Boob job!
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After I get to my goal weight and finish breast feeding my kids im really thinking about getting a breast reduction. When I started my weight loss in Sept I was a size 40D. I've now lost 28 pounds and went down to a size 38D. So the actual boobs havent deflated!
So if after reaching my goal I still feel their embarrasingly big im deffinitly going to look into it. Thankfully I already know my health insurance Kaiser cover its
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I find it really sad when women want to get breast implants and other cosmetic surgery. *sigh* You are buying into society's expectations that women need to forever be young, and they need to have big tits (which is hilarious considering breast feeding is nearly taboo in our culture, so they are really supposed to be big fat bags that are just for looks). It's silly, I think we should all focus on being healthy, and letting our body look however it is and be proud of it. I look up to women who rock what they have instead of rush to the knife to be how they think they are "supposed to look." You had babies, you were a mommy. In my opinion, you shouldn't want to look like you did in highschool, you should want to rock yourself because that is your badge of honor, your battle scars.
I mean good for you if you want to do something that rewards yourself for accomplishing your (amazing!!) goal, but I have a hard time thinking that undergoing expensive SURGERY to look how society (I know, I know, you tell yourself it is "for you") wants you to look.
Sorry to be harsh.
And you are being one of the negative influences who is constantly critical of what other women are doing.1 -
I would if the thought of someone slicing my boobs open and putting some jiggly things in there didn't gross me out. Lol.0
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Just know that it is not as simple as people are led to believe. You have to have the implants replaced every 10 years. You can get heavy scar tissue in there and lumpy breasts. Also, you will probably need a breast lift to get optimal results (or the implant will be like a baseball in a tube sock...LOL)...and the lift causes more scarring on the breast than just implants. Otherwise, it can do a lot for your self image and if you want it, just go with all information. Tummy tuck...most people I know who had one are thrilled with them. Healing is hard, this is a very big operation and you have recovery time involved. Scar is not pretty, but it is low down. Can be improved by cortisone shots and lasers after it heals if it looks bad. Everyone I know who had it says they would definitely do it again.0
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I think women should start being more supportive of each other, even if you don't always agree with anothers choice. This is about a personal issue....Breasts are personal and a very important vital role in being a woman and feeling womanly. It has to do with the visual, but more importantly the spiritual feeling of being a woman. At least for me. Maybe it isn't for everyone and some might be comfortable living with the un comfort of what I live everyday. I won't be forcing my issues on them. I commend any woman who does her research and has the guts to go through with it because it is not an easy step to take.
Amen on this!! It is very personal and to have other women pass judgement is very hurtful. I think it is immoral to pass judgements on others. How does having big implants make a person immoral? I have what is considered "big" implants, and I don't have two beach balls on my chest. I have these because I just did not have any breast tissue naturally. Breasts are a large part of how we feel as a woman, whether are preference goes toward large or small. It should not be anyone's prerogative to judge another woman based on their breast size, their choice to reduce or augment, or their happiness with what size they are.0 -
I say if they make you feel better about yourself, do it.So excited to see this post. I lost weight years ago (78 lbs) and was about 22 short of reaching my goal and my reward was going to be implants. Long story shorty, gained almost all of it back, never got the implants. Now, I'm determined. I've been a small B (very small
all my life. I'm 54 - I am hoping by age 55 (for my birthday), I can get them. Is that too old? I want them for ME - no one else. Hubby could care less. Are implants for younger women, or would anyone older get them? It's the one thing I've always wanted.0 -
I have not had a boob job, but I can totally relate to having it done after reaching your goal! I think I will also now make this my reward if I ever reach my goal.0
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9 out of 10 males support breast enhancement. the other 10% are compulsive liars.
or gay
LOL Gays LOVE girls with big boobs! Trust me on this one. I got PLENTY of stories.0 -
I would say go for it if thats what you want. My goal is to lose the weight then i will have recon on my left breast (lost it had it removed cus of breast cancer) and having a tummy tuck at the same time
good luck xxxx0 -
Can't afford anything like this, but I've certainly thought about a SMALL increase in size - I don't want anything huge, or crazy unnatural, but at a pretty mediocre B, something that did a better job of balancing out my hips/butt would be pretty awesome 0
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Just know that it is not as simple as people are led to believe. You have to have the implants replaced every 10 years. You can get heavy scar tissue in there and lumpy breasts. Also, you will probably need a breast lift to get optimal results (or the implant will be like a baseball in a tube sock...LOL)...and the lift causes more scarring on the breast than just implants. Otherwise, it can do a lot for your self image and if you want it, just go with all information. Tummy tuck...most people I know who had one are thrilled with them. Healing is hard, this is a very big operation and you have recovery time involved. Scar is not pretty, but it is low down. Can be improved by cortisone shots and lasers after it heals if it looks bad. Everyone I know who had it says they would definitely do it again.
