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36 Years Old, 3 Kids, 5'6", 135-140 Lbs. Allergan Natrelle Inspira TSF 415 Silicone Implants & Mini Tummy Tuck - San Antonio, TX

UPDATED FROM premedgirl
1 year post

11 months -scandalous!

premedgirl
WORTH IT$14,000
I haven't been the greatest at keeping this updated. It's been a year for me, and let's just say I have completely accepted the new and improved me. My boobs feel awesome and like they've always been a part of me. They squish/jiggle/do all the things natural boobs are supposed to do. I love the way my husband fondles/etc. (I'll spare graphic details) that area of me that I feel was pretty much ignored before. The boobs have also definitely helped balance out my well endowed backside. I'm glad I didn't go so crazy big with the boobs that I need to worry about having to wearing 2 sports bras or future back problems. After seeing so many pictures of women who got breast lifts, it's another reason I'm glad I didn't go for [RS bleep] sized breasts. I look back to before pictures of the mini tt, and I see just how wrinkly my abdomen was with the excess skin. Even though I have a pretty obvious scar, it still looks way better than the saggy skin that was there before. Due to some technical problems, I can't post the 6 month or 1 year comparison photos but they will come some time probably in the next month! In the meantime... here's some pretty recent photos of me, taken last month at 11 months post op.

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December 29, 2016
Wow. Thanks for all the information that you've posted. You have a lot in this review. The lactation, lol, I bet that really took you by surprise! I'm sorry that your TT scar line is so high. Most of the others I've looked at are close to the pubic hair. You also appear to have a "dog ear" on your left side. I don't mean to sound rude, but I bet you could go quite a bit larger for your augmentation if you ever need future work done. Those 415s look relatively small on your frame. You appear to have quite a big gap between your breasts when you stand naturally. It sounds like husband is happy that he changed his mind about you doing this. Congratulations!
December 30, 2016
Haha, yeah I know you were looking at a number of 600+ cc/DDD profiles and yes, with something that big it would be possible to close the gap better. I'm thinking I'll see a PS about the dog ears (I think they are on both sides). They have slooowwly been fading with time. I read it doesn't take much to clip it off but I don't know if it's worth bothering since the whole dang line shows so much :( Overall I'm much improved from where I was before the surgery. My husband wouldn't mind if my boobs were each the size of the moon but good thing is he loves me now just as much as he did before I had the surgery.
February 1, 2017
Thank you for a one year PO update. Not enough people do that.
You must kill your workouts! I look at those "scandalous" pictures and it sure does look like you are enjoying your results. LOL. I'm sure when you look in the mirror you concentrate on the areas that have changed, your breasts and tummy, but I must say, your legs and arms are a real sight to see too. I would die to have mine look like that. I have a couple of questions for you. You are at a year PO, but you haven't talked about seeing your surgeon, just a PA for a follow up. Haven't you seen him yet? Haven't you talked to him about the height of the TT scar line? Didn't he measure you breast width? I ask because I kind of agree with Dream.bigger. You really do appear to have a much larger than normal gap between your breasts. I don't mean that as an insult. Please don't take it that way. It's just that I sit here thinking about how I'd like to change my body, and your starting appearance was similar to me on the top, very deflated 36a with my breasts kind of pointing out. I bet I'll have to go quite a bit wider than the 415s that you have. I wouldn't be worried about bigger breasts if you ever did work again. I remember reading from a doctor on here that for our weight and height it takes about 250cc to go up a cup size. Your breasts look very modest right now. Maybe a C cup? Small D? You look so muscular with such a broad and wide chest, I doubt you would have any trouble if you used about a 650 or 700 instead to close the gap. I don't think a D cup (or small DD) would overpower you at all. It's just that after looking at you, I have a feeling I'll need something like that.
February 4, 2017
Hi needimprovement. Thank you for your comments. I was advised there's nothing I can do but get the dog ears clipped by an "Ask the Dr." forum PS here regarding the mini tt scar line. Yes I agree that it would be nice if my breasts came together more. However, I fully expected them not too with the size I was aiming for. Preoperatively they were a good distance apart, and I had researched enough about women shaped like me to know that there would be a gap like that after surgery too. I also went through 3 pregnancies where I blew up to a small D and had photos of that to also remind me that there would be a gap at that size, which is where I am now. After going through 3 pregnancies my nipples looked so sad, drooping down at the floor all the time with the deflation. So I'm happy with where I'm at now and not wanting bigger ones enough to go through another surgery with the risks. I had realistic expectations and knew the gap would be there afterward just as much as it was before. I also work out alot and in a career field that's tough on the back. I added 3 lbs to my front side by going to a small D. I don't need anything that could jeopardize my back more. My PS said that for the size I went with there would be no back problems or the higher risk of sagging that comes with the bigger implants. I'm also the type who rips the bra off as soon as I get home from work, so I wouldn't be too good at giving the extra support needed to help prevent sagging with bigger ones. I think it's important that you talk to friends who have had reductions (I have a few) and your PS. If after that you still want to go with the 700s, do it. It's not always possible to do it in 1 surgery as it depends on how stretched out you are, like whether you've had kids or not.
UPDATED FROM premedgirl
4 months post

4 Month Post Op Pics!

premedgirl
Today is 4 months and a few days since my breast augmentation and mini tummy tuck. I feel that not much has changed. Slow healing. I look back at my pre-op photos and realize how glad I am that I had this done. No regrets there (other than I should've had it done sooner!) Just wish I would have been more vocal about the tummy tuck line being lower. Here in the photo I have confirmed that my PS didn't lie, he told the truth when he said the tt line would drop lower. Mine did by about 3/4". So on the bright side, I have a lot of pants that cover it now. And if I was a man and all I wore was boxers or boxer briefs, it would be great. It would be not noticable. I bought a special swimsuit that covers most of my front side but looks like a bikini from the back. Now I just need to wait and see how the scar line looks after more healing. I know it won't go away. I have a scar on the side of my left breast from a biopsy that was done, so I already have a good idea of what it's supposed to look like when healed. Faded, but still noticable. And I've seen enough photos of other women's scars on here (including that of the cover model on the home page) to know what to expect.

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UPDATED FROM premedgirl
1 month post

1 Month Post Op

premedgirl
Well, here I am at 6 weeks out. I forgot to put up my one month post op pics. So I'm finally posting those. Not too much has changed. I've been using Embrace strips for scar therapy. I'll admit, I'm not one for reading directions much. So when one week of using them was up, I ripped those strips off. Just like Steve Carell when he gets his chest waxed in "40 Year Old Virgin." Yowsa! Big mistake. It was like ripping duct tape off the skin. And it was pretty red afterward. You're supposed to take them off in water. Sometimes I learn the hard way :) Oh and as far as lactating, my right breast stopped doing that about a week ago followed shortly thereafter by the left one. It went on for weeks.

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