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I've been tiny my I entire life. I have been...
I've been tiny my I entire life. I have been anywhere between a double a cup any 32 B at the most and that's VS size. I grew up with my mom being lingerie model and having implants my entire life so my view on how I should look growing up was obviously skewed. The day I turned 18 I wanted to get the surgery but decided to wait. Finally at 24 I found the right doctor had the right photos and before and after ideas thanks to this awesome website. Wanting the natural look but wanting to fill out a bathing suit, backless shirt, and not play the disappearing act when the bombshell bra came off.
Dr. Ralston gave me exactly that! Going back-and-forth on my sizers he decided 400 CC would be a good fit... I looked at the pictures of the Sizer's for two months on my friend and was concerned it would be too big as I did not want everyone to know. The morning of my surgery I expressed my concerns stated I wanted to be on the big side of natural. He addressed my concerns and when I got out of surgery I ended up getting 350 CC and 375 CC
It's honestly an up-and-down of emotions that nobody can really be ready for regardless of how many reviews you read. I had to go to back to work within 48 hours of my surgery so I relied on the muscle relaxers and pain killers to keep me going. It's very difficult to be an independent person and not be able to go to the bathroom by yourself or feed yourself. Then the next month you look at these rockhard torpedoes of boobs and think you made a terrible mistake. They are swollen and they hurt and being stomach sleeper it made my life a living hell. Three months into it I broke down and told my other half I made a terrible mistake and thought I was going to be in this pain for the rest of my life. also, being an athletic person it really messes with you not being able to go to the gym. I went from 123 pounds to 152 pounds in six months. This created even more problems for me. At first they seemed way too big to me. Then as they deflated after you get used to them for being attached to you for year when they go away it makes you sad and you contemplate if you should've gone bigger. I say this now being a 32 double D and overflowing the cup at that. I have the same problem was finding shirts and bras for my tiny frame but now for opposite reasons of the spectrum.... two years later, they have now dropped and fluffed and settled in size. Overall I am very happy with them after the swelling has gone down the volume loss did make me sad, but the suppleness makes up for it leaps and bounds. Despite the hell you have to go through, I would do it again in a heartbeat but would be more mentally ready of the long-term pain I did not anticipate. I feel I am proportionate, I feel much more confident, but I definitely did not understand cup sizes and their connotations as I wouldn't have ever thought a DD would look proportionate
Dr. Ralston gave me exactly that! Going back-and-forth on my sizers he decided 400 CC would be a good fit... I looked at the pictures of the Sizer's for two months on my friend and was concerned it would be too big as I did not want everyone to know. The morning of my surgery I expressed my concerns stated I wanted to be on the big side of natural. He addressed my concerns and when I got out of surgery I ended up getting 350 CC and 375 CC
It's honestly an up-and-down of emotions that nobody can really be ready for regardless of how many reviews you read. I had to go to back to work within 48 hours of my surgery so I relied on the muscle relaxers and pain killers to keep me going. It's very difficult to be an independent person and not be able to go to the bathroom by yourself or feed yourself. Then the next month you look at these rockhard torpedoes of boobs and think you made a terrible mistake. They are swollen and they hurt and being stomach sleeper it made my life a living hell. Three months into it I broke down and told my other half I made a terrible mistake and thought I was going to be in this pain for the rest of my life. also, being an athletic person it really messes with you not being able to go to the gym. I went from 123 pounds to 152 pounds in six months. This created even more problems for me. At first they seemed way too big to me. Then as they deflated after you get used to them for being attached to you for year when they go away it makes you sad and you contemplate if you should've gone bigger. I say this now being a 32 double D and overflowing the cup at that. I have the same problem was finding shirts and bras for my tiny frame but now for opposite reasons of the spectrum.... two years later, they have now dropped and fluffed and settled in size. Overall I am very happy with them after the swelling has gone down the volume loss did make me sad, but the suppleness makes up for it leaps and bounds. Despite the hell you have to go through, I would do it again in a heartbeat but would be more mentally ready of the long-term pain I did not anticipate. I feel I am proportionate, I feel much more confident, but I definitely did not understand cup sizes and their connotations as I wouldn't have ever thought a DD would look proportionate
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Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
1452 East Ridgeline Drive, South Ogden, Utah