this is what i was going to say. i always wanted a boob lift. not implants just a lift. my sister in law got a boob lift done and she said she was never in that much pain in her entire life. she literally could not move from the bed for 6 weeks. They remove your nipple...completely (at least where she got hers done)...reconstruct the muscle & sew the nipple back on. I figure if i lose weight and my boobs get worse i will suffer the pain tho :x or just invest in a really good push up bra & make sure my man loves my saggy old boobs! lmao.
To each their own. Boobs are pretty..& if you want them done then thats all your choice!:flowerforyou:0 -
Had mine done last year. After weight loss (and the fact I had nursed) mine had sagged and looked like a pair of empty socks. I did not like how I looked at all. Got 'restored' to a nice D cup with saline. Looks great, a little firmer than the real thing, but the saline is lighter than the silicone so no weight issues. My mom had trouble with the silicone (she had cancer) and the dr. I went too preferred the saline, less invasive, 2 small incisions at the lower breast. Was back to work in less than a week. I am fortunate in that I did not need a lift. NOW I am slightly considering a tummy tuck, but want to give my body at least another 6 months, before I look into it as I am seeing improvement in the sagging tummy. That is a more invasive surgery and I will avoid it if I keep inproving like I have been. It is not about morals, it is about me feeling good about how I look. BTW, DH is happy that I am happy and he likes the way I look, he is not judgemental that they don't 'feel' the same like 'some men' I have seen post here. edited to correct spelling.0
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I find it really sad when women want to get breast implants and other cosmetic surgery. *sigh* You are buying into society's expectations that women need to forever be young, and they need to have big tits (which is hilarious considering breast feeding is nearly taboo in our culture, so they are really supposed to be big fat bags that are just for looks). It's silly, I think we should all focus on being healthy, and letting our body look however it is and be proud of it. I look up to women who rock what they have instead of rush to the knife to be how they think they are "supposed to look." You had babies, you were a mommy. In my opinion, you shouldn't want to look like you did in highschool, you should want to rock yourself because that is your badge of honor, your battle scars.
I mean good for you if you want to do something that rewards yourself for accomplishing your (amazing!!) goal, but I have a hard time thinking that undergoing expensive SURGERY to look how society (I know, I know, you tell yourself it is "for you") wants you to look.
Sorry to be harsh.
I really resent the fact that you are calling people out and making ridiculous assumptions. Not only is it completely out of line, but you don't know these people or their reasoning behind wanting surgery.
No one has to justify themselves to you. You do not get to make life decisions for others and your opinion is pointless. Get over yourself. Some people do not feel happy in their own skin.
I myself do not feel comfortable in my clothes because weight gain and weight loss over the last 15 years has stretched out skin to where it is noticeable in my basic, every day clothes. So I plan to get a LIFT after we have children. I don't care what others think, I don't care what society thinks - I don't even care what my husband thinks (he says i'm perfect as I am).
I care about how I feel. And I can bet that many others here feel the same way, regardless of whatever judgmental opinion you have.0 -
9 out of 10 males support breast enhancement. the other 10% are compulsive liars.
That is NOT true. Maybe ALOT of them are in America where men are OBSESSED with big titties. Try going to Brazil. They say "more than a handful is too much." Don't be so ridiculous to speak for all of men, especially when you are saying something that is so damn shallow.0 -
Neither of these is 100% true...Do you research and you will see why. They do not completely remove your nipple and if they did that to your SIL then she had a botch job and that is why she probably was laid up for weeks.
The scar tissue you are referring to is a common complication that can happen and also CAN be fixed. As for the baseball in a tube sock look...that has to do with the wrong size or the complication of the scar tissue.
Implants can and do last up to 20 years. Most people that replace them choose to do so for size increase or decrease....
As for getting a lift, yes time, age and gravity take the same tolls on Augmented Breasts as they do on Regular Breasts. So you might need a lift if that is important to you in the future.0 -
I say if they make you feel better about yourself, do it.So excited to see this post. I lost weight years ago (78 lbs) and was about 22 short of reaching my goal and my reward was going to be implants. Long story shorty, gained almost all of it back, never got the implants. Now, I'm determined. I've been a small B (very small all my life. I'm 54 - I am hoping by age 55 (for my birthday), I can get them. Is that too old? I want them for ME - no one else. Hubby could care less. Are implants for younger women, or would anyone older get them? It's the one thing I've always wanted.
