as warm and friendly, they make you feel right at home. Such a great group!