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Booby blog! 24 Years Old, New York, NY
UPDATED FROM HazelSkye
5 months post
It's been a while..
So summer is going fast and boy have I been busy! I apologize for not updating in a while, but I do hope that everyone is doing well and having a great summer :)
As for myself, the girls are doing fine. No pain, no problems! I do, however, get asked by my friends about them. I tried so hard to not tell anyone about my procedure but I guess when wearing a cute little tight crop top, the truth just comes out. They say that it doesn't look obvious but yet at the same time they can see that something is different about me. So I broke my silence and fessed up and in the end, all my friends ended up asking me for my doctors number!
They feel much more softer and even look fuller. It is definitely a process that requires patience but I still say that it was well worth it!
I have some pic updates I'll post soon and I will continue to update periodically and wish everyone well :)
As for myself, the girls are doing fine. No pain, no problems! I do, however, get asked by my friends about them. I tried so hard to not tell anyone about my procedure but I guess when wearing a cute little tight crop top, the truth just comes out. They say that it doesn't look obvious but yet at the same time they can see that something is different about me. So I broke my silence and fessed up and in the end, all my friends ended up asking me for my doctors number!
They feel much more softer and even look fuller. It is definitely a process that requires patience but I still say that it was well worth it!
I have some pic updates I'll post soon and I will continue to update periodically and wish everyone well :)
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UPDATED FROM HazelSkye
3 months post
Quick update
Hello all, I hope that everyone is doing well.
I get a lot of questions regarding this so I just wanted to do a quick update on my stats and implant information.
I am very petite (4'11, 100lbs)
Pre-op I wore a size 32A cup bra, which barely fit.
My lack of breast tissue didn't even make me a good candidate for considering saline implants (words of my doctor).
My desire was originally to be a C cup in a bra - no more no less.
I ended up getting high profile implants (since my chest wall is so small I did not have many other options to consider). I ended up getting 275cc, silicone, mentor memory gel implants which are sub-muscular (placed under my chest muscles). I now comfortably wear a size 32D cup bra.
The surgery procedure took about 2 hours and the major recovery time was about 2-3 weeks.. After that I felt much more like myself, aside from avoiding any strenuous physical activity or heavy lifting.
They took about two months to noticeably drop and are still currently in the process of dropping and fluffing.
They are soft, jiggly, and painless. I continue to massage them at least once a day for 5 to 10 mins, including massaging the scars (as directed by my doctor). I also have to continue to remember to protect the scars from any tanning and to put sunblock on them while at the beach or when wearing a bathing suit in the sun.
Depending on the type of bra and shirt, I can dress them up or down. Sometimes they look much bigger than other times but it all depends on the look I am going for.
You do not necessarily need a large amount of CC's to achieve breasts - a small number of CC's can really go a long way, especially on petite/small frames girls.
The best advice I had received throughout this whole experience was to go by the look that you desire and not the amount of CC's or bra cup size. Bring wish pics with you during your consultation or even take pictures of yourself with the sizers in. This will give you a way better idea of how you would want your implants to look compared to going by numbers or cup sizes.
So I guess that's about it..If anyone has any other questions just feel free to ask :)
I get a lot of questions regarding this so I just wanted to do a quick update on my stats and implant information.
I am very petite (4'11, 100lbs)
Pre-op I wore a size 32A cup bra, which barely fit.
My lack of breast tissue didn't even make me a good candidate for considering saline implants (words of my doctor).
My desire was originally to be a C cup in a bra - no more no less.
I ended up getting high profile implants (since my chest wall is so small I did not have many other options to consider). I ended up getting 275cc, silicone, mentor memory gel implants which are sub-muscular (placed under my chest muscles). I now comfortably wear a size 32D cup bra.
The surgery procedure took about 2 hours and the major recovery time was about 2-3 weeks.. After that I felt much more like myself, aside from avoiding any strenuous physical activity or heavy lifting.
They took about two months to noticeably drop and are still currently in the process of dropping and fluffing.
They are soft, jiggly, and painless. I continue to massage them at least once a day for 5 to 10 mins, including massaging the scars (as directed by my doctor). I also have to continue to remember to protect the scars from any tanning and to put sunblock on them while at the beach or when wearing a bathing suit in the sun.
