29yrs, 5'8, 120lbs, 32A - got silicone 385cc full profile Natrelle Inspiras, under muscle, thru fold, in Toronto

I can't believe I am one day shy of my two year "boobiversary" lol. I wanted to do a quick update bc it seems a lot of ppl stop posting after the first few months, and leave us wondering how they're doing. So, here goes... I am SO happy with my results. Really couldn't be happier. My BA has allowed me to finally feel comfortable and confident in my body and clothing. They feel natural to me now, like they've always been part of me. Before my surgery, I used to feel a bit uncomfortable being intimate with my husband because I was so self-conscious of how small I was. Having my BA has completely changed that. I remember how many years It took me to decide to get implants, and how nervous I was before surgery, but I can say now that I am 100% so happy I went through with it................. I wanted to give three quick pieces of advice to ladies who are considering a BA. #1: pick the right doctor. This can be the hardest part! Don't rush. Don't decide based on cost. Do lots of research. Read reviews. Talk to friends. Visit multiple surgeons. And check them out with whatever government agency oversees surgeons in your country/state/province. Make sure they're accredited and have a clean record. You should always keep your post-op appointments with the same surgeon who worked on you, so it's best not to travel *too* far. Remember: if you have complications you want to be able to see your doc easily. I know I chose the perfect surgeon for me, and my results are thanks to him. #2: choose your implant wisely! A lot of ladies (such as myself) say they want to look "natural". That's what I told my doc. I said I wanted a natural, C cup result. And he suggested a moderate profile 330cc implant that would've achieved just that. But then I realized I didn't exactly want natural. I wanted some of that upper pole fullness, like a little push-up. And maybe C wasn't a big enough difference for me. In consultation with my doc I ended up choosing a full profile 385cc. Perfect. #3: just do what your dr tells you! Follow all his/her instructions before and after surgery. And when they ask questions about your lifestyle and medical history BE HONEST! After all, this surgery is expensive, and it is very hard on your body for the first little while. So start out ahead by taking care of yourself the best you can..................Well that's all I've got! Looking forward to another several years with my new improved self:) BEST WISHES to all the ladies out there starting their own journeys. I'm so excited for you!!

I had my final one year post-op appointment with my PS yesterday. I am just so happy with my results. Everything has healed wonderfully and I am loving the size & shape. If any ladies in the Toronto area are looking for a PS, make sure you put Dr Jugenburg on your list of docs to check out. He and all his staff were simply amazing. Looking back, I think my outcome was due to how attentive they were - letting me ask as many questions and consult as many times as I wanted. Dr J's surgical skills meant an easy recovery for me. They're so thorough - I've had 6 post-op appointments along the way - they really make sure you're doing well the whole way along.

And for any ladies considering future breast augmentation, I just have a couple pieces of advice I think are useful... First: be really clear on the look you're going for. Bring wish pics to your consults, and be sure to pick before & afters of ladies with similar body types to you. And second: try on sizers with clothing on, along with a simple unlined bra. It's amazing how much smaller they can look in clothing than topless!!

So finally, after my appointment yesterday I went to Saks and did some bra shopping! It's really hard to find 30 or 32" band sizes in larger cups but they had A LOT!! So that was nice... I ended up trying on a dozen, and buying only two. Not sure how much I'm going to like them yet - it always takes me a few days of wearing them to decide. One of my issues in finding bras is that my breasts are too close together for anything that goes high in the middle - it just won't sit flat. So these don't fit *perfectly* but they're pretty good. I'm looking forward to trying them out now, and returning for more bra shopping;)

I am now seven months post op and very happy that I had this surgery done. It was a lot of money, but it was worth the new comfort I have in my body. I no longer stress nearly as much about clothing. I just came back from a cruise, and it was the first time ever that I have been able to wear dresses, bikinis, and even Halloween costumes without feeling embarrassed! Just a great feeling.