It is vital for women to realize they are not the only ones experiencing breast implants removal and regretting breast augmentation they carelessly underwent. We are glad to present you plastic surgery stories from celebs and average girls and women able of cheering you and helpful in making the right decision. You can upload your story about breast augmentation or breast implant removal. It will appear after review.
Here's my story. I am only posting to give other women out there in the same boat hope and to alleviate fears before making the decision to remove your implants. It's hard for me to wrap my mind around the woman I was thirteen years ago when I made the decision to get my normal, small (A cup) but nicely shaped breast augmented to a C-cup (under the muscle saline implants). Luckily, I went to an excellent surgeon and my new breasts looked great. I was happy with them for awhile, but gradually I began to regret them more and more.
Hello, I am a husband that has been married to my wife for 10 years. We have two fantastic little boys, which my wife adores and they in return. My wife is 37 years old, 4'-11" tall, weighs 90lbs, and is a 30A cup size. 11 years ago when we were dating she saved enough money to have a breast augmentation. Though, I personally am visually attracted to medium sized breasts, B to C, I was concerned over the surgery, how it would impact her life, and opposed it. Her parents weren't very keen on it either and she ended up forgoing the procedure.
I just got implants about 2 months ago because I thought it would improve my sagging breasts. I have to say that I wish I had just gotten a lift because I hate having these OBJECTS inside me. Thinking about replacements scares me too! And I despise thinking I got myself cut up to put plastic in me. People tell me I'll get used to it but why would I wait for that to happen when I don't want them now? I don't want to just gt used to it-that's understandable right? Everyone else with them that I ask is so happy but I don"t get it!
Hello, I had my implants for 7 years, and I had to have them removed last week due to deflation in the left one. I started with 34 B and received a 36 DD. which is 450 cc's. I did not really feel comfortable with them for th longest time. I was torn, because I could not wear certain clothes and felt like I stood out, and I did. I also over compensated and put on more weight, so as you can imagine I have saggy breasts, and have not had a lift. I will have my first Dr's visit with my surgeon just to hear options, and I do not want replacements. I may get a lift, but I may not.
I got implants when I was 26, and increase from a small B to a large C/small D. I regretted it IMMEDIATELY! The pain at first was unbearable – I couldn’t even open a bottle of water without being in excruciating pain!
Within a couple of days the pain started to wear off, and I got used to them. I started to feel glad that I did it. Within a couple months my skin had stretched enough that they didn’t look like balloons anymore, and I had a blast shopping for new bras, and wearing low cut shirts.
