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I am 29 and have two boys, ages 2 and 4. Before my...
I am 29 and have two boys, ages 2 and 4. Before my pregnancies I had perfect boobs! After...they were terrible. I breastfed both my boys and between that and the pregnancies it was so hard on my body. I didn't know "nothing" could sag so much. So in March, I had a breast augmentation, silicone implants and a lift. Recovery was fairly easy, and I'm feeling fine now. The doctor did an anchor lift and It really looks amazing.
My only complaint is, now my insurance dropped me. We recently moved to Oregon, and had to reapply for health insurance. So of course I had to put that I now have implants. I just really don't know what to do. I don't think I would have had the surgery if I had known it would put me in a high risk category to be insured. So I'm just so conflicted right now that I made the wrong choice. Anyone else have these issues, and what do you do about it? My surgeon never said anything, but plastic surgery is paid out of pocket. Do I get my implants out and reapply? I'll try to upload pictures later, I'm too annoyed to right now!
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Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
703 Broadway St., Vancouver, Washington
Excellent Surgeon