I had mine done at 61!!! You are never to old to want to look and feel good!0 -
It's the moral (and societal) issues I have when women get big beach ball boobs, even before they have kids (like that idiot famous person who got them and then was upset because she couldn't breast feed afterwards, it's like, Duh! You mess around in there with foreign objects enough and they aren't going to work properly!!) so that they are "attractive." There is nothing wrong with having little pert boobs. And I realize now that is not what you are adressing.
So I take back what I said about conforming to society, it's ok for you to want to go back to where you want to be, as long as you aren't wanting to "fix" yourself into something totally new. It was a bit naive of me to not understand where you are coming from, escpecially since I haven't had kids. And I know you don't need approval from me, I am just apologizing mostly.
Moral issues? LOL. Getting aesthetics confused with morals... isn't that difficult to do? Wow.
Yes, I consider changing your body (as in, what God gave you) drastically is a moral issue. Getting a boob job is not necessarily just aesthetics. It is a big, invasive deal, it's not like dyeing your hair. I personally beleive that you should rock and be proud of what you were given, and not try "fix" it unless there is something wrong (ie: getting reduction surgery because your back is being damaged etc). In the original poster's case, like I outlined, she really isn't trying to "fix" HERSELF, she is trying to "fix" CHANGES to her body brought on by challenging events taking a toll. That is why I consider it a more aesthetic issue (more like upkeep) than a moral issue, and why I consider getting beach ball breast implants because you aren't happy with your cute pert ones (as in, CHANGING your body drastically) a moral issue.
WHY OH WHY OH WHY do religious nuts bring a god into everything?
I don't have a god, why is your god telling me and others what to do?0 -
I haven't had kids or anything like that but I still am in need of a breast lift. I like my size but I need them to sit up!0
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I have had a lift and implants.....and I love them! I got a good Dr and mine look natural not fake. No regrets for me. My advice is find a good Dr, my Dr was recommended by someone in the family who had her's done so I got to see his work, which made my decision easier. Good luck!!!!0
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Just know that it is not as simple as people are led to believe. You have to have the implants replaced every 10 years. You can get heavy scar tissue in there and lumpy breasts. Also, you will probably need a breast lift to get optimal results (or the implant will be like a baseball in a tube sock...LOL)...and the lift causes more scarring on the breast than just implants. Otherwise, it can do a lot for your self image and if you want it, just go with all information. Tummy tuck...most people I know who had one are thrilled with them. Healing is hard, this is a very big operation and you have recovery time involved. Scar is not pretty, but it is low down. Can be improved by cortisone shots and lasers after it heals if it looks bad. Everyone I know who had it says they would definitely do it again.
Actually, with newer technology in implants you may not need to get them replaced every 10 years. Newer implants are made to last, often you'll have a lifetime warranty. As for scar tissue, yes it is possible just like many other complications. Proper surgical technique will reduce the risk for developing contracture. It is normal for the body to build a light layer of scar tissue around the implant (or any medical device inserted into the body, artificial knees, stents, pacemakers). Lumpy breasts are not because of implants. If you have lumps before (cystic breasts) you may feel them more after implant surgery, that is highly individual.
Needing a lift depends on a lot of factors. Lifts today may not mean nearly the amount of scars as they used to. A dounut lift around your nipple will leave an almost invisible scar, not the common gastly scars people think. Do A LOT of research!! You may be surprised at what can be done for you with minimal scaring. That said, don't bite off on what 1 doctor says, get several opinions. You want the best results for you and you need to be educated. There are plenty of educational resources out there that will help you decide (with your doctor) what is best for you.0 -
I had a "Mommy Makeover" last May. Full tummy tuck, breast lift with implants. I could not be happier with it. Recovery wasn't anywhere near as bad as I thought - I could have gone back to work in 4 days. My breast scars are fading very well - the tummy one not so much but it is under the bikini line so it isn't seen in a bathing suit. I do have numbness which will probably last forever but I'd do it all again in a heartbeat.0
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It's the moral (and societal) issues I have when women get big beach ball boobs, even before they have kids (like that idiot famous person who got them and then was upset because she couldn't breast feed afterwards, it's like, Duh! You mess around in there with foreign objects enough and they aren't going to work properly!!) so that they are "attractive." There is nothing wrong with having little pert boobs. And I realize now that is not what you are adressing.
