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Pec-flex Distortion
Squish/Bounce
3 years and 1 kid post-op
Surgery was 3 years ago (June 2017), I had my first child in March 2019, and now in Sept 2020, I still breastfeed my 18-month-old, and love my full-B/C cups. They are much more relaxed and mobile. They bounce and squish as if they were completely natural.
Provider Review
My husband and I decided to get me a breast augmentation a year ago, since choosing to quit birth control was swiftly decreasing their plumpness. I've always had and been fine with my tiny boobs, 34A's, on my lean athletic frame, 5'5" 120lbs. But they were now surviving off of push-up padding (does 34aa exist?!), so we decided it was time. My husband found Pacific Heights Plastic Surgery online and instantly appreciated the 'build my bod - price estimator' on their website, I liked their yelp rating, and it's conveniently located for us coming from the richmond district. Dr. Kaplan was professional, comfortable to be around, and reassured us that we'd get what we wanted. I didn't want my breast aug. to be noticeable, just wanted to re-inflate the boobs I was already blessed with. My end goal was to look naturally perky so that I could either dress them up or be modest without wearing a paper bag. That is what Dr. Kaplan gave me. During the whole decision process, as well as post-op, he made himself available for all of my questions and concerns. He usually responded within the hour! I'd recommend him to anyone. Now, one year later, we are happy with my 34B-C's, and although they are modest, they are definitely perky enough to survive and possibly improve from a pregnancy or two, if we are to be so fortunate :)