Ok I Joined the Forum! - Tysons Corner, VA

Here goes nothing. I am looking to get 350cc under the muscle moderate profile on 1/16/14. I currently weigh 115 pounds. When explaining sizes, styles answering questions he looked me and my husband straight in the eyes, not at my boobs while I was sitting shirtless on the table. It made me feel very comfortable. My Pre-Opp is Jan 3rd at 3:00pm.

A few more things I forgot to mention. I am currently 31, almost 32. I've wanted this procedure since as long as I can remember. A few months ago, before I booked my consult, I mentioned to a group of friends that I was going to get it done. As a lot of ladies on here said, it wasn't a good experience. Everyone was a Debbie downer. So I have decided to only tell my best friend and that is all. She was totally supportive. So is my husband and has been there every step of the way. My main concern is that my "day job" is very conservative, all business! And no one that I work with daily knows that I am getting this done. I am a bit worried they will know I wasn't truly "sick" which is the only way I can take off of work. Oh well. I just want to in the evening when I get home put on a nice dress or shirt and not feel completely flat. NYE I actually thought about putting on 2 strapless bras as my dress was not flattering at all in that area.

On another note, my husband and I are planning on trying to start having a family this summer. I asked Dr. F. what his thought were about me waiting. He said it could take years to conceive, you never know, and in the mean time you keep putting it off. He also said many of his patience in the same phase as me end up pregnant the first year post-opp. He said, the boobs couldn't have hurt those chances... he is right.

For ladies who have been thinking about this as long as I have. I think you just need to do it. Start with your consult and then book your surgery. Do your research beforehand to narrow your doctors down to one or two. Then you can't keep pushing off your surgery because of more consults.

One thing, there is something to say about a well "worn" office. If you look around and notice furnishings are not updated in the lobby or something else along those lines, it means your doctor is not charging you more to pay for those expensive lobby items. To redo an office furnishings can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, and someone has to pay for it... more than likely it is going to be increased client costs. As long as your doctors procedures are current and their medical equipment is up to date, that is where the doctor should be spending their money. Dr. F. has been doing BA since 1989. He also does reconstructive surgery at the hospital for breast cancer patients and I really liked that. This is his own practice.