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30 Yrs Old/ 3 Kids/ 5'10" 150lbs. BA - Ready to Feel Sexy Again! - Seattle, WA

UPDATED FROM PNWmama30
3 years post

Three years post Op

WORTH IT$8,500
After three years I’ve realized I may have gone too big. Not terrible but when I go back for a lift I will go smaller. I feel too too heavy for my proportions and I miss fitting in anything. Just can’t win haha!! BUT I’m still happy with them. I’ve noticed my R breast (left to you in photo) is dropping, and it was a sudden change. With the covid 19 I am not able to get in to see my dr for a while.... I am surprised by how Much they have “dropped” sagged whatever you want to call it. Gravity is a bitch.

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Shahram Salemy, MD, FACS

Shahram Salemy, MD, FACS

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

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Thank you for the update. Have you noticed that they feel differently over the years with then dropping?
No not really! They feel soft and part of my breast. I was concerned about a feeling of “separation” or something but I don’t notice it. I have to try really hard to feel the edges of my implant, even with a lower body fat. I had some breast tissue to begin with though.
I’m exactly the same height and weight as you and got similar sizes. It’s been 4 years and mine have changed significantly. They are much more saggy, especially on the left side. I’m very disappointed but plan to live with it for now. My Dr., Jeff Moorehouse is very unconcerned , offered to redo them at FULL price. No thanks!
Yeah my dr warned me since I didn’t need a lift at the time, I may need one in about 5 years. He was right! I’m planning on a consult after this crazy dies down.
I have to tell you, this is the first augmentation I've seen here that turned out amazing! It looks pretty natural almost from the start, none of that "square" sitting just under the collar bone! Yes, once you've reached a certain age they don't stay as perky as when you were younger, I had a lift and about 10 years later they were pretty much back to where I started, so finally I got a reduction.
They really do look great! Want to be clear that I still love how they look haha! But yes, sagging happens and they are still lovely.
Thank you! I really am very happy with my results!
Mine were very “perky” previously so I’m kind of shocked how droopy they are. Especially since I did not go very large (350/395) I also have intermittent pain. I’ve been to the doctor and have had mammogram and ultrasounds and everything looks OK. I have textured teardrop mentors. These are not the ones which have been recalled. Maybe I’m just too hard on myself?
Btw, I think yours look great, very natural.
UPDATED FROM PNWmama30
2 months post

8 weeks post op!

Feeling really good! I'm back to exercising, wearing normal bras and loving my upgrade. Intimate relationship with my husband is definitely better than ever. I feel so much more confident and comfortable in my body... I haven't felt this way in 10 years, if ever. I'm so happy with my results!! They look so natural to me and also feel great! Much softer than I anticipated. If you're on the fence ladies, GO FOR IT!! I have NO regrets!!! (Also my photos seem to make them look different sized but they are much more symmetrical!!)

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You breast look great. Can you post an after 1 year update. I personally think it is the most important update for others. After the first year we should be seeing the final results. Thanks
UPDATED FROM PNWmama30
24 days post

Over the hump

Feeling almost normal, breasts are getting much softer and looking great. I have been massaging 5x a day which is annoying but necessary!! Have moved on to silicone patches for my scars. I get occasional pains on the side of my breasts and near ribs... I'm sure it's just everything healing still. It's a pinching feeling like a tight bra wire. Not even taking Tylenol anymore. Still can't exercise, Dr said none for the full 6 weeks. Bummer man. I don't think I would if I was able to, any way. Still not ready. Squats would be nice though!! I went through about a week of extreme sensitivity on nipple and skin area... must be the nerves healing and coming back to life. It's gotten a lot better. I'm able to go bra less at night also, which is sooo nice. I love my bra that I bough off Amazon. My provided surgery bra is just too tight and small which was fine for the first 7-10 days. Looking forward to investing in some pretty ones in a few weeks!!!

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You look great! Your breasts have great slope... very natural!
Thank you!!
How long did it take for you to regain sensitivity In the nipples?
I would say almost a year. After 6 months it was drastically better. Even now they are not 100% back in one, but still sensitive enough for intimacy ;)
I would say 6 months ish. I still have a smal area on one side that is still numb. I will admit it’s definitely not the same sensation, but personally after three kids.... they’re pretty beat up anyway
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