Would you suggest implants ?

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Anonymous wrote:Personally I think implants, unless due to cancer, are an embarrassing display of insecurity, so I wouldn't suggest them to anyone. Rocking the body you've got is much hotter.

I was born with tuberous breasts, which is considered a deformity. My boobs were unevenly sized and oddly shaped. I got corrective surgery with implants so they looked good. And I did it for myself. My new breasts look a lot better.

Same here. Not tubular but I had very unevenly sized boobs (I think at least partially due to scoliosis - apparently this can happen more so than the normal range of uneven most women have). I got the asymmetry corrected. Part of that correction was small implants. I feel amazing, the procedure was easy, and they look absurdly natural. Almost too natural! Ha. But I had a gray surgeon and I just went in wanting more even breasts because I lived ny entire adult life with two different cup sizes.

It’s funny because it’s not a big deal at ALL.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m built exactly like you and I also went through a phase where I thought I wanted implants. Then I came to my senses. Clothes look so much better on me than they would if I had implants. I can rock a silk blouse with just a pair of nippies and look like a million bucks. Why would I want to change that? Sure, bathing suits can be tricky because 95% are designed for people with boobs. But let me tell you, those 5% that are designed for us flat girls look awesome. There’s a mom at our pool who looks like she could be on the cover of sports illustrated. Guess what. She’s built like you. Of course plastic surgeons are going to tell you that you need them. It’s how they make their money. But you’re built like a supermodel. Own it.

My plastic surgeon tries to talk me out of it - he says something similar “ he doesn’t like to play with what looks good already”. It’s really my hang up mostly because I see all these women in the summer wearing crop tops with huge boobs. I had sex with 4 men in my life they didn’t say anything. Two were very attentive to that area in bed which makes me very excited. Other 2 were not (and the relationships didn’t last), and I think maybe they didn’t like me being small.

You def shouldn't get implants then. When you do you lose all sensation in your breasts.

That’s not true. Do all of you commenting here even know what you’re talking about? OP I agree, get implants or don’t. But there’s a lot of misinformation on every implant thread on here. I would dare any of you to look at me and even guess if I have implants or not. This is not LA or Miami and the surgeons around here cater to a very different look and crowd.

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OP, I was a 32B/34A until i had kids and i researched implants to no end. Then i had a breast cancer scare and talked with a mammography technician about implants. Now i have saggy 34Bs and you couldn’t drag me to a surgeon if they were giving away perfect boobs for free. It’s not worth the risk of missing cancer at an early stage, or the likely need for replacement at some point, or the possible complications (inflammation related syndromes, capsular contracture, etc.).

Also, do lots of squats. Guys like nice butts even more than they like boobs.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m built exactly like you and I also went through a phase where I thought I wanted implants. Then I came to my senses. Clothes look so much better on me than they would if I had implants. I can rock a silk blouse with just a pair of nippies and look like a million bucks. Why would I want to change that? Sure, bathing suits can be tricky because 95% are designed for people with boobs. But let me tell you, those 5% that are designed for us flat girls look awesome. There’s a mom at our pool who looks like she could be on the cover of sports illustrated. Guess what. She’s built like you. Of course plastic surgeons are going to tell you that you need them. It’s how they make their money. But you’re built like a supermodel. Own it.

My plastic surgeon tries to talk me out of it - he says something similar “ he doesn’t like to play with what looks good already”. It’s really my hang up mostly because I see all these women in the summer wearing crop tops with huge boobs. I had sex with 4 men in my life they didn’t say anything. Two were very attentive to that area in bed which makes me very excited. Other 2 were not (and the relationships didn’t last), and I think maybe they didn’t like me being small.

You def shouldn't get implants then. When you do you lose all sensation in your breasts.

That’s not true. Do all of you commenting here even know what you’re talking about? OP I agree, get implants or don’t. But there’s a lot of misinformation on every implant thread on here. I would dare any of you to look at me and even guess if I have implants or not. This is not LA or Miami and the surgeons around here cater to a very different look and crowd.

I never said they couldn't be natural! Or that I would know looking at you, but I thought the loss of sensation was a known thing. As someone for whom that area is a primary stop on my path to...satisfaction, I would never risk it. I have had a TT and absolutely have numbness in areas where muscle repair was done and along the surgical line. I am not anti plastic surgery.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m built exactly like you and I also went through a phase where I thought I wanted implants. Then I came to my senses. Clothes look so much better on me than they would if I had implants. I can rock a silk blouse with just a pair of nippies and look like a million bucks. Why would I want to change that? Sure, bathing suits can be tricky because 95% are designed for people with boobs. But let me tell you, those 5% that are designed for us flat girls look awesome. There’s a mom at our pool who looks like she could be on the cover of sports illustrated. Guess what. She’s built like you. Of course plastic surgeons are going to tell you that you need them. It’s how they make their money. But you’re built like a supermodel. Own it.

My plastic surgeon tries to talk me out of it - he says something similar “ he doesn’t like to play with what looks good already”. It’s really my hang up mostly because I see all these women in the summer wearing crop tops with huge boobs. I had sex with 4 men in my life they didn’t say anything. Two were very attentive to that area in bed which makes me very excited. Other 2 were not (and the relationships didn’t last), and I think maybe they didn’t like me being small.

You def shouldn't get implants then. When you do you lose all sensation in your breasts.

That’s not true. Do all of you commenting here even know what you’re talking about? OP I agree, get implants or don’t. But there’s a lot of misinformation on every implant thread on here. I would dare any of you to look at me and even guess if I have implants or not. This is not LA or Miami and the surgeons around here cater to a very different look and crowd.

Cool that you didn’t have any complications. Scars are real after boob job and many women have issues even with that part, cysts, skin irregularities and so on after implants.

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Anonymous wrote:OP, I was a 32B/34A until i had kids and i researched implants to no end. Then i had a breast cancer scare and talked with a mammography technician about implants. Now i have saggy 34Bs and you couldn’t drag me to a surgeon if they were giving away perfect boobs for free. It’s not worth the risk of missing cancer at an early stage, or the likely need for replacement at some point, or the possible complications (inflammation related syndromes, capsular contracture, etc.).

Also, do lots of squats. Guys like nice butts even more than they like boobs.

OP here: no issues with the butt LJo smokes aside mine is smaller, rounder, tighter and more dramatic transition from mid section

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:HELL no! Don't do it. Small boobs are classy and very "in".

"Small boobs are classy?" WTF?

They are. Giant boobs and excessive cleavage are trashy. Facts are facts.

This is just WASP nonsense.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:OP, I was a 32B/34A until i had kids and i researched implants to no end. Then i had a breast cancer scare and talked with a mammography technician about implants. Now i have saggy 34Bs and you couldn’t drag me to a surgeon if they were giving away perfect boobs for free. It’s not worth the risk of missing cancer at an early stage, or the likely need for replacement at some point, or the possible complications (inflammation related syndromes, capsular contracture, etc.).

Also, do lots of squats. Guys like nice butts even more than they like boobs.

OP here: no issues with the butt LJo smokes aside mine is smaller, rounder, tighter and more dramatic transition from mid section

Then save your boob money for some nice pencil skirts!

Oh how i miss my youth!

(--Saggy 34B PP.

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Anonymous wrote:Big boobs just make you look heavy, especially as you age.

Implants don’t necessarily mean big boobs. I went from an A to a C.

C is a big size!

It’s full. But it hardly makes a woman look “heavy” especially permanently perky implants.

Np - this. Same here. Now a full C cup. I'm 5'6, does not make me look heavy at all. I've always had thick muscular athletic legs but was damