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25 Years Young, 4'11 Size 34E NO KIDS - New York

Name: 25 Years Young, 4'11 Size 34E NO KIDS - New York
Item: Ronald Espinoza, DO
Author: chandler18

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Hey ladies whats up!! Getting Surgery next week...

chandler18February 17, 2016

Hey ladies whats up!! Getting Surgery next week super excited!! i have been waiting for this since August of last year. There were a few complication to get it covered by my insurance but i am finally good to go. I am 25 years young, and i am a tiny petite 4'11 height EXCEPT for the monstrosity of my breast which are 34E. You can imagine that at my height this weight on my chest have done some damage. By neck back and shoulders always feel sore and its to the point where i cant even carry a purse anymore because after 5 mins if feels like im carrying a 15 pound dumbell. I had a C cup by the age of 12 and ever since they just kept getting bigger. I am super in health and training, overall just health and having these breast have limited me from doing certain plyometric activities so i am so excited to finally be able to jump around with no worries, wear a sports bra that doesnt cost 55$ and still doesnt fit me. Most of all looking forward to a brand new confidence. My boobs make me feel like i have a mole on my face the size of my face lol so excited to feel 100% confident. The pictures im posting up now are pics of me in a C cup Sports bra and a black D cup.

chandler18's provider

Ronald Espinoza, DO

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

Replies (27)

gr8gr8

February 17, 2016

Congrats & best wishes with the surgery ;-)

chandler18

February 17, 2016

Thanks i just posted the pics!! :)

tiredof34Hs

February 18, 2016

Good luck to you! You will feel so much better after your surgery. It has to be so painful for you, being so tiny! Wishing you a good surgery experience and a quick recovery!

chandler18

February 18, 2016

thanks!

cara050

February 18, 2016

That's nice you will have the surgery I'm excited for you, I know what you mean with the physical and emotional thing because I am 5'2 feet tall, 120 pounds and a 34DD the back pain it's uncomfortable plus I got bad posture hiding my girls could you say me how long it's the recovery? I have a physical work, thanks for sharing your experience all my best wishes for you

chandler18

February 18, 2016

thanks!! reovery will be about two weeks. but i cant lift any weights until after three weeks hopefully.!

tmp803

February 18, 2016

What were the complications with insurance? I'm still waiting to hear back from mine!

chandler18

February 20, 2016

well someone submitted it the first time without all the information they needed so it got denied then we tried again and my insurance went unactive for a month so he had to put in all the paper work again and it took a three weeks after that to get everything clear. usually takes like 3 weeks for the insurance to decide if they are gonna cover it or not but my PS was amazing always updating me and doing the best he could. Im a huge believer so i always thought whenever is the right timing it will happen :)

tmp803

February 21, 2016

Well I am glad you got it all figured out! My insurance called yesterday to update me, they said it was still pending but I would have a decision by Wednesday. We submitted all kinds of documentation from my chiropractor, physical therapist, neuromuscular specialist, primary care physician, and of course my PS. We also gave pictures of all angles and showing rashes underneath my breasts, so I'm feeling really confident it will be approved. If not, then hopefully my PS can get the appeal approved!

10Hbyebye

February 18, 2016

Hi there, I can only sympathise, I know only too well of the struggle! I'm really excited to see how it turns out for you. I think you will look and feel fab. Has your PS given you any indication of size (or what are you hoping to be - a d?) Are they doing anchor/lollipop/drains or no drains? Are you trying to just go as small as possible or is shape important to you (it is to me so I'm asking for lots of opinions on what others have asked for). Sending you good booby thoughts!

chandler18

February 20, 2016

thanks so much likewise! :) The doctor is going to do the anchor which also involves drains because they are really big, i honestly dont mind the scarring i rather that than this pain and i dont even have kids yet so i know it will get worse if i dont do something now. Also im planning on going down to a D even though it may seem big it will be perfect for me because after i recover im going to be physically training for an NPC bodybuilding bikini competition where my boy will go down to 10% body fat and will shrink my boobs a little bit so if i do anything less than a D it will be too small. Also my breast are dense so i think they will look great with a little lift to it. hope everything goes well with you!!!

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