Depending on the type of bra and shirt, I can dress them up or down. Sometimes they look much bigger than other times but it all depends on the look I am going for.
You do not necessarily need a large amount of CC's to achieve breasts - a small number of CC's can really go a long way, especially on petite/small frames girls.
The best advice I had received throughout this whole experience was to go by the look that you desire and not the amount of CC's or bra cup size. Bring wish pics with you during your consultation or even take pictures of yourself with the sizers in. This will give you a way better idea of how you would want your implants to look compared to going by numbers or cup sizes.
So I guess that's about it..If anyone has any other questions just feel free to ask :)
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You look AMAZING! Congrats on everything and thanks for the great tips about things to buy in advance! My surgery is in 10 days and based on my doctors recommendation I'm going with a 275cc under the muscle silicone. I was nervous about the size being to small but after reading your reviews and seeing your results, wow. All I can say is I hope mine turn out as great as yours! I'm really hoping to be a 34C :)
aw thank you so much! I'm happy that my posts are able to help in some way! And I honestly know exactly how you feel - when my doctor recommended 275cc as the largest size implant that would be best appropriate for my body, I was shocked and kind of disappointed. Now that its all over and done with, I can say that I believe my doctor knows what he was talking about and all that worrying I did was absolutely for nothing. I am so excited for you, I think you are going to look great and love the end result. Keep me updated!
Ohh I feel so much better about the 275cc now !! Need to stop worrying now lol thank u so much your posts have been really help full !! U look amazing and good luck with them and I'll keep u updated ..
Its normal to anticipate the size but I'm sure your going to love them :) Thank you again and congrats on your upcoming procedure!
Thanks for your words or encouragement! I'm starting my own review just waiting for it to post so I will definitely let you know how it goes. My doctor said the same thing about the 275cc implant being the largest size I can go. I'm so happy to know you had similar feelings and ended up with great results! I can't wait to see what happens!
Twistedfateless check out my profile to!!! I went with 286cc moderate plus profile and I'm a C cup!!! I'm so happy with the size!!!!!
You look awesome!!!!!! I'm small as well and I went with 286cc moderate plus profile. I'm so happy with my size as well!!!! :-)
Thank you! You look absolutely amazing!! I'm really happy to hear that you are satisfied with your size! It just goes to show that you a small amount of CC's can really go a big way!
So true!!!!!
Getting closer to my surgery, I'm so excited! But of course I keep thinking of new things, I was wondering, when did they give you your pain pill prescriptions? I've noticed some people said they got them in advance but the only time I expect to hear from anyone is when the hospital calls the day before the surgery with directions. Did they submit your prescriptions at this time? Thanks in advance!
I got all of my prescriptions about 3 weeks before my surgery but I had them filled the week before.. I went to a private practice so the hospital was not involved so I had to fill them myself and my doctor went over the directions with me
Ah ok that makes sense. I wonder if they will just give me my prescriptions while I'm at the hospital following my surgery. That's my guess. Thanks for the info!
I'm sure someone will definitely go over them with you. My doctor also prescribed me an anti-nausea pill that I took an hour before my procedure.. I don't know if your doctor was giving you something like that but you could probably ask if you wanted to, it definitely helped.
Yea I was considering asking for that. My mom mentioned it to me. I did ask for a special patch they can put behind your ear before the procedure, it's supposed to stop you from getting nauseous too. I'll let you know what happens! :)
Definitely let me know :) I'm excited for you!
We have the same stats basically and basically the same implant size, Igot 286& am measuring a 32D as well. Yours look so amaZing. I'm wearing a size small in bikinis what size are you wearing n the pics? And where's u get that dress it looks gorgeous on you!
Believe it or not I actually found that dress on amazon after seeing it sold out on another website that I don't recall the name of lol I typed in sexy dresses and it just popped up! If you want to check out a great site for dresses - lulu.com has really cute and reasonably priced stuff! in some bralettes I am a small but in the bikinis I have been mostly ordering mediums and they fit fine.. And thank you :) you look awesome.. They compliment your frame in a very natural yet sexy way ;)
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