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Revision to 550 M+. Warwick, RI
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Revision is done! I opted not to have a list due...
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Revision is done! I opted not to have a list due to the scarring. I am happy with my results but, I'm suffering from Boob Greed already! I wish I had gone bigger. It's only been one week and aware I'm being over anxious. My surgeon De. Walek was phenomenal! The staff at the hospital was very attentive and made sure I was well looked after. I am going to wait to see what I look like at month 3 but an upgrade in cc's may be in my future!
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June 29, 2016
You look great!! I know all about boob greed but I think you look big already and that they will continue to look fuller as they settle.

June 29, 2016
Thank you! You look SO great, too!!! I am very happy with the size and shape. They are settling in nicely :o)

UPDATED FROM RMK333
16 days post
Considering a lift?
Hi Ladies, First I just want to say how thankful I am for this website and all of the comments and pic from you lovely ladies! So.....It been s since by b/a 550+ under the muscle without a lift. My surgeon suggested a donut lift and to think about it after the implants have settled in. I don't know if its boob greed or what but I feel like a want them bigger and more perky, may even consider bigger implants or HP at my next consult at my next f/u which will be the 1 month PO visit. I am totally confused!!! I also have been only in the surgical bra so don't really know what they will look like in clothes. I've posted a few pics for you lovely ladies to take a peek. Any feedback will be most helpful! I xo
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July 9, 2016
Larger implants will not be perky as they are heavier and draw the skin/tissue downward. It sounds like your surgeon has the right idea to perform a lift once things have settled a bit more. Best of luck to you.
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