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SIX months post op!!

Hey girls! It's been a million years since I've been on here and I haven't updated my post in a long time. I suppose I healed up after my surgery and then just went on with my life, little boobies and all! I feel like it was another life that I had my implants. I feel like these tiny little breasts have always been mine (and of course they have!) I still have some loose skin and very very faint stretch marks, but none of that bothers me. They're super tiny, probably smaller than before, but that doesn't bother me either. I'm happy, free and natural now and that's all I care about :) Of course I see women in movies and stuff with large beautiful full breasts and think "wow I would love it those were mine!" But they're not! God gave me little ones and I'm just trying to love them up as best I can. So here's my six months out pic, still looking the same to me but maybe over time they will actually fluff and "fill in" some more. I just want to say out there to all the women considering explanting, please think about how natural and free you will feel. No more "embarrassment" or "shame" for feeling you are not proportionate. If you can tell yourself you will love the real you, little boobies and all, then this surgery is right for you. It's the best thing I've ever done! I'm training for a half marathon on 9/7, my very first ever, and I just know there is no way I could have done this with those big hard huge things weighing me down! God bless you all, pre and post op, still deciding and those decided. So glad we are all here as one big group!

Just over 8 weeks post op

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8 weeks post op

I have been a terrible RealSelf member lately- I haven't posted an update in weeks! Well I am now over two months post op and feeling great. Part of me feels like I've always been this small chested, it just feels so good and so natural to be me again. I have been running a lot more, about 12+ miles per week and have never felt so good in my life! Running feels so good and so easy now that I am lighter (and flatter!) My breasts look pretty much the same as they did a few weeks ago I guess, maybe getting slightly less wrinkly looking. My incision scars are healing really nicely, the left a little more ahead of the right. I haven't really worn any bras with underwires yet, just shelf bra tank tops, coobie bras and sports bras. They just feel more comfortable right now! I bought a few different sized bras from VS to try on (but haven't been officially measured yet) and so far I think the 34A feels most comfy. One day when I have some free time I'll go get measured for real! I guess I haven't "fluffed" at all yet and I feel like I have very little breast tissue. In fact if I put my arms above my head you can kind of see my ribs right thru them! At least at the top and center of my chest. But honestly I really don't give a crap! I just feel soooo happy not to feel like I have to hunch my shoulders to hide those big fake boobs. It's a relief to have them gone, that's for sure!

Provider Review

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
250 Cetronia Rd., Allentown, Pennsylvania

He spent a lot of time with me during the consultation and really seemed to want to understand why I want my implants removed. He answered all of my numerous questions and was very patient. He made me feel very comfortable and explained all of the various options, but never once pressured me or even suggested that I get new, smaller implants.