35 Yrs old, 4 Kids, 5'7, 130lbs - Needing a Boobie Intervention. Natrelle Inspira UHP 400cc - Miami, FL

I have never written a review before, but since this site has helped me a lot (I've been browsing daily) reading reviews and the journey you girls took, I believe I need to tell you about my journey and maybe help some along the way.

I have done so much research that my head spins. I've seen the bad and the good, many surgery videos, I know about all the complications that could happen, I even read all the explant stories, but the thought of a BA has always remained.

I'm 35 years old, petite 5'7 and 130 lbs. I have breast fed 4 children and that left me with saggy and deflated boobs. I'm 4-5 days at the gym every week, enjoy working on my legs and abdomen more than the upper body. My expectations were to just have a fuller breast without the lift. I'm terrified of the scars and the amount of healing required.

I started this journey with a deflated 34c (all skin), usually a double padded bras to achieve the look I liked. I felt comfortable in clothes and bathing suits, what I hated was the restriction of the bathing suit or bras that I was able to wear. Over the years I learnt what bathing suits worked on me and it was the same one style from VS. I love the bathing suit, it gave me good support, I did not spill out of it and it looked good. But a time came when I became increasingly annoyed of this process of bras /bathing suit shopping. I just wanted to fill out the clothes without the restriction of a heavily padded bras (needed for support of the bags). So I started looking into BA. I'm from Canada, the cost of the surgery in most cities is close to 10k and the wait times are 6 months, since we were going on a trip to Miami, my husband said that this would be a great time to get them done and I agreed. I already knew what doctor I was going to go with, Dr. Rani Ghurani had great reviews and the fact that he was a perfectionist and attentive drew me in, plus a good price.

I was an out of town patient, I made the pre op appointment with him for the Monday and on Tuesday I was having the surgery. Did I mention that it took 1 months from the date I put my deposit down to the date of surgery, not 6 months. When Dr Ghurani saw what he had to work with he told me that ideally I would need a lift but since I was opposed to it he was going to do his best to give me good results. I gave him a lot of restrictions. I was glad to hear that he only recommended 350-400cc HP. I was so relieved, I'm very conservative and did not want huge breasts, just enough to fill out and still be able to hide them, while not feeling top heavy. He totally understood that. Because I was so scared and anxious he told me, that he wasn't sure I was ready for this. And he was absolutely right, I knew I wanted better boobs but I wasn't ready for everything else. Either way, I was going to go through it, it's now or never.

The day of surgery came and frankly it still did not hit me that I'm going through with it until I was laying on the surgical table and the anastegiologist was explaining everything to me, the last thing I remember telling him is that it is crazy, he asked me what was and that's the last thing I remember. I woke up from a beautiful dream that I was near the ocean on the beach. ???? Dr Ghurani came in inspected my breasts, said he's very happy with the outcome and that everything went well, 45min in all. But when I looked down at my chest, my breast they were huge. He told me in order to fill the loose skin and make them look good he went with UHP 400cc. ???? Holy molly I thought. I was not mentally prepared for that. Anyways to make the story short, I barely remember getting back to our place. The drugs made me very drowsy and sleepy. My implants are over the muscle because I'm a proper candidate for it, he said, even if he did go under the muscle because I'm small I don't have much muscle to begin with and it's unnecessary trauma. I have to say that because of that, I didn't have any tightness, or any other symptoms, my only pain is under the boobs where the incision is. Dr. Ghurani had excellent skills, how many times I've seen boobs shaped like boxes, bruised like crazy, and I don't have a single bruise. He told me beside surgery that he takes his time and makes sure everything is good. I believe he was gentle and that's why I have no bruising.

As I'm writing this review I'm day 4 post op. At the initial peak at my boobs and later full view of them, I was terrified at how big they were. They are swollen still and I'm blotted, I'm hoping they will get smaller and more subtle. But with what he had to work with, this is an amazing outcome.

I went to my post op the 2nd day after surgery, the first day I was so out of it because of the pills, when I would get up, I was passing out. The nurse called me the 2nd day and said the Dr wanted to see me, at the end of day 1, I had quit Vicodin that I was prescribed because it was simply drugging me, I switched to 2 extra strength Tylenol and it seemed to help. We went to see the doc, he was very pleased, he told me that during surgery he had sizers on the table, he tried 350 up to 450 and nothing looked good, he had to go to Uhp. Oh well, my boobs are not subtle, but atleast I have them and don't need a lift. Overall Dr Ghurani is an excellent surgeon, he did am amazing job and placement with what he had. As the time goes by I'm starting to get used to them, I even tried on some old clothes and I love the way I fill them out. Sexy is the word. I don't feel like they are implants (I was worried I would), they are a part of me, an improved enhancement. ????

I'm 5 days post op today. It's been very hard laying in bed doing nothing. I quit taking Tylenol just taking the prescribed antibiotics currently. The pain is still there, mainly where the stiches are and more in my left boob than the right.

Here's some pictures of what I came with to Dr. Ghurani. Pretty sad.

I also thought you'd want to see the progress from day 1 post op. I'm feeling so Sexy in clothes. I still think they are big it of clothes, but that's fine, I can't have it all.