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Recent scar pics and new bras
If you recall my previous pics there was a lot of gapping when I wore my push up bra. Now I can fill my new bras out and none are push up or padded. Ahhh finally!
3 months post bra size 32DD
It's been 3 months since my last update and everything is going well. No pain, full range of motion and back to full workouts with no restrictions. The right breast has finally dropped, matching the left and they are feeling squishy and soft on the top and sides. Still firm below the nipple and underside. I'm not sure how much they will continue to soften. If they do or don't I'm fine either way. Scars has soften and slowly beginning to lighten. Still use the scar gel and silicone sheets daily and apply lots of moisturizer. I've seen others with post surgery stretch marks and I'm fortunate that my skin is resilient and have not developed any. I am grateful to be blessed with good genes ;-)
Went to VS to shop for an everyday bra and sports bra. I started off as a 32B and my post op bra was a 34C so I grabbed a few styles I liked and was curious how I'd fit into them now. FYI, once you have implants your breasts will sit much differently in bras. What you thought looked good on you may no longer be the case. Try every style if you can. All those super duper push up bras are a no go for me it felt like a foam pad sitting on top my breasts. Maybe my boobs aren't squishy enough yet or maybe silicone implants just don't mould as well as saline??? After much struggle I finally asked to be fitted and I followed the attendants suggestions on which bras will fit my shape best. She said I'm really a 30 width band... I always thought I was a 34 but training has gotten me leaner so I'm not surprised. VS doesn't carry 30 width bands so I now wear a 32DD and bought their newest T-Shirt bra and VSX sports bra. Both look great and comfortable to wear. I also picked up 2 bras from La Vie En Rose. On sale 2 for $30 with matching panties what a steal! Unfortunately they don't carry 32 band widths so I wear a 34C at the tightest closure and it's not too bad.
I'm no longer self conscious with the new additions in workout wear. I've gotten use to them but do catch a "non-regular" taking more than a few glances. Not as much at the gym but definitely in yoga class. Most of the attendees at my studio are slim and have a very willowy frame. I'm okay with it but if I had gone any bigger I don't think I have the personality to carry off the size or the attention.
I'm really happy with how they look and can dress them up or down. I'm glad I chose 375CC I feel they fit my frame perfectly. Just enough profile, lift and side boobage ;-) But I have struggled with dress shopping a few times. Buyer beware. Going bigger up top and still being a small frame woman has it's disadvantages. I found I'd fit the dress perfectly on the body except the chest area was too snug or the "girls" looked compressed. Going up a size fit the "girls" nicely but then the rest of the dress looked boxy or was too loose. So just a heads up if you decide to get implants in the larger range.
Went to VS to shop for an everyday bra and sports bra. I started off as a 32B and my post op bra was a 34C so I grabbed a few styles I liked and was curious how I'd fit into them now. FYI, once you have implants your breasts will sit much differently in bras. What you thought looked good on you may no longer be the case. Try every style if you can. All those super duper push up bras are a no go for me it felt like a foam pad sitting on top my breasts. Maybe my boobs aren't squishy enough yet or maybe silicone implants just don't mould as well as saline??? After much struggle I finally asked to be fitted and I followed the attendants suggestions on which bras will fit my shape best. She said I'm really a 30 width band... I always thought I was a 34 but training has gotten me leaner so I'm not surprised. VS doesn't carry 30 width bands so I now wear a 32DD and bought their newest T-Shirt bra and VSX sports bra. Both look great and comfortable to wear. I also picked up 2 bras from La Vie En Rose. On sale 2 for $30 with matching panties what a steal! Unfortunately they don't carry 32 band widths so I wear a 34C at the tightest closure and it's not too bad.
I'm no longer self conscious with the new additions in workout wear. I've gotten use to them but do catch a "non-regular" taking more than a few glances. Not as much at the gym but definitely in yoga class. Most of the attendees at my studio are slim and have a very willowy frame. I'm okay with it but if I had gone any bigger I don't think I have the personality to carry off the size or the attention.
I'm really happy with how they look and can dress them up or down. I'm glad I chose 375CC I feel they fit my frame perfectly. Just enough profile, lift and side boobage ;-) But I have struggled with dress shopping a few times. Buyer beware. Going bigger up top and still being a small frame woman has it's disadvantages. I found I'd fit the dress perfectly on the body except the chest area was too snug or the "girls" looked compressed. Going up a size fit the "girls" nicely but then the rest of the dress looked boxy or was too loose. So just a heads up if you decide to get implants in the larger range.
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