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27 Year Old. 5'0ft 120lbs - BBA 445cc Natrelle Inspira Submuscular - Quebec

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I am scheduled for a BA one week from today. I...

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Canadian.Gal
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I am scheduled for a BA one week from today. I have decided on 445cc silicone, smooth, round, moderate, submuscular implants. The diameter is 13.5cm with a 4.5cm projection.
I am a petite women 5'0 ft, currently wearing an A cup/small B.
I am a mother of two. I breast fed my first but not with my second. I gained 70lbs with both my pregnancies but returned to my pre pregnancy weight within a year of delivering. However, my breasts did not go back to their youthful, perky appearance.
My one piece of information for anybody researching and going through the process of a cosmetic surgical procedure is to remember; everybody has a unique surgical plan that has been strategically designed specifically for them. What looks big or small, narrow or wide on one individual, won't necessarily look the same way on you. There is a lot that goes into the selection of a breast implant; chest measurements, stature, current breast tissue measurements etc. I keep reminding myself of this fact as it's easy to loose focus when viewing other profiles.
I have shared pre surgery pictures and will be sure to post pictures following my surgery.

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March 12, 2016

Pregnancy can really take a toll on breasts. So glad you can get this surgery for yourself! It sounds like you've done some excellent research and you're ready to go. Feel free to join the March 2016 breast augmentation surgery forum for some pre and post op support. Looking forward to your updates!

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March 13, 2016
Hi,
I'm also from Quebec and my BA is schedule on March 23. I'm going to have 415cc Natrelle Inspira SSF submuscular. I'm wondering who is your Surgeon?
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March 13, 2016
Dr. Chen Lee - Montreal
UPDATED FROM Canadian.Gal
2 days post

Day 01

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My surgery went really well. I woke up in recovery feeling very groggy with a lot of tightness in my chest. My breasts are currently very high and awkward.

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March 19, 2016
So happy for you! I'm scheduled April 22. I'm also 5'0 and I'm 120lbs. Please continue to update your progress!
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March 22, 2016
Thank you! I'm doing well and I'm loving the new girls. The first few days are definitely uncomfortable but I can already say I would do it all over again if I had to! Best of luck with your procedure!
March 24, 2016
Thank you! They're looking great!
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2 days post

High, Tight & Sore

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March 20, 2016
Congrats! I hope you are doing well on your road to recovery and enjoying your new boobies! :)
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March 22, 2016
Thank you! I'm already loving them;)
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March 21, 2016
Hope you are doing well. You will be so happy with your results in a few months when they drop. You look fantastic already. Be sure to ice those girls it helps a lot. There is a great stretch my surgeon taught me that releases the muscles in your chest. Hold a towel behind your back and roll your shoulders back so it's like you have super good posture. Then lift your arms a tiny bit behind your back and hold. This will help release the muscle spasms and help with tightness. You are likely over the worst of the pain be now. Hope you feel 100% soon :)
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March 22, 2016
Thanks so much for your feedback! Today is day 5 Po and I'm already feeling fantastic. I took the pain meds for 2 days and I've since been managing with the occasional Tylenol. I already notice a big difference with the positioning and feel of my breasts. I'll be posting a few follow up pictures for those interested in my recovery process. Thanks again for your suggestions!
March 22, 2016
I'm right there with ya! BA was on the 14th. So tight! Feeling impatient for the drop.
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March 22, 2016
I know, right!?! It's a process that tests your patience but definitely worth the wait. Hope your recovery is going smoothly!