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1 month pic
Posting this a bit late but here is the results after one month. I took the pics at the one month point but couldn't get myself to post because I feel the pic are misleading. They are much smaller looking in person and I wouldn't recommend anyone go 325cc or smaller unless they already have some boobs. I'll post two month pics in a couple days.
2 week post-op
It's been two weeks and how easy this surgery was (implants above muscle). On my right side when I reach far for something or roll over I do have a stabbing pain on the incision touching my rib but that's the only pain I have had and hopefully it goes away soon.
One breast has dropped more than the other. The nurses warned me that everyone has a little sadness when they drop and aren't so perky but when I read reviews it's seems like most people are excited for them to drop and look more real, so I guess everyone differs. I personally prefer the look of fake boobs over real boobs they are just more perfect looking and perkier so I am missing the swelling that makes them stand out in your face, lol.
If anyone is debating this surgery I say go for it. If you want people to notice I'd say go way bigger than you think. Sometimes I wish I had that look and feel sad for not having it but I went into this knowing that wouldn't work for me right now. I'm sure though when I wear a swimsuit this summer there will be a wow factor, or at least I hope so.
I am happy I got it done and I don't even feel them on me. I never had big boobs so I didn't know what to expect I thought they would be in the way and super annoying and I was wrong. I don't even know they are there it feels the same as before and I have to check often to make sure they didn't disappear on me. This is something I wish I did many years ago. When people say fake boobs I instantly thought [RS bleep] star sized boobs and that is so not it. I realize now so many people have them but they are not enormous so you just don't know. I even went to lunch the other day and noticed one of the girls pushing her boobs out. My husband and I both laughed when we got to the car because it was obvious she got new boobs too recently and wanted everyone to notice.
I am happy with my boobs. I do wish I would have done 350 as planned or larger instead of 325 as I picked out the 350's twice because there is minimal diff between the two so why not go larger but I somehow went crazy and changed last minute because of nerves.
If I'm ever questioning my boob size as being too small I just go lift up my shirt in a mirror or remind myself this isn't permanent. I could always go bigger at a later date. For now though I am going to enjoy these and no matter what this is a 100% improvement from where I started so there can't be any regrets!
I will update with more pics at a month out.
One breast has dropped more than the other. The nurses warned me that everyone has a little sadness when they drop and aren't so perky but when I read reviews it's seems like most people are excited for them to drop and look more real, so I guess everyone differs. I personally prefer the look of fake boobs over real boobs they are just more perfect looking and perkier so I am missing the swelling that makes them stand out in your face, lol.
If anyone is debating this surgery I say go for it. If you want people to notice I'd say go way bigger than you think. Sometimes I wish I had that look and feel sad for not having it but I went into this knowing that wouldn't work for me right now. I'm sure though when I wear a swimsuit this summer there will be a wow factor, or at least I hope so.
I am happy I got it done and I don't even feel them on me. I never had big boobs so I didn't know what to expect I thought they would be in the way and super annoying and I was wrong. I don't even know they are there it feels the same as before and I have to check often to make sure they didn't disappear on me. This is something I wish I did many years ago. When people say fake boobs I instantly thought [RS bleep] star sized boobs and that is so not it. I realize now so many people have them but they are not enormous so you just don't know. I even went to lunch the other day and noticed one of the girls pushing her boobs out. My husband and I both laughed when we got to the car because it was obvious she got new boobs too recently and wanted everyone to notice.
I am happy with my boobs. I do wish I would have done 350 as planned or larger instead of 325 as I picked out the 350's twice because there is minimal diff between the two so why not go larger but I somehow went crazy and changed last minute because of nerves.
If I'm ever questioning my boob size as being too small I just go lift up my shirt in a mirror or remind myself this isn't permanent. I could always go bigger at a later date. For now though I am going to enjoy these and no matter what this is a 100% improvement from where I started so there can't be any regrets!
I will update with more pics at a month out.
Day 3 Feeling Sad and maybe crazy!
Feeling so sad, I don't want these to drop and fluff. I like how perky they are and I'm scared they're going to be saggy.
I also have to keep checking they are there. I don't feel them on me at all and I'm afraid I'm going to open my shirt up and they be almost all the way gone and tiny bit bigger than I originally was.
I also have to keep checking they are there. I don't feel them on me at all and I'm afraid I'm going to open my shirt up and they be almost all the way gone and tiny bit bigger than I originally was.