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21 Years Old, 5'4", 119lb, Bilateral Inverted Nipple Correction - Southampton, GB
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I began my journey last year by visiting a few...
SelfConsciousCJune 2, 2016
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I began my journey last year by visiting a few different companies but have decided to go with Spire Southampton due to their expertise, I also know someone who has had this procedure done at this location with good results. I am currently looking into going with Dr Nigel Horlock but am yet to have the surgeon consultation with him. My estimated surgery date is mid-December so will be booking my consultation with him next month. I am currently most concerned about my inverted nipples but have also always wanted larger breasts which is why I am getting both done in conjunction. I am currently very self conscious about my breast area, I am a bra size 32B/C but would like to go up a cup size and have a natural looking set of breasts.
UPDATED FROM SelfConsciousC
5 months pre
Inverted Nipples
SelfConsciousCJune 4, 2016
I found out recently that my mum also had inverted nipples when she was my age but they were corrected when she gave birth to me at the age of 24. I am not thinking about having kids for at least another 10 years so really wouldn't want to wait until then just to see, if by chance, they do correct themselves. I feel incredibly self conscious with them and find it difficult even for my boyfriend to see my breasts so wouldn't want to put surgery off for 10 years in the hopes they correct themselves. Both nipples are always inverted, the right is worse than the left as I can pull half of the left one out but the right is completely hidden.
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June 6, 2016
does your bf even care that much? I mean I know its more for yourself, but if he's loving you as you are already, why even risk a surgery? did he ever act funny about them
June 6, 2016
None of my boyfriends have ever been fussed about them but it's for my own self confidence. The boyfriend comment wasn't about what he felt about them, it was to show how uncomfortable they make me feel about my own body.
June 6, 2016
I also don't see what you mean by risk? I've been told that if they were to become inverted again post-surgery then it would be free of charge to have a second surgery anyway so don't really see much risk.
June 7, 2016
rish isn't generally the best word, (obviously theres always a 'risk' of complications I guess...) but if it were more-so b/c of something HE said rather than your own self-confidence, I understand though. you should do what you feel would help yourself. totally support that! I mean you really have a beautiful shape to your breasts in general, many would love to blessed with!
June 7, 2016
I completely understand what you're saying but just because others would be happy with what I've got doesn't make me happy about my body, and it has nothing to do with what anyone has ever said about my body. Everyone has things about themselves they'd like to change and if I can afford to and think it would increase my confidence, why not? I shouldn't have to think "who's got it worse than me?". It's kind of like being hungry but saying "people in Africa are starving so I won't eat". I'm not 100% sure what you're trying to get at, I just wanted to share my experience about breast surgery without having to justify it to anyone.
UPDATED FROM SelfConsciousC
4 months pre
Post-Surgeon Consultation
SelfConsciousCJuly 10, 2016
Finally met Mr Horlock for the first time this week, felt very confident in his hands. I've been told to buy the Shock Absorber Active Classic Support bra to test sizers and for surgery. I have re-measured my bra size properly and have found out I'm actually a 28F and that I've always worn the completely wrong bra size! I have just ordered a cheap bra in this size to see how it fits. I'm not 100% sure on the exact size I'd like to be, especially seeing as it's incredibly difficult to find a nice looking bra in the size 28F... Will upload pictures later of different sizers in my new Shock Absorber bra, watch this space!
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