Boob Jobs-

you may friend me if you wish, I would love to explain this to you privately,I have had Experience from HELL and Heaven in this department.

You have to truly know what will make you happiest. I have DDD's and would love a perky C or even a regular D. Gravity and childbirth have not been kind to my girls, so I've been considering a breast reduction for a long time. You just have to do what is right for you.

You couldn't pay me to get a boob job. LOL!

The wrinkles coming in from old age aren't going to very nicely I'm sure. And having some weird foreign object in my body voluntarily just scares me! Plus all these unnecessary risks when we already have to worry about breast cancer and other things. It would be really awkward if you have children I'm sure. And if they rupture... yikes!

Meh. I am not crazy about my chest but it's much better then dealing with so many unknowns. And what if you don't like them when you get them done?

First...if this procedure makes you feel more attractive, desirable & it would complete your transformation, I say absolutely. It's about you- for you. If this is something you've always wanted you should do it because if you don't you'll have regrets. Since so many women have a new sense of confidence after an enhancement then from the phychological standpoint you should proceed.

I say do what makes you feel good about yourself.

I've seen a few people advise that for your psychological health, you should do this or even need to do this for your well-being. None of us here can assess your psychological health. Are bigger boobs really essential for you to have greater psychological well-being? I don't think any of us here have any way of knowing, though I'd argue that you should think of both short-term and long-term psychological health as well. :flowerforyou:

While I would LOVE bigger boobs I personally wouldn't do it because I'm small and I don't have a lot of fat on me. Even if they went under the muscle my boobs would look weird and misshapen. I also wouldn't do it because if they screw up and nick a nerve you will have no feeling in your boob. I also wouldn't want to risk the removal of the nipple and again, have no sensitivity there.

With that said I have two friends who were large breasted and have boob jobs and you would never in a million years know that their boobs are fake.

IF you decide to get a boob job make sure you do your research. Like TONS of research. See before and afters, see if you can talk to the people who have had them done by that specific doctor to see 1) How it REALLY looks in real life 2) What the scars look like (I have seen boob jobs that looked like a butcher took a knife and went to town on them!) and 3) How they feel/whether or not they really do like them. Tell the doctor EXACTLY how you want them to look and feel as well.

It's a very personal decision however it's one that you really need to be sure about and make sure you do all of your homework on.

While I would LOVE bigger boobs I personally wouldn't do it because I'm small and I don't have a lot of fat on me. Even if they went under the muscle my boobs would look weird and misshapen.

This is funny. I was 5'3", 112 lbs., 13% body fat when I got mine done...I would consider that small with not a lot of fat...mine aren't weird and misshapen...a lot of women that have very low body fat get breast implants...you don't have to be fat for them to look good.

I thought I wanted nicer breasts...then I had a baby and had gone up to a DD. Just have a baby!!! lol jk

But if you nurse that baby they may be ruined forever. That's why I got mine done.

Hi Rainbowbow - don't do it. Allow me to share my thoughts/concerns
1. You are very pretty, and be yourself. Anyone who asks you to change yourself isn't worth it.
2. Intimacy. Implants don't feel the same as real breasts.
3. Cost - since this is considered cosmetic, the cost will be out of pocket.
4. Avoid - surgery. I just had surgery on my right elbow on 8/21/12 to repair nerve damage in my hand. (you can't tell by this pic). Recovery, rehad, pain, swelling, chance for infection.
5. I have friend in her 40s who just had surgery to change a leaking implant (after 20 years in her body). That means that you may need to have surgery twice.
6. Risks of general anestheisa. Another friend in great shape went in for surgery on a broken hip. His heart stopped before the surgery for no reason. He could have died. Not worth it.

Thats quite a good agrument there....