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I woke up this morning and accidentally opened this app. I then realized it’s been a while and things have changed for the good.
My scars have faded. I feel so much more confident now. A bigger part of this was accepting myself for me, for my ‘scars’.
I was measured at VS. I went in believing I was smaller than I was. I told her I thought I was a 34A. Well, it turns out I am a 32C. I wasn’t seeing myself clearly. To be clear, I was happy thinking I was an A, so finding out I was a C was simply a change in bra size (much more comfortable I might add). :)
Whoever is reading this, be happy with you. If that means having implants, not having implants, being an AA or a DD. Whatever makes you feel happy. Be confident because you are beautiful no matter what...I promise.
My best friend has very large implants and she doesn’t like how clothes fit her and she wishes she hadn’t gone down that road. I wish she could see how beautiful she is for so many reasons. I hope she takes them out for her health, but either way I support her.
Love you and your beautiful self! It took me a long time to realize what size my boobs are doesn’t matter as much as loving myself for who I am does.
Be you!!! Beautiful you.
My scars have faded. I feel so much more confident now. A bigger part of this was accepting myself for me, for my ‘scars’.
I was measured at VS. I went in believing I was smaller than I was. I told her I thought I was a 34A. Well, it turns out I am a 32C. I wasn’t seeing myself clearly. To be clear, I was happy thinking I was an A, so finding out I was a C was simply a change in bra size (much more comfortable I might add). :)
Whoever is reading this, be happy with you. If that means having implants, not having implants, being an AA or a DD. Whatever makes you feel happy. Be confident because you are beautiful no matter what...I promise.
My best friend has very large implants and she doesn’t like how clothes fit her and she wishes she hadn’t gone down that road. I wish she could see how beautiful she is for so many reasons. I hope she takes them out for her health, but either way I support her.
Love you and your beautiful self! It took me a long time to realize what size my boobs are doesn’t matter as much as loving myself for who I am does.
Be you!!! Beautiful you.
Stretching scars, but definitely an improvement!
Girl’s night out!
I feel so much more confident in clothes now!
Provider Review
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
307 Southgate Ct, Brentwood, Tennessee
Dr. Burgdorf and his staff have been very informative and kind. He was not my original PS...but I am looking forward to working with him.