24 Y/o with One Child in Serious Need of a "Pick Me Up" - Tampa, FL

I'm 24 years old with a 4 year old. I've always struggled with feeling comfortable with my breasts. I was self-conscious of my breasts years before I ever had my son. I finally decided that now is my time to do something that's going to make me feel better about myself. Planning on silicone implants between 350cc- 400cc. I'm 5'4" and weigh approx 110 lbs. currently a 34 B hoping to achieve a proportionate D cup

I have my first two consults this week. The first one is tomorrow afternoon and the second is Friday morning. Getting kind of anxious and nervous. Afraid I'll forget to ask good/ important questions. But aside from being nervous I'm super excited to finally be taking the first (technically second) step toward the BA I've always dreamed of. Wish me luck :)

I had my first consult today. It was terrible. I was really looking forward to scheduling a consult with this female doctor in the area (won't mention her name) but from the moment I tried to get in contact with her office I had an uneasy gut feeling. I called and got very vague information and then put in an inquiry and no one contacted me for almost a week and a half and when I did get the call the receptionist/ assistant just said that she wasn't sure if anyone had contacted me which made me feel bad because she made me feel like I was another one in a million. The phone conversation was brief; she asked for my name, date of birth, email and what kind of consult I was interested in. That's it. I never got any emails or follow up calls to remind me of my appointment. I was nervous and anxious. I took the time off from work and when I got there I filled out paperwork and waited a few minutes just to be called into the back by the girl at the front desk. She took me to a small office to tell me that the doctor would not be meeting me for a consult because I'm a smoker and that the doctor didn't perform procedures on smokers. My heart sunk. I felt so bad. She then went on the explain the risks of performing surgery on smokers and I understood. I was just disappointed because I wished they would've told me this when I scheduled the consult. She says its standard procedure to screen all the calls and that whoever scheduled my appointment had put down that I said I was not a smoker. I felt like she was implying that I lied to get a consult. I told her that there was no way I'd lie about something like that and she went on to tell me that I'd have to quit smoking for 6 months before the dr would even consider performing a BA on me and that even then they'd test me to be sure.

The bottom line is that I'm upset by they way they treated me and made my feel. I understand that there are risks and I'm not a doctor and I know that each doctor practices a little differently and I don't doubt that the information she gave me was incorrect, but I still felt horrible after I left that office.

On the bright side, I called the other office for the dr who I have a consult with tomorrow and was treated excellently by his assistant. She apologized for my bad experience and assured me that the dr would still perform the consult and that he'd answer all my questions and let me know what I had to do to prepare for my BA. She was warm and understanding and quickly put me at ease. I've put today's bad experience behind me and an excited for my first consult tomorrow morning. I have a great feeling about this dr and his office. Wish me luck!