35, 5'10 64kgs, 3 Kids and Ready to Get my Pre Baby Boobs Back. Perth, AU

I have been on this site non stop for about the last month, reading up on everyone's reviews and experiences and I just wanted to say how grateful I am to you all for all your stories it's really helped me heaps so thank you all for being so open and honest.

I have been wanting to gets my boobs fixed for a number of years now but knew until I was completely done having my babies I needed to wait. Our youngest is now 2 and a half. I breast fed all my kids but my youngest for a good 13 mths so my boobs had certainly had the life sucked out of them, so to speak!!

I started looking into getting a Ba and eventually made an appointment to see a surgeon. My Surgeons name is Dr Sam Cunneen.

He has been really great throughout made me feel extremely comfortable and was very onto all the Procs and cons of the Proceedure. I have had a number of friends have their boobs done some in Perth and some overseas. I always thought I would head overseas but once meeting Sam and realizing that we could afford to do this at home and me not have to fly anywhere I knew that was going to be the best option for me.

I had taken lots of screen shots of the size and shape of boobs I liked the look of and they all were the same in a round about way. I chose high profile, round silicone implants. Sizing was my main concern. I'm not a really showy person and just because I was going to have new boobs I didn't want to change that. I didn't want [RS bleep] star boobs but I also didn't want to go too small either, because I kind of figured what would be the point.

Sam discussed sizing with me after I explained my lifestyle, I love to exercise and run and I didn't want these massive boobs that would prevent me from being about to do the things I love! So I was tossing up between 350cc and 400cc. This decision was huge to me and I was totally freaking out about making the right one. I needed to go big enough to fill up the sagging skin but not too big that they would be in your face. Sam assured me he didn't think I needed to get a lift that the implants would be enough to achieve what I wanted. I will attach some before photos.

Some before photos a week before and also on the morning of my surgery.I was feeling relatively calm which was suprising. My mum drove me in and waited until the anesthetist came out to explain what would be happening. The nurses and everyone were so lovely and warm assuring me all would be ok.Then my Dr called me through showed me my implants and started drawing on my chest and then we walked through into the operating theatre. And before I knew it I was out to it, my surgery started approximately 9:30am and I was then waking up in recovery around 12:30.I felt quite nauseous so they put some pain relief and anti nausea drug through my iv drip.I tried to eat some sandwich and have a cup of tea but I couldn't keep my eyes open just kept falling asleep. They called my mum around 3:00 to come and collect me. Thank goodness mum came in because the nurses were going through all my pain relief protocol but I was so out of it couldn't stay awake to listen to it.One other strange thing was I had been drinking lots of fluids but couldn't go for s wee. I would sit there and just a dribble would come out. (Not sure what that is about).I'm staying with my mum for a few days so we got back to mums around 4, the whole night was a blur I had a major reaction to the drugs in my system and vommited constantly from about 5pm u till 11:30 last night was terrible. Felt like I'd been hit by a bus. The pain from surgery was a walk in the park compared to feeling dizzy, faint and non stop vommiting.I slept on and off last night and just tried to keep an tabs on my pain killers. My mum has been amazing helping me all night and just being there couldn't have done it without her.

Woke up this morning feeling slightly better. Managed to keep a piece of toast and a cup of tea down thank goodness. Still feeling really washed out and dehydrated but I guess that's to be expected. Feeling slight tingles of pain but it's more than tolerable compared to my head feeling so dizzy.