11 year old saline implants are out!
I got my implants when I was 18 years old. Long...
I got my implants when I was 18 years old. Long story short my mom kind of pressured me into it and I was 18 and thought my mom knew everything. She thought it would help my self esteem and give me more confidence but it didn't, it just made me more awkward because I was still shy and with implants I just got more unwanted attention.
It's not like I've absolutely hated them the whole time, there were a couple of years in my early twenties when I became more comfortable with myself and the implants but I can't say I've ever loved them or stopped regretting them.
Now I am 29 years old and I am ready to have them taken out. Before I got the implants I was a 32A and went to a 32C, now 11 years later they are a full D maybe bigger and I absolutely hate them. I see photos of myself and cringe, I look like I'm about to fall over. They're heavy, uncomfortable when I exercise and I've begun to have terrible posture in an attempt to hide them. Anyway, I saw a PS two months ago and set the date which is a week from today. Today I had my pre op appointment and I paid for the surgery and left the office crying and wanting to vomit. I am 100% sure I will be happy with my new body with clothes on but I am worried I will look like a disfigured monster with my clothes off. I'm mostly concerned because before the implants I had rather small or normal sized nipples and a month after the implants my nipples stretched and are huge. I imagine I will have little saggy boobies with freakishly large nipples. And then I'm like guess what there are people with real problems like cancer and saggy boobs aren't the end of the world, but I figure if there is a place to admit my vain fears it is here.
Seven days till surgery, I'm excited, scared, terrified, hopeful...
Tomorrow is the big day. I am terrified but...
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Surgery was this morning, I was told it only took...
Since surgery I've been feeling pretty good, my mom came to town to take care of me but I haven't really needed it. I had left notes and directions all over the house and clearly labeled all of my medication but it was totally not necessary, she has been the one sleeping on the couch while I watch movies. Later in the day I started to feel the incisions and soreness but I held off on taking the pain pills till a little bit ago so I could fall asleep. They gave me Percocet, valium, an antibiotic and an anti nausea medication (which I didn't need at all).
For me I think the hardest part is over (I hope), I will see my boobs in the morning when I go in for my post op exam. I'm bandaged up and look flat as a board but I am happy every time I look down and am able to see past two giant boobs. I'll report tomorrow when I know what I'm dealing with. Thanks for all the positive thoughts. I feel really lucky to have found this site.
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