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37 Years Old, 2 Kids, 5'10" Ready for a Mommy Makeover - Sacramento, CA
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I've been wanting a mommy makeover for the longest...
amydalaMay 25, 2016
WORTH IT$15,000
I've been wanting a mommy makeover for the longest time and finally booked my surgery for July 28, 2016. I am scared to death of having surgery so am hoping others can lend me some support. I have a belly pooch that never seems to go away. I'm 5'10" and 160lbs. I'm currently a 36A and am thinking about getting 450cc implants. Still unsure about the size so have been stalking RS. I want to look natural and am hoping to be about a D cup. It's just so confusing when you're tall and broad because 450 looks huge on some women and not too big on others. Looking for any advice others can offer.
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May 27, 2016
It's normal to feel scare. You will be so happy you did it though. The recovery is hard I'm not going to lie but it is worth it!!
UPDATED FROM amydala
1 month pre
Trying to decide on size
amydalaJune 22, 2016
I'm going back and forth between 425 and 450. I'm currently a 36A and am hoping to be no bigger than a D. I'm 5'10", 160lbs and don't want to look too heavy. Any suggestions or comments are welcome.
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June 24, 2016
I would say go ahead with the 450. I went with 350, but I was a 32A. I'm now a 32D. I doubt you'll regret going bigger.
June 24, 2016
Thanks. I guess I fear coming out as a DD. It's really hard to know. Maybe I should check out the sizers again. It's nice that she lets us bring them home
UPDATED FROM amydala
12 days pre
Less than 2 weeks to go and decided on a size!
amydalaJuly 16, 2016
I can't believe I have less than 2 weeks to go. The nerves are starting to set in! I finally decided on 400cc moderate plus silicone under the muscle. I really went back and forth between 400, 425 and 450, but went with the smaller size because I'm afraid of looking massive. Hopefully, I don't regret it later.
Now I'm stocking up on things I might need. I'm planning on getting an electric recliner and borrowing a walker. Hopefully that helps with my mobility.
Now I'm stocking up on things I might need. I'm planning on getting an electric recliner and borrowing a walker. Hopefully that helps with my mobility.
Thanks for sharing your story with this community. I hope you find all the support and feedback you need here. Let me know how we can help!