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23y/o, 5'3" 110lbs, No Kids, 34B Aspiring for a D! - Thailand
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I am having trouble deciding on a teardrop or...
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I am having trouble deciding on a teardrop or round implant!! I have seen both on others and sometimes can tell the difference but not always. I very much like the full cleavage and side boob that a teardrop can achieve however upper pole fullness is appealing as well. On the other hand round can sometimes look too "bolted on" which is not the look I am going for either. Looking for insight from women on both types and why you chose the type you did! I have been recommended teardrop implants however they come with an added cost and I'm worried I'd be spending extra cash for a look I could possibly achieve with round. Thanks everyone!
UPDATED FROM mermaidKSN
5 months pre
Looking for girls who have gone to Phuket for BA!!
There is a very good chance that Phuket will be my BA destination of choice. I have done plenty of research on the hospital, the company I would book with (cosmeditour) and the surgeons (I am leaning towards dr.Poonsak) however I would love to talk directly to someone who has gone! Anyone out there?? :)
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June 3, 2016
Hey :)
I had mine done in Phuket at PPSI. I organised it myself though. If you want to talk to someone about it your welcome to flick me a message. I'm one month post op now :)
I had mine done in Phuket at PPSI. I organised it myself though. If you want to talk to someone about it your welcome to flick me a message. I'm one month post op now :)
UPDATED FROM mermaidKSN
4 months pre
Decisions decisions...
Well I've been researching RELIGIOUSLY on round and teardrop implants and I may be leaning more towards the rounds. If done in a dual plane placement they appear as teardrops without risk of rotation issues! (Which I like considering us ladies have enough to worry about as it is! Lol)
This decision however is still waiting on the proper approval from a professional that I can still achieve the results I hope for with the rounds..
I have decided to upload current pictures of myself in hopes anyone can help shed some light on my situation. It appears I suffer from asymmetry and have a natural gap in between the girls, however I can't tell if it's a large enough gap that rounds would only look silly. I may not get my answer until face to face with my surgeon however any outside help is welcome!
This decision however is still waiting on the proper approval from a professional that I can still achieve the results I hope for with the rounds..
I have decided to upload current pictures of myself in hopes anyone can help shed some light on my situation. It appears I suffer from asymmetry and have a natural gap in between the girls, however I can't tell if it's a large enough gap that rounds would only look silly. I may not get my answer until face to face with my surgeon however any outside help is welcome!
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June 7, 2016
It is true that anatomical implants have a risk of rotation but because they are textured the risk is significantly low (from what I've heard). And when everything is healed the implant is pretty much settled in the breast. Anyway your surgeon is the one who knows best :) I would wait too until face to face with him before making a decision.
June 7, 2016
Totally true, I have also heard due to the textured shell they don't flop around like a smooth shell lol however I know not every surgeon is 100% comfortable or experienced with these types so I'll have to talk to my surgeon about it specifically. Here in Canada I don't personally know anyone who hasn't gone with round so it makes my decision tough while still on home soil. Ive heard the gummy bears can be more firm than silicone rounds but I'd love to get your opinion on softness as your healing continues! The way they feel is a key point for me for sure. Looking at your results so far I know I would NOT be mad if those were mine! lol
June 7, 2016
OH and if you have any side profile pics I'd love to see em! I'm curious how full your upper pole looks :) :)
June 7, 2016
Hey! I'd say your gap is about the same as mine (mine might be even larger) and my surgeon still went with dual plane rounds. I just have a bit of side boob now which is something to get used to! I don't think it would look silly at all on you though
June 7, 2016
I also forgot to say I had slight asymmetry too... It was one of the first things the dr said. He said it wasn't enough to worry about though. I can still see it now a bit now... But I am only one month and I need to be patient cause they will still change a lot. I can send you pics when they have finally dropped and fluffed as it will be before your surgery if you like :)
June 7, 2016
that would be awesome, thank you! I'd love to see your progress. Im glad to hear you say you went through similar things but were still able to get results. I have yet to have a meeting with my surgeon as it is still too far away but I'm sure after talking to him and getting his opinion we will be able to work something out. I can't wait to get this process started!!
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3) I choose an implant that is close to my BWD.
So even though I chose kinda big implants (425cc) they look pretty natural,and not fake at all.