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2 month update
Implant free for 2 months now and absolutely loving life! I would like to thank you all for your comments, and of course for sharing your stories and photos on here. This forum helped me so much, and I hope I can help you ladies out there who are debating removing your implants. Sometimes people ask me how I feel about all the money spent on augmentation and removal - and the only way I can put it is that it's an expensive lesson learned. If I could turn back time I obviously wouldn't have done it, and I would have saved myself thousands of dollars and a couple of scars. But I have learned to love my body and my natural breasts, and that is priceless. I have to say that I am very lucky to have a boyfriend who supported me every step of the way - especially when I thought about backing out of surgery. Finally, I am so thankful I found Dr. Rothfield, who never once tried to talk me into smaller implants. He knew what I wanted from the beginning and we stuck to the plan. For those of you who are thinking about implant removal, I hope my results are encouraging. And as I mentioned in my previous posts, take your time and find a doctor that is willing to work with you. If a doctor doesn't want to remove your implants, find another one. Get opinions from different doctors, and look them up online for reviews. Happy healing to those of you who are currently recovering, and good luck to those who are in the researching process! xoxoxo
One week update
It's officially been a week since my surgery, so I figured I'd post some more photos of my progress. I haven't noticed much change, but Dr says to give it a month or two to really know what they're going to look like. I have to say that I love how they feel, even though they are a lot smaller now. I read on a few different sites that massaging the breasts makes them grow. Anyone know if this is true? Happy Friday to you all, and have a fabulous weekend! :)
5 days post op
Stitches haven't come out yet but I'm feeling great. No pain or fatigue. I was very tired the first couple of days though. I forgot to mention in my first post that my size before BA was 34B, and after implant removal I'm looking more like an A. Hoping they will "fluff" their way into a B. But so far I'm happy with my results.
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