So I take back what I said about conforming to society, it's ok for you to want to go back to where you want to be, as long as you aren't wanting to "fix" yourself into something totally new. It was a bit naive of me to not understand where you are coming from, escpecially since I haven't had kids. And I know you don't need approval from me, I am just apologizing mostly.
Moral issues? LOL. Getting aesthetics confused with morals... isn't that difficult to do? Wow.
Yes, I consider changing your body (as in, what God gave you) drastically is a moral issue. Getting a boob job is not necessarily just aesthetics. It is a big, invasive deal, it's not like dyeing your hair. I personally beleive that you should rock and be proud of what you were given, and not try "fix" it unless there is something wrong (ie: getting reduction surgery because your back is being damaged etc). In the original poster's case, like I outlined, she really isn't trying to "fix" HERSELF, she is trying to "fix" CHANGES to her body brought on by challenging events taking a toll. That is why I consider it a more aesthetic issue (more like upkeep) than a moral issue, and why I consider getting beach ball breast implants because you aren't happy with your cute pert ones (as in, CHANGING your body drastically) a moral issue.
WHY OH WHY OH WHY do religious nuts bring a god into everything?
I don't have a god, why is your god telling me and others what to do?
because apparently their god is omniscient and has the authority to dictate how everyone else's life should be?
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When that god learns to deal with its kiddy fiddling priests I may be more inclined to listen...0
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ah yes, boobs! I've been wanting implants for years! I'm in the same boat, was small chested to begin with, and then after breastfeeding, i don't know wtf happened to them, but I no likey!! LOL
I don't feel like I'm conforming to society or all that.... I like boobs, and just want bigger/fuller ones...
it's a money thing for me, or I would've had them done long ago! 38yrs old and hoping before 40 at this point!
Get an estimate and start a private savings account just for them. You might find it doesn't cost as much as you think.0 -
I resent boob jobs because they make my spectacular natural breasts less impressive.
Do what makes you happy. Don't worry about me.1 -
WHY OH WHY OH WHY do religious nuts bring a god into everything?
I don't have a god, why is your god telling me and others what to do?
:laugh:
I love when religious nuts delve into philosophy of ethics & morality (and aesthetics) as well... it always makes things very colorful for a short while until I get disgusted.0 -
I find it really sad when women want to get breast implants and other cosmetic surgery. *sigh* You are buying into society's expectations that women need to forever be young, and they need to have big tits (which is hilarious considering breast feeding is nearly taboo in our culture, so they are really supposed to be big fat bags that are just for looks). It's silly, I think we should all focus on being healthy, and letting our body look however it is and be proud of it. I look up to women who rock what they have instead of rush to the knife to be how they think they are "supposed to look." You had babies, you were a mommy. You shouldn't want to look like you did in highschool, you should want to rock yourself because that is your badges of honor (in my opinion).
I mean good for you if you want to do something that rewards yourself for accomplishing your goal, but I have a heard time thinking that undergoing expensive SURGERY to look how society (i know, i know, you tell yourself it is "for you") wants you to look.
Sorry to be harsh.
I wouldn't call it "buying in to society's expectations". It's more like wanting to feel better about yourself. That's why most of us are on this site- to lose weight and feel better about ourselves. Are we buying into society's expecatations by wanting to lose weight and be fit? Is that why you are here?
I would love to have a little bit bigger boobs, but not because "society wants me to look that way." I want them because that's my personal preferance. And after I have kids, I'm for sure going to get a lift, because -I- want my boobs like that.
"Supposed to look" and WANTING to look are two different things.0 -
Funny...I sat poolside just a couple months ago in Miami next to two girls from Brazil who had big augmented breasts and they had them done in Brazil. They were visiting Miami. We actually had a conversation about how surgery there is so prevalent that it is SUPER cheap to get them done. Like $5k less than the US.
We won't even go into the "Moral" issues of their thong wearing on the beach...0 -
No, but I am getting procedures done. Nothing major. Just a chemical peel, and some other things to my face; just as a reward! I have some old acne scarring and some flaws I can fix and afford. 0
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Weight loss, motherhood, cancer, society, religion. Believe it or no you you don't actually have to justify your decision to everyone else for the rest of your life! I love my augmented breasts and I couldn't be happier with MY decision. Additionally pay attention to who has responded with anecdotal tales of woe and who has firsthand experience with breast augmentation! If you have any questions feel free to reach out.0
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