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saline HP 400/410cc-Post BA breastfeeding

UPDATED FROM Iris34
6 years post

6/9/20 photo update

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Here’s a bikini picture currently at the beach with my friend in the OBX. Feeling good still about my results. I know several of you have asked how things are looking now. For some reason It’s making me have a 200 minimum update, so I’m adding more words for fluff.

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August 17, 2020
Your review has been so helpful! I am debating between saline and silicone right now and am leaning more towards saline. My biggest concern is rippling, and feeling the edges of the implant. Have you personally experienced this? I'm also curious if they move and feel squishy. My surgery is September 2nd I'm so excited!
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September 16, 2020
That’s my concern as well.
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June 6, 2021
Saline still has a silicone shell and they both can ripple
November 5, 2020
lovely
UPDATED FROM Iris34
6 years post

6.5 years

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6.5 years later. I’m feeling satisfied since my last post. I will update my profile to worth it. I definitely would wait till post-kids because pregnancy and breastfeeding took a temporary toil. I’m curious how they will do long term, but definitely happy the way I look in clothes/swimsuits and they suit my active lifestyle.

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May 5, 2020
I really appreciate your posts because i have been curious on how they can change after pregnancy. Im very curious how they look now after being done breast feeding? I have been contemplating getting mine done because i have a Mild case of tubular breasts and implants would fix that but im curious of waiting until after kids in case mine get big during pregnancy but i studied tuberous breasts dont produce much milk most likely so i am so torn
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May 6, 2020
I’ll try to post a picture soon. When I tried as I put up this last post, it said the file size was too big from my phone.
June 9, 2020
I would love to see an updated picture! I got breast implants recently and I haven't had kids yet. I am unsure if I will but it is definitely something I am looking more into as I get older
August 16, 2020
Hi ! I would like to go for a larger breast .. can you pls suggest which implants I suppose to choose , saline or silicone? Do you think the saline implants are good?
August 21, 2020
When you meet with your PS he will discuss all the pros and cons of each. As well as the style of implant (high profile etc) that's best for your anatomy. Ive had both saline and silicone no issues with either, except the rippling with saline.Good luck to you!
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August 17, 2020
You should ask a doctor. No complaints from my guy about the saline or myself but I can see ripples every so often naked if I lean down a certain way. I didn’t have much tissue to start with though.
UPDATED FROM Iris34
3 years post

13 months almost post pregnancy & 3 years post BA

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So long time since I've updated. My baby is almost 13 months-such a sweet lil guy. We are still breastfeeding and probably will for another year. My right breast looks fine but lefty is larger and droopy like it needs a left. :( I don't ever regret nursing my kids but I'm not sure I would have surgery again. There were no reviews like this when I was looking prior to surgery.

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January 18, 2017
Thanks for the update. I have two kids and may have one more, but not for a few more years. I got impatient and went ahead and had the BA. I saw your last post when I was contemplating having it done, and it was a real boobie buzzkill - but I appreciated having the info. I considered holding off but that would mean not getting the BA for another 5+ years and that felt like an eternity. My plan was to go small so I'd have room for milk expansion. One of my biggest concerns was stretch marks. I already had a few from bFing and was worried about getting a lot more if milk came in over the already stretched implants. I asked a question to the docs on here and they all said I'd be fine, which I didn't put much stock in but it was enough for me to go against my better judgement and just go for it. I got 375 and they are really big IMO. Bigger than I expected. I can't imagine milk on top of them. I don't regret doing it but I do worry I'm going to regret it 5 or 6 years from now when my milk dries up and I'm left with deflated breasts. I can't remember, were your breasts saggy before you started? The docs on here said since my boobs didn't sag after the first two, only shrunk, I should be fine. Anyways, thanks again for continuing to update. Best of luck!
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January 19, 2017
No sag before I started. One is fine but the left is not up to post surgery par. It will be interesting to see how they are in a few years. Glad to update.
January 18, 2017
I just looked through your review and refreshed my memory. We had a similar starting point but I was A small b so had a little more breast tissue. Worried.
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January 19, 2017
Sorry. Are you contemplating having kids in the future? I'd be extra sure. Main thing is I'm glad I could still easily nurse. :)
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January 18, 2017

Wow, I can't believe your little guy is 13 months old! You're a trooper to breastfeed for another year. You're right, there weren't any helpful reviews like your 3+ years ago. As you know, whenever I see a question in the community about implants and breastfeeding, I send them your way. I think you still look great...it's hard to see any droopiness in your recent picture. Thanks for checking in and updating us!

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January 19, 2017
Thanks for the kind words Beth. Are there any other reviews like mine. The one or 2 I did find never updated past like 3 month PP. Will definitely update again in the next year.
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January 20, 2017

I am not aware or in touch with any reviews quite like yours Iris34! I'm on the lookout to add potential reviews to my Notebook of pregnant women with breast implants. ;) Thanks again for updating us in the future!

January 19, 2017
May I just add - when I said I was worried, it wasn't because they look bad. They look very natural and not "huge" as one might imagine milk+implants would be. But it sounds like you regretted it a little which makes me wonder if I will as well. Please come back and update in another year when your milk has dried up and you see the final outcome!
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January 19, 2017
Definitely will. Going from AA to H size breasts in 2 years was a huge change for me. Hoping they go back closer to post BA but pre-pregnancy.
January 19, 2017
H?!? Is that what size they are in the pic above or postpartum? That would def be an adjustment.
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January 19, 2017
H was the size the first month or 2 PP. Now my right breast is back to 32dd, but my left is probably 1/2-1 cup bigger and saggy.
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April 5, 2017
Thanks for posting post baby boobs. I don't have any babies and for some reason people around me think I will be pregnant after I get my boobs
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April 5, 2017
Welcome. No one had a review like this when I was considering it. I still don't like my post BA post baby breasts. One is saggy (never was before surgery or after) and they are much bigger than I prefer.
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April 5, 2017
When you are completely done breast feeding maybe you will see a change you like