Breast Implant Removal: 29, Adult Model and Mother of Two - Phoenix, AZ

My Back Story
Many don’t know this about me but I started taking care of myself at 15. I left school my Jr year of High School completed my GED and started working. I had a fake ID so could pretty much do what I wanted.

I don’t know why now but when I was 17 before I was even developed I lied about my age and had breast implant surgery. For years I have loved my implants and am lucky to say that I have never had a problem with them. I am thankful for such a beautiful job and the success they have helped me achieve in the Adult Industry. I don’t hate plastic surgery and I would never say otherwise.

But over the years something has changed. I don’t know if it is that I am older and a mother now or my time away from the Adult Industry. Something that once filled me with confidence and joy has become quite the opposite. I constantly worry and stress about something happening with them. In addition to the physical symptoms I have developed over the years like back pain. They have become a burden on my mind. I also miss things like running, completing yoga postures correctly, sleeping on my tummy, and feeling petite. I want to be natural and feel beautiful. These are some of the reasons that I have decided to remove my breast implants.

The Surgery
The actual surgical procedure is fairly straight forward and my down time should be minimal. But I am prepared that I could require a second surgery depending on how I heal. But at this time I am being positive. I feel like having them removed is the easy part but dealing with the mental and emotional effects of having them removed will be much more difficult. Because I have had my implants my entire adult life. I am looking for a therapist to help me cope with my choices and move forward.

Thank you everyone for the love and support,

Melissa
“Eve Laurence”

I have been working up the courage to write another post. A week ago I scheduled and paid for my surgery. I also booked my flights and hotel. I will be traveling from Maryland to AZ to have my procedure performed by Dr. Meger.

I will be honest I am anxious and excited. I took a few days to read through the paper work. Some woman on here are so brave. Every day I check for more recovery updates from fellow ex-plant patients. Every post is so inspiring. Trying to keep my spirits up.

Melissa