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400 cc HP silicone implants

UPDATED FROM forest_owl
1 year post

95% happy ????

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forest_owl
$8,600
My December revision surgery went really well. My right breast was sitting too high (making my nipple point downwards) and my left breast was starting to bottom out (making my nipple sit a little too high on my breast and areola almost showing from my bra).
The surgeon lowered the crease on my right breast and opened the pocket so that the implant could fall into its place. My right breast is looking great. It's super soft too.
My left breast needed internal stitches to prevent it from bottoming out further. It is looking great too, but it's a little more firm than my right.

I wasn't looking for perfection with the revision. I was just looking for overall symmetry, or near symmetry. And at this point I think they look great.

As far as size, I'm now a 34 DD which is more than I wanted. I was expecting a full C cup with the 400cc implants - as it's supposed to be 200cc for one cup increase. I got used to them by now, but I do wish sometimes they were smaller. I went from not being able to buy a bra because I had no boobs, to not being able to buy a bra/bathing suit because stores don't carry sizes larger than 34d

It's true especially with bathing suits. I love Kate spade bathing suits, and unfortunately their largest size is too small for me.

Trying to focus on the positive and enjoy them anyway.

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February 21, 2017
I just read your review! I think you look great to me. I understand the frustration with bra buying!! I also had a revision few weeks ago, my 2nd surgery for now. I like my size but bra shopping has turned out to be a nightmare for me. Trying to find 32DDD is like trying to win the lottery! They have plenty for band size 36 and up but none for some one with band size 32. Now i am neither misses size nor full figure. Nordstrom have them but they are expensive. Natori and Wacoal brand. I am only less than weeks post op. So i am waiting to shop for bra for now!! You look great, dont take the risk of third surgery. I read horror stories about ladies going for repeated surgeries for perfection and developing more complications. I think with time you will get used to your boobs! Thats what I am hoping!! Best wishes ...:)
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February 24, 2017
Thanks so much for the support. I agree, not planning on a third surgery. Best of luck with your recovery as well
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February 24, 2017
forest-owl: Thank you for your support as well. Yes don't go for 3rd!! I am liking my new look but I am so miserable as its taking forever for the implants to drop. I am fed up with this boob job, I just want to get it over with!!
March 3, 2017
Hi I am going to a follow up appointment on Monday and I'm facing the issue of my implants being to high. How was the surgery for lowering yours? Was the recovery less? I'm wondering because I have 4 kids and I don't want to put myself down for to long.
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March 4, 2017
The recovery was a piece of cake comparing to the first one. I only used pain meds for 2 days. However, I was still advised not to lift anything heavy for some time so that the implants stay in place. Not sure if it was for the implant that was lowered, or for the one that had the internal stitches.
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1 year post

Follow up appointment

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The recovery has been so much easier this time around. I've been off prescription pain killers since day 3. Today I had my follow up appointment. It went well, supposedly I'm healing well and everything is good. The doctor removed the foamy bandages which were keeping my lefty in place and now I'm supposed to wear an underwire bra for a week, even to sleep. So far it's not that great. It feels so tight around my incisions. Ouch. Not liking it.

So hopeful that my results will be good this time around. It doesn't have to be great. I'll be beyond happy if they're good.

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February 6, 2017
How are you doing now?
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1 year post

After a revision

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So much going through my mind. Was it a good idea to go through another surgery? What if there is no improvement or what if they get worse? I can't see the progress just yet because they have foamy bandages around them to keep them in place. I pray I never have to go through surgery again.

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