32 Yrs Old, 5"6, 142 lbs, 34 C cup (not firm c cup! lol) 3 Kids and am ready to get augmentation!!! - Richland, WA

I have a consult with another surgeon on July 13th. Just want a second opinion to see if a lift is necessary. I'm also nervous about choosing the right cc's. I am really leaning towards 400cc but don't want to look top heavy and too big.... but I have ALWAYS LOVED boobs since I can remember and just want to have a pair of nice boobs! Especially after having children. Any advice on this procedure would be really appreciated :-) I really wish I could just have the augmentation and not lift. But if the lift will look best with implants and give me results I'm hoping for, then I will do it. I also just want to find a good surgeon to do the lift and augmentation on me. I'm so nervous! !!! But am so done being self conscience of my chest

Some surgeons prefer to stage a lift and augmentation (2 surgeries), others do it in one surgery. Choose wisely. When done in stages, it does lessen the need for revision. I have always had an augmentation and lift at the same time; unfortunately, this time (4th) I'm getting a revision on the 12th of August, because some excess skin remained. I'm just having a minor surgery to remove the excess skin. Judging from your wish pics, I would go with both procedures your doctor recommended to get the result you want. Don't be too nervous. My past 3 lifts and augmentations went well. Never had any complaints or unhappiness. I was pleased with my results. Good luck and keep us posted. Looks like I go for my touch-ups the day before your surgery! xoxo

I was devastated when I found out I needed a lift at first because of the scars & cost, but after having the surgery, the lift is probably my favorite thing about the surgery. My breast are so much more perky now! Of course it's still early, but I'm glad I got it done. Hopefully the scars fade quite a bit. Right now they are healing really good. I had wanted to go really large at first too, but my doctor recommended staying under 450cc because of my measurements. I changed mine at the last minute to 400cc because I was afraid the extra weight would cause them to sag earlier. I'm happy with my size so far. The doctor also said that larger implants take a little longer to heal and that's probably why mine is healing so well is because I went with the smaller size. Congrats on your upcoming surgery!

I just had a lift done and I'm soooo happy with those results! My friend had an augmentation with no lift, and is now having to go back to have excess skin removed...they look pretty bad and saggy

Im getting the lift & augment together next week. 7/11/16. I want to stay the same size, 36C. If you sag now, you will sag again-so a reasonable size implant is better long term. My ps does only breast and has 20+yrs experience-he is capable of doing both at the same time and his patients have the look I want. A lift makes it difficult to choose the size of implant beforehand. He tilts the table up and tries different sizes of implants while you are under.This is where his experience matters. The best you can do is choose a specialist with breasts only. Get photos of wish boobs, and also too big, too small, amount of lift you want, roundness etc. I sent him 8 sets-the better he knows what look you want=higher satisfaction with the end result. The ps's expertise is more important than the cc in this combo. Good luck!

Good luck with your upcoming surgery. Having a second consult is a good idea and if that surgeon recommends a lift at least you can start to wrap your brain around it. I ended up going with 300cc and 350cc to get evened up. I was in a D cup before surgery but like you said it wasn't a firm cup!!! Now it is and one D bra I have is too small. I'm still in the contraption the surgeon sent me home in so not sure what I will end up being.

I think your end result turned out very nicely, they look really natural.

Funny, after viewing your pics just now for the second time, and reading the rest of your review, I was going to suggest you seek the opinion of a couple surgeons before making your final choice. Good luck with your consultation. Hope he says you don't need a lift.