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29 Years Old, 36DDD/36E, Wanting to Go to a 36A
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Hi, So I am writing this because I need some help...
itsme_GMarch 28, 2018
$9,000
Hi,
So I am writing this because I need some help. I am 29 years, 5”2, 125lbs, and I am a 36DDD/36E. I have been having huge back and neck pain issues along with headaches all the time. I am to the point where it is too much. I have been thinking about getting the Breast Reduction surgery for a long time. How long you ask? Long enough where I saved $9,000 for me to pay for this surgery. I heard all the horror stories about going through all the hoops to get the insurance to approve the Breast Reduction surgery and still getting denied. I figured if I saved up enough money to do it myself, I wouldn’t have to depend on someone else to decided to get this life changing surgery. So I finally saved up enough to get the surgery.
So here is where I need help. Since I have been naturally big breasted all my life, I was able to get modeling jobs for certain prints and what not. Which I am grateful for. Helped pay for a lot of stuff and school. So my question is, is the surgery something that one can regret once they do it. Has anyone regretted having the surgery? My friends tell me I should be happy that Inhave what most people pay thousands of dollars for to get fake breast, and I am all natural, which men love. And once I get the Reduction, there isn’t anyway to go back.
2nd question is, is there anyway that I can go from a 36DDD/36E to a 36A? I mean I wanted this surgery for so long, that I feel if I got the surgery and went through with it, and if I had to pay for it, I would want to be a 36A. I don’t want to compromise that. I know they say it’s recommended not to go that small. But if I am paying for it, and if I have to go through the pain of the surgery, I want what I want. Which is a 36A. Not a 36B or 36C. A 36A cup. Is this possible?
Last, if I am paying for the surgery out of my pocket, do I still have to go through hoops to schedule a surgery, or can I do it immediately? I feel if I wait anymore, I might not ever do it or get scared and back out. I don’t need time to think about getting the Reduction. I already thought about it since they grew to a 36DDD/36E. And all the time it took for me to save. Lol. So I am ready to go. Please comment with any insight. It will be greatly appreciated.
So I am writing this because I need some help. I am 29 years, 5”2, 125lbs, and I am a 36DDD/36E. I have been having huge back and neck pain issues along with headaches all the time. I am to the point where it is too much. I have been thinking about getting the Breast Reduction surgery for a long time. How long you ask? Long enough where I saved $9,000 for me to pay for this surgery. I heard all the horror stories about going through all the hoops to get the insurance to approve the Breast Reduction surgery and still getting denied. I figured if I saved up enough money to do it myself, I wouldn’t have to depend on someone else to decided to get this life changing surgery. So I finally saved up enough to get the surgery.
So here is where I need help. Since I have been naturally big breasted all my life, I was able to get modeling jobs for certain prints and what not. Which I am grateful for. Helped pay for a lot of stuff and school. So my question is, is the surgery something that one can regret once they do it. Has anyone regretted having the surgery? My friends tell me I should be happy that Inhave what most people pay thousands of dollars for to get fake breast, and I am all natural, which men love. And once I get the Reduction, there isn’t anyway to go back.
2nd question is, is there anyway that I can go from a 36DDD/36E to a 36A? I mean I wanted this surgery for so long, that I feel if I got the surgery and went through with it, and if I had to pay for it, I would want to be a 36A. I don’t want to compromise that. I know they say it’s recommended not to go that small. But if I am paying for it, and if I have to go through the pain of the surgery, I want what I want. Which is a 36A. Not a 36B or 36C. A 36A cup. Is this possible?
Last, if I am paying for the surgery out of my pocket, do I still have to go through hoops to schedule a surgery, or can I do it immediately? I feel if I wait anymore, I might not ever do it or get scared and back out. I don’t need time to think about getting the Reduction. I already thought about it since they grew to a 36DDD/36E. And all the time it took for me to save. Lol. So I am ready to go. Please comment with any insight. It will be greatly appreciated.
UPDATED FROM itsme_G
1 month pre
Please Help!
itsme_GApril 2, 2018
Anyone that can give me insight or input on my questions, it will be greatly appreciated.
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April 10, 2018
I went from spilling out of an H to I think I am a C now, still too early to tell.
April 10, 2018
When I had my consult with my surgeon (haven't had the surgery yet though), he said that the smaller you go, the more risk there will be of losing the nipple and other complications. He said that he could take me, a 36G to a D no problem. But if I wanted to be an A or B for example, that would be trickier. He also would need to completely detach the nipple and re-attach it with a nipple graft in order to do that, if that was what I wanted.
He said that many women come in, asking for a super small cup size because they think it's what they want aesthetically and to relieve back pain etc. BUT a reduction only really has to be minor to feel significant pain relief.
One this I have found in my google searches is that it's very hard to make an A cup look right and have a normal shape considering the width of the original breasts.
He said that many women come in, asking for a super small cup size because they think it's what they want aesthetically and to relieve back pain etc. BUT a reduction only really has to be minor to feel significant pain relief.
One this I have found in my google searches is that it's very hard to make an A cup look right and have a normal shape considering the width of the original breasts.
April 10, 2018
I definitely want an A cup. I read stuff online but I still want an A cup. I have a small frame and I think it would fit me
UPDATED FROM itsme_G
1 month pre
Anyone has gone from a DDD/E or bigger Breast size and went to an A Cup successfully?
itsme_GApril 6, 2018
Please ladies, help me out before I go to my appointment!
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April 10, 2018
I went from an F to a B, which is far as my surgeon thought he could go without losing my nipples. Which is more important to you - an A cup or your nipples?
April 14, 2018
I really want to be an A cup. I been thinking about that for years. How do you like your B cup? Can you pm me?
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