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Contemplating revision?
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I got breast implants nearly a year ago and I'm...
mlwatson1971January 17, 2016
WORTH IT$5,500
I got breast implants nearly a year ago and I'm pretty unhappy. One of my breasts never dropped and they are not nearly as large as I wanted. I got Mentor 450cc's under the muscle. I was told I could not go bigger but I've seen so many women with larger looking breasts than mine. I can't figure out why mine do not look that big. I started as a 34 (small) B and now I'm a 34 DD. What are my options now? Could I get a re-do and maybe go for 650 CC's? I'm posting the before and after photos they took at the doctors office. I know my breasts looked awful before, I'm just hoping to have them look more like my wish picture. I spoke with my doctor about being unhappy with my breasts but he said he thought they looked good. He mentioned he could open the pocket more to allow the one to come down but I wish he had opened the pocket the first time. I'm having problems with the photos but I will upload them shortly.
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February 19, 2016
This is something that happened to me. The revision surgery was painful but the results I am very pleased with.
February 19, 2016
Thanks for your comment. Did your dr open one or both pockets? Did you get bigger implants? why was the revision surgery painful?
April 3, 2016
I had the exact same thing, one couldn't drop bc he didn't let it down like he did the other one, and I wish he did the first time. I honestly think he just ran out of time. But I paid for the revision and I am much happier.
April 3, 2016
And it was an easy surgery, mine was not painful. It involved letting down the crease though
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mlwatson1971January 23, 2016
I'm trying to add pictures but they aren't getting posted.
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1 year post
Before pics
mlwatson1971January 23, 2016
Looking sad and deflated after breastfeeding.
Thank you for sharing your experience. Hoping you find support in the community.