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Bras
Side note, I just scanned my review and saw that I bought Tonserio bras. Don't bother w them. They're comfy but overpriced. Stick w the bandinis/hanes or something soft and supportive when you're healing.
Bralettes are super fun once you've healed and Nordstrom has a decent bra selection. Be sure to get yourself fitted in your new size/Eliminate the guess work. If you want to treat yourself but not pay full price, visit the Agent Provocateur website in early winter. They have an annual sale to die for. The bras are great quality, comfortable, gorgeous. (I've bought bras that usually sell for 100's, for $25-$55. So fun.)
That's all!
Bralettes are super fun once you've healed and Nordstrom has a decent bra selection. Be sure to get yourself fitted in your new size/Eliminate the guess work. If you want to treat yourself but not pay full price, visit the Agent Provocateur website in early winter. They have an annual sale to die for. The bras are great quality, comfortable, gorgeous. (I've bought bras that usually sell for 100's, for $25-$55. So fun.)
That's all!
3yrs 7 mos later, keepin it real
Hi girls,
It's been quite a while and I feel I've forgotten what life was like "before" augmentation. It's just life! :) All has been well, and I felt that posting an update right about now would be the right thing to do.
Would I do it again? Probably, though I'm not excited at the thought of future surgeries as these age, and I wonder about explanation in my old age. (Though, I've got a few years to go, I think ????.) I think that someday when I replace these I may go for a lower profile- not because I think these look fake (I don't think they do), but my own preference may be more width/less projection. I also think it's my tendency to appreciate things I don't have. :)
Two things: My boobs tend to feel chilly. Maybe it's the projection... I don't know, but when I go to bed I notice that they're a bit cooler to touch than the rest of my body. (Sometimes my very natural butt feels the same way. Again, maybe it's the projections :) No, I don't notice any temp variances when I'm just going through my day. That would be a huge drawback. Ha!
Secondly... I want you to know that no matter how squishy the implant feels @ your consultation, after your augmentation you can't possibly feel that same squishiness without digging your nails into you boob horribly (which would hurt), so why would you do that? Point is, implants ARE soft but they are not as squishy as a natural breast. Your boobs will jiggle a bit when you run down stairs, but they won't with the same subtle jiggle I've seen in some of Beyonce's slow-mo music video scenes. They just won't . If you have loads of natural breast tissue, they'll feel softer because your natural tissue will cover the implant, so there's that.
A note about sub-muscular implantation: They will move a bit if you flex like the Incredible Hulk, but how often do you do that braless? (Your doctor can minimize much of that if he releases the proper amounts of muscle, by the way. I think mine did a good job.) I don't think the result would have been as natural as it is, had I gone over the muscle. I just had very little natural breast tissue to diffuse the lines between me and the implant, and I think that, had I gone with "overs", i would have seen more round edges instead of a soft slope.
Otherwise, all life is good. They're comfortable and don't notice them as I go about my day. I do yoga. I jog. I carry heavy things. No problem. And, they're fun to dress up, of course.
If you have questions, feel free to reach out. I'm not really active on the site but I do receive Real Self notifications. Apologies for any typos or weird words. Real Self has changed a lot and now includes a very unhelpful autocorrect feature. (I noticed it corrected one of my words to read as "frenemy" up above. Like, really?)
Sending big hugs to all of you as you make your way!
It's been quite a while and I feel I've forgotten what life was like "before" augmentation. It's just life! :) All has been well, and I felt that posting an update right about now would be the right thing to do.
Would I do it again? Probably, though I'm not excited at the thought of future surgeries as these age, and I wonder about explanation in my old age. (Though, I've got a few years to go, I think ????.) I think that someday when I replace these I may go for a lower profile- not because I think these look fake (I don't think they do), but my own preference may be more width/less projection. I also think it's my tendency to appreciate things I don't have. :)
Two things: My boobs tend to feel chilly. Maybe it's the projection... I don't know, but when I go to bed I notice that they're a bit cooler to touch than the rest of my body. (Sometimes my very natural butt feels the same way. Again, maybe it's the projections :) No, I don't notice any temp variances when I'm just going through my day. That would be a huge drawback. Ha!
Secondly... I want you to know that no matter how squishy the implant feels @ your consultation, after your augmentation you can't possibly feel that same squishiness without digging your nails into you boob horribly (which would hurt), so why would you do that? Point is, implants ARE soft but they are not as squishy as a natural breast. Your boobs will jiggle a bit when you run down stairs, but they won't with the same subtle jiggle I've seen in some of Beyonce's slow-mo music video scenes. They just won't . If you have loads of natural breast tissue, they'll feel softer because your natural tissue will cover the implant, so there's that.
A note about sub-muscular implantation: They will move a bit if you flex like the Incredible Hulk, but how often do you do that braless? (Your doctor can minimize much of that if he releases the proper amounts of muscle, by the way. I think mine did a good job.) I don't think the result would have been as natural as it is, had I gone over the muscle. I just had very little natural breast tissue to diffuse the lines between me and the implant, and I think that, had I gone with "overs", i would have seen more round edges instead of a soft slope.
Otherwise, all life is good. They're comfortable and don't notice them as I go about my day. I do yoga. I jog. I carry heavy things. No problem. And, they're fun to dress up, of course.
If you have questions, feel free to reach out. I'm not really active on the site but I do receive Real Self notifications. Apologies for any typos or weird words. Real Self has changed a lot and now includes a very unhelpful autocorrect feature. (I noticed it corrected one of my words to read as "frenemy" up above. Like, really?)
Sending big hugs to all of you as you make your way!
Random pic
Almost a year! (: