I just celebrated 19 weeks since my explant surgery and I could not be happier.

Submitted by Guest on Mon, 10/31/2011 - 13:18

Hello, I just celebrated 19 weeks since my explant surgery and I could not be happier. It was the best choice I could have made. I also had very severe capsular contracture twice just like you but on my left side. I had revision surgery with a new implant put in and it didn't help, it came back. It got very, very bad and got so painful. I was very stressed out about it and it bothered me how I looked and how I felt. I was worried every night that it might rupture inside of me and worried about the capsular contracture, the implant was so hard and my whole chest hurt.

Helen Mirren Against Young People Getting Plastic Surgery

Submitted by admin on Tue, 08/30/2011 - 16:28
Helen Mirren plastic surgery

Helen Mirren is against young people getting plastic surgery and thinks it is "horrific" when they do.

British Anti Plastic Surgery League

Submitted by admin on Tue, 08/30/2011 - 15:54

Actresses Kate Winslet, Rachel Weisz and Emma Thompson have reportedly teamed up to form the “British Anti Plastic Surgery League,” to help ease some of the pressure of looking good in Hollywoodland. What some of the actresses seem to forget is that they may have gone under the knife themselves.

These giant boobies make me feel like I look 20 pounds heavier than I really am

Submitted by Guest on Wed, 08/17/2011 - 14:48

I'm 51 years old. I had the implants put in about 5-6 years ago and I also feel like they are in the way and not enhancing my life in any way. I was really misguided thinking I needed them to begin with. I was already a B cup and got smallish implants, or so I thought and ended up in a size 34F bra. Yes, that is F (or a DDD), not a typo. I don't feel like I'm overweight or heavy but these giant boobies make me feel like I look 20 pounds heavier than I really am. In another post I also commented on cleavage which shows in almost anything I wear.

I've had my implants since I was 16.

Submitted by Guest on Mon, 08/01/2011 - 10:54

I've had my implants since I was 16.
A lot of people think this is a disgusting age to have surgery at but I was born with Polands Syndrome, quite an extreme case which basically meant I had no breast tissue (no muscle) at all on the left side. I developed quite young so it became quite visible quite quickly. Being that age, at school with other kids, it can be hard enough so the doctors and I decided that having the surgery was the best thing to do as I had already had a few comments about being 'lopsided' which as you can imagine was horrible!

Decide widely & have no regrets

Submitted by Guest on Wed, 05/11/2011 - 01:34

Eleven yrs ago I didn't regret my increase from a 34A to 32 DD until my left implant (silicone) ruptured 3 months ago. It spiralled a nightmare of MRIs, consults with surgeons and the big decision about whether to replace or remove. On the assumption that the silicone had not spread beyond the scar capsule, I underwent a removal & replacement on April 7. The visual result was very good but this was tempered by the surgeon's discovery during surgery, that my left breast was a silicone "soup" having spread as far as the arm pit.

I miss my little breasts.

Submitted by Guest on Mon, 05/09/2011 - 20:08

it happened the same with me. I thought a lot (during many years) and i always gave up. But 11 months ago i had breast implants. And i never liked it since them. This week i went to another doctor and he told me that i cant remove them. He told me i m 40 years old and my skin will be terrible if i remove then (because of my age and the size of the implant...310 ml )