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Explant yet again

April 2016 I decided to have new implants. The main reason was the "saggy" nipples. I asked my doctor if there was any way to fix this without new implants, but he said that this was the only way to help my problem. I had new smaller implants that was supposed to be more natural and reduce the risk of capsular contraction.1,5 year later I had mastitis and capsular contracion in both breasts, even without breastfeading. I was devastated. Not only was I going through tough times at my job and in private, but I was dealing with this as well. April 2018 I had my implants removed again, I cried at the operating table. It was too much to handle at once. This was my fourth operation in only 11 years.

Now, I'm again implant free and all natural. Even though I imagined myself being sad over the loss of the implants, I'm at peace and feel confident in my body. I gained a few pounds and started yoga. I needed to stop the focus on being perfect and start looking at what really matters. I feel blessed for having a healthy body and I think my breasts are beautiful just the way they are.

3 years post operation update

Hi!

So it's been three years since the explantation. I have given birth to a second daughter and breastfed successfully for nine months this time around. Very happy with that.

In terms of my breasts, there have been ups and downs. I love that they are small and soft, but the appearance of the breasts is a bit wrinkly and the nipples are some what deformed. I went back to the clinic that have operated me before, and the surgeon told me there wasn't much to do besides new implants (or gain weight). Since I absolutely don't want any more implants in me, I'm going to accept myself as I am. With two daughters that I hope will love their bodys, I know it starts with me. I can't expect them to love themselfs, if I don't.

I do not regret taking the implants out. I love just being me, and having small boobs. My husband loves them as well! :)

Love from me

So, one month have past. The breast are looking...

So, one month have past. The breast are looking better each week. At one point I was feeling a bit low, I like the size of my breasts but the shape of the nipples look a bit strange because the nipples are sagging over the areola (you cant tell on the pics). Fortunatly I have the most wonderfull husband, and he told me that to him I look so sexy and my breasts are so soft and delightfull, and that he couldnt see what I was feeling low about. And, of course, he is right. I cant expect my breasts to look flawless when they have gone from a size 32DD to 32B with breastfeeding and mastitis on top of that.

In general I do not, at any point, regret this operation, I would have done it before if I could. And, something I didnt expect, I feel less tired and have more energy. Two thumps up and a cheezy smile from me :)