23 Yrs, 32A, 55kg, slightly tuberous breasts, going 365cc smooth round silicone
First Days
Spent all day in bed propped up on pillows. You can really feel how much the skin is stretched, its more a feeling of pressure than pain.
The pressure was on the top of my breasts and so much swelling. As you can see in the photo they are sitting high and swollen.
Day 2 post-op was the worst... The pain meds made me feel dizzy and nauseous all day. The pressure moved from the top of my breasts to the sides and bottom. Still so swollen and high.
New Boobs
I went ahead with 365cc round smooth silcone implants through the crease.
I discussed with my PS what results I could expect but its hard to tell because everyone is so different, because I want to avoid as much scarring as I can we decided that I would just go with the implant for now and if I wasn't happy once they were settled then I could get my puffy areolas reduced later down the track.
I'm trying really hard not to judge my new boobs too much as I know they have a lot of settling to do, but right now I feel like they are far apart and I still don't like the overall shape, or my nipples... but letting time pass before I worry about it all.
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I'm trying my best to just be patient.
I hate my breasts, every time I look in the mirror...
From the age of 13 I told myself that they would fill out one day and in the meantime I wore bras with the thickest padding I could get my hands on.
When I hit 21 I finally had to admit that they weren't going to improve, and to make matters worse they started shrinking, I was a B but I'm now an A (and no I haven't lost any weight).
Whenever I complain about having small breast I always get the "oh but your so lucky for X Y Z reason" (usually something to do with no really needing a bra) Oh how I wish that was true... but thanks to my extra puffy areolas and cone like breasts a bra at all time is a must for me. (for years I even slept in a padded bra).
So now that I am over 21 and have the means to pay for the procedure I finally have a consultation booked!
I would love any advise on what questions to ask...
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I have read reviews from other members with tuberous breasts and I think I can safely say I understand how you feel. Many members say their BAs have been life changing. My only piece of advice is to research, research, research! Don't rush into this. I'm sure you don't want to get a costly revision right away so take your time and get several doctor consults. Here is an important list of questions to ask during your various doctor consults. Be sure to comment on reviews that you like along with reading as many tuberous breast reviews that you can tolerate. ;) Let us know how your first consult goes!

I know the exact feeling. I had my tuberous breasts corrected and implants 4 days ago. I used to wear a bra with everything even backless I would wear a stick on bre because they were almost triangular shaped and looked awful if I didn't wear a bra. I finally got into a position where I could afford the surgery and it was a good time in my life to have it done. I'm also 21. Happy to answer Any questions you have and I will follow your journey throughout :-) I didn't need to ask any questions because my PS is so good he covered everything. Best of luck with everything :-) xx
They look great!
I'm day 2 post op now (about to update my review)
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I see that you haven't been on this website for quite a while, but if you read this, I would be SO pleased if you could upload a picture of how they look now!
I will be getting 365cc's as well and i have slighty tuberous breasts that look very similar to yours, and I am concerned that they will still look like this afterwards, so you would help me SO MUCH!
Feel free to message me :) xoxo