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19 Year Old English Girl with Large 60 Y/o Looking Breasts who has had a reduction to make them still big, but perfectly shaped

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It's been a long time coming. I've always HATED...

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ct1995
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It's been a long time coming. I've always HATED showing off my boobs. And although they look good in lingerie, I wouldn't dream of getting them out. I have severe back ache, don't look nice in any fashionable clothes.

I am due to have surgery on 26/03/15. I can't wait for 1 year post op to have my dream boobs... But I am apprehensive about the surgery and the post-op. Updates to follow.

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March 22, 2015
You will do great! I'm only 2 days post op and I'm so so happy with the results!
March 22, 2015
2Days post op here, too. No regrets. Just taking advil as needed. Pain is tolerable.
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March 22, 2015
Thanks guys you are making me feel at ease!
March 22, 2015
My boobs look very similar to yours (size, shape, coloring, stretch marks b/c of weight) and I have the same issues you write about. I hope your surgery goes well and you end up with the boobs you want! Please keep up your post :)
March 23, 2015
I also had very large breast (34 H) and had 3 spine surgeries before I finally put my fears aside and went to the plastic surgeon. I'm now 6 weeks post op and I feel wonderful! I regret not doing it at your age ( I'm 45) I was off pain meds by day 3 and back to work on day 7. I am loving my new breast size and you will as well. Good luck and I look forward to welcoming you to the smaller breast club :)
UPDATED FROM ct1995
Day of treatment

So it's done!! Still got a bad sleeping pattern after all this um up posting im hospital bed at 2am!

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So the day I've been waiting for everyone. I came into the private hospital at 1:30pm it my own room and was made to feel comfortable. The surgeon came in to make my markings, he had 2 junior surgeons with him and a female chaperone (it's what they do in the UK). My mum also saw my boobs for the first time.. But I was fine with it because they were going!

At 2:30 I went down to theatre and was with a few amazing doctors who were making me laugh and feel at ease. I hate needles so I was scared about the anasthetic but I was completely fine and spark out in a matter of seconds, (after laughing my head off). I remember dreaming about something and 2 seconds later im awake with 2 nurses and a glass of water!! It was done.

I was in a 2.5/4 pain on the scale and got the maximum pain killers through my canular. After 45 mins I was wheeled to my room with my mum. I thought I was ok but the nurse said the anasthetic hadn't worn off yet and I was basically feeling 'drunk' I was so emotionally happy and sad and stressed and anything you could think of.

I thought I didn't have enough boob left... I never wanted SMALL boobs just nicer ones and also I notice one was sticking out more than the other so I cried and cried! (The drugs getting to me).

The surgeon came back in to see me was reassuring me that the bra was a little wonky the the boobs were perfect.. I was sceptical so he unclipped my bra and showed me myself in a mirror. I was instantly happy! They were the same size and not to small and all my worries went away.

He only took 500g out of both breasts so around 1.02lb all together, and he said he thinks I have lost a cup size or two. Which is perfect.

Now the pain is gradually getting more powerful but its more like after a really tough chest workout! Just like having hurting muscles.. I have oxygen because I wasnt breathing a lot because of the pain and I have a machine on the bottom of both of my legs to circulate the blood.

Apparently the procedure went brilliantly and I should be out by 4pm Friday (tomorrow) if all goes well with my antibiotics and what not.

Thank you for reading my update.. And girls if it's the actually procedure putting you off, it's not too bad!!

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March 27, 2015
That's great I'm glad you doing well.... How long u was in surgery?
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March 27, 2015
I was in for 3 hours :)
March 27, 2015
Rest well! Drink water and take your pain meds. Glad you are ok. I am in my 40s now and I wish I had done this years ago.
March 27, 2015
Congratulations! We had the same surgery date. Happy for you!
March 27, 2015
Can't wait to see them! Im in the same boat. I'm a ii and only want to be a d at minimum. Unfortunately here the insurance only covers if the doctor removes everything he can without disrupting your natural shape. I could end up as small as a c. :-(. Very nervous.
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March 27, 2015
Aw thats a shame.. in the UK so its just the National Health Service for me. They didn't cover it so I've paid around 8000 dollars. At least i had the very best surgeon and care though :)
March 27, 2015
Congrats! Welcome to the smaller (but not little) breast club! I'm happy your surgery went so well. I wish you a speedy recovery.
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1 day post

Picture of the night after the op

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I am in a lot of pain every time I move but I'm stable and feel good in myself :)
I am still a bit concerned that my boobs are too small... I never wanted them small, just nice. Apparently when they have healed they will drop to a more natural position and look better which is good. There is more bruising on the left than the right

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March 27, 2015
Not small at all, but likely a big difference. I think it fits your frame well. You are young and they will likely grow some with pregnancy.
March 27, 2015
Congrats hun! Did you get a free nipple graft, what's covering your nipples?
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March 28, 2015
Don't know what a nipple graft is.. It's just dressing covering them. They were moved and re shaped though
March 29, 2015
I agree, they look a perfect size.
March 29, 2015
They look a perfect for your frame. I suspect it is just a big shock adjusting to a more regular size after living with large breasts for so long.
March 29, 2015
Sorry I missed the word size from my comment.
March 29, 2015
Oh I don't think so at all. When I had mine done, ( I had a lift and because mine were so droopy I couldn't tell what they would look like when they were repositioned so I said don't take too much off) they looked fine but when they dropped I wished I'd gone smaller. I think yours look fantastic. I honestly don't think you will feel too small. It's natural to feel a bit of post-op shock when you see your new breasts. They look amazing. Just give it some time. I think you'll be thrilled,