41 Years Old and Scheduled my TT/BL/BA/Nipple Inversion Correction. I'm So Nervous. - Weirton, WV

I woke up the other day and realized that my left breast was hanging lower than my right. Upon feeling it, there was no firm implant. I called the Doctor and we scheduled an appointment for March 13 for a consult. I’m not sure if I want to replace the implants or just remove them. I have truly enjoyed having perky full breasts. But it’s not even been 7 years since my original surgery and I am already dealing with this. Plus, I’ve gained some weight and lost some weight and gained it back. So I’m already unhappy with my body. So do I replace knowing that in the future I will probably be going through this again? Or do I just remove them and live with the saggy girls?

I TUCKED MY SHIRT IN FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ABOUT 20 years!!!

Yesterday I got to see Dr. Oser again. He is so suave :) he removed the bandages from my nipples and told me about what he had to do to correct inversion. Turns out that I am missing tissue around my nipples and that's why they won't pop out on their own. He was hopeful that what he did worked. And it did! They aren't picture perfect but they are out. The only sad thing is that as of right now I can't feel them at all. Which is saddening because they are a total turn on. And they could bring me to my knees given the right attention :). But I guess I will have to see if they regain feeling. Other than that my [RS bleep] are healing well. Still high and compressed which isn't attractive at all. Hopefully withing the next month or so I will see them drop into a more voluptuous profile.
After we were done giving my girls some love he removed the drains.....wasn't that a treat. If I had to have drains again that could very well be a deciding factor. I only had them for a week but honestly....they suck. I'm happy they are gone but that fricking hurt. Lastly, the tummy. I'm still swollen. It feeling like someone has given me tummy implants because it feels very bloated and extremely tight. I think that the muscle repair causes slight muscle spasms...especially when I stand up. It's a little hard to breathe sometimes and it definitely is a challenge to stand up straight. But no complaints here. It's not the final results. It's healing. I almost expected to wake up with a small waist and flat tight supermodel tummy. But instead I'm swollen. I look very thick around the middle. But it's still 150% better than the flab I had hanging down before. All in all...at a week and a half out, I feel pretty good. I get stitches out soon and then back to work. The only thing I worry about now is that everyone will stare at my boobs. I am extremely modest. I lived the past 25 years in hoodies. Me with boobs is a new experience for everyone. I just pray that people are kind.