I need some opinions on implants or not...

You are luck to be a C cup. Try Being a 38DDD. I have back problems when i do to much house work, exercise etc.. I have permament indentation on my shoulder's due to the weight of these girls. I would love to be a C cup again, but can't afford the surgery. Think really had about it. C is the perfect size!!!!!

I have thought about them, myself. I would like to get to my goal weight, first, and then see how I feel. My chest is the first place I lose and the last place I gain! 38 C seems like a good size, if you ask me. Have you considered waiting until you are finished losing weight, to see how your body looks at your goal weight? What is the hurry? You say you want to take the focus off your tummy, but if you finish losing the weight, it may not even be an issue. I always say that I don't want to put brand new rims on this old, beat-up Buick! LOL

I have a lot of friends that had implants, their biggest recommendation, find a plastic surgeon who also does reconstructive breast surgery, don't opt for the cheapest because its the best deal. My biggest concern is, it seems the older you are, the higher risk of something else happening.

In the end, it doesn't matter what anyone else thinks, says or does, it is what you want and what will make you the happiest. It is your body.

If it's what YOU want. By all means, GO FOR IT!!

I want fake ones when I reach my goal weight, and I am currently a C - for all those people who are telling you NOT to because you're already a C - they've never seen deflated DD's that turned to C's. Like you, I'm worried mine may get even smaller with the last 15 - 30 I want to lose. Regardless, if I'm a C when I reach goal weight, I'd still like a cup size bigger.

I have them, I love them, they were the right choice for ME. It has to be your personal choice! No one else can make it for you. Each person has their own idea of what breast size is right for them, whether that means a reduction, a lift, or implants. Just do your research.

A few incorrect points made:
1. They will not stay perky when you are old. They sag like real breasts do. You'll have to ask for that look if you want it.
2. They have to be replaced, but there is no specific time limit. Some women have a rupture early, that is what the warranty is for. Others last for 20+ years with no issues. But if you decided to have surgery you have to go into it knowing that the possibility is there for future surgeries.
3. Complication rates are not as high as they seem. You can google Mentor or Allergan implant studies and get stats for this. Plus some doctors have a higher or lower rate based on technique.
4. Confidence and how your surgery impacts you is incredibly individual. Some women realize they went too big or too small, resulting in another surgery. Others go back for a lift when they did not originally have one. Some have them removed. Others find themselves perfectly happy. How it will impact you, no one will know. Personally, they help me feel more comfortable with my body, but they did not change my personality like so many people assume they do.
5. They don't feel like hard balls, unless you ask for that. Especially when you have natural tissue! There are women with implants that you'd never know have them.
6. Implants do not weigh the same as natural tissue. They could be more or less depending on the individual's breast and tissue type.
I know you love your surgeon that did your tummy tuck, but don't be afraid to get other opinions. You want a doctor that does a lot of breast surgeries, is experienced with women with more natural breast tissue. There are tons of resources to use for research, if you'd like some please feel free to send me a message. Good luck with your choice! You'll find what is right for you.

ok, as a guy, I am repulsed at women that get implants. I think it makes women look cheap and vain. Leave the implants where they belong, strippers and pro wrestlers.

Do I look like a ProWrestling stripper sir?

THANK YOU! I meant to respond to that as well. I don't look like a stripper or prowrestler either!! Stereotypes are RIDICULOUS!!

Doesnt health insurance cover a reduction? My friend had the surgery and it was covered. You may want to look into that.

you basically have to jump thru hoops to get it. if you are overweight, you have to lose the weight first. then, you need to have a series of documented ailments - back pain, bra strap indentations, etc. for over a year before they will consider covering. at least that was my insurance....

I say no. Boobs are nice, but if you are getting smaller and smaller from losing weight and your boobs match your body why mess with it? I knew a girl who was a size 6, no butt and had DD implants. SHe looked ridiculous and they looked really fake and dumb. However, if you lose ALL your boobs and want to go like to a C and be perkier, then I would be all for that!

I want to say that I am a smaller person - size zero - and I wear a 30DD bra. They are all mine - not impants - and I have never been told they look too big on me.

So I can only think that implants the girl you knew had looked fake and dumb because they were fake and dumb - not because of the size of the person that had them.

I am getting me some big ol bewwwbs after I get where I want. Can't wait..