Ladies...would you consider getting "new girls"

but ahem...no one said I wasn't saving up for it haha

Mine are more tissue than fat so I don't lose any weight there. I had a reduction in 2005 and would like to have a lift done. Probably won't however. Recovery was very rough for me.

No way. I can't see myself getting healthy only to risk ugly scars and implant leakage.

My SIL did get implants after her double mastectomy. They're very nicely done, and they gave her a confidence boost. I do worry about complications arising from them, however: especially as her breasts have already "turned against her" once.

Edit: I'll add that I've gone from a pretty full B to a large AA/small A cup.

My husband and I have actually talked about it. I've gone from a 42DDD to barely filling a 38C. I don't think I'd go much bigger if any but a lift...hell yeah!

nope. I"m fine with my B's. Even at my heaviest I was a B cup. I don't want anything bigger or smaller

I'm just sick of hearing small chests being referred to as unfeminine, manly, ew, gross, ick... FFS, media rips us apart enough, last thing we need is other women telling us natural breasts no matter their size are "ew".

I've always felt that small breasts are very chic. My DD friend is always telling me how much she prefers the size of mine to hers.

Once all is said and done, I will evaluate what surgeries will do the most for me. I may end up getting an upper body lift, so that would hopefully lift my breasts enough that I won't need implants (even when I was slim, ages ago, I was a D cup). But, I'll figure that out once the time comes. I'm certainly not against it.

Yep. Never had tem to begin with, B if I stretched the truth. Now I'm an A, at best. 7 more lbs to go and then I'm going for consultations!!

way to go @Chris99mu. I have a consult scheduled next week. I've read so many things about them. just not sure over or under the muscle. Will see what the dr says I suppose. i am thinking over the muscle.

Yay!!! Yeah, new reccs are for over muscle and silicone. Used to be under and saline. Always changing! Lol.

I feel your pain, although in a different way. I was in tears a couple weekends ago at a local bra boutique with TONS of sizes and styles and great, experienced sales people. The sales people were all busy helping other customers so I spent a good amount of time trying on something like 10 different bras with no luck. Finally a sales person was available and she found a bunch more for me to try on. I ended up with two. The one that fits best actually sits flat on my chest between my boobs. I've NEVER had a bra fit that well. The other doesn't lie quite as flat but is more comfortable. If it had been a weekday, I might have called the surgeon that day about scheduling something. My insurance actually approved me for reduction surgery; I'm just waiting to lose these last 30 lbs.first. I suppose I could do it now, but I'd rather try to be patient and lose everything I want to lose, get into maintenance mode, and THEN deal with surgical options. So yeah, I definitely plan to get new girls.

I've thought about it in the past but now that I'm older and more sure of myself, no.

I'm fine with my As. I've birthed and nursed 3 babies (the being PG part does as much if not more damage than the nursing part). They aren't prefect but they are mine. Lifting has given me better breasts than I've ever had. Small breasts are so much more convient. I can wear $12 sports bras. Strapless bras are easier to find and wear. They "match" a fit healthy, lean, muscular body better then large ones.

And really, breasts are such a small part of who a woman is. I've become really annoyed at the fascination people have with breasts. Why are they so important?

Nope. My girls have gone from a DD to a D cup during my weight loss and are looking extremely sorry for themselves but they did a good job of nourishing my baby and they still entertain my fella plus he's already stated that he'd be horrified if I got implants. So no, it's not for me. Now a tummy tuck on the other hand...

No. Since my goal is to lose weight, 'look good' but be healthier at the same time, adding something foreign like that to my body and the potential consequences that could stem from it doesn't seem like a good idea . That's me though. No offense intended toward anyone else w/ a different point of view.

I'm wondering how my twins would look like after I have a kid.

I have good sized tata's but they've seen better days. Nursing two babies and all, gravity, etc.... they need a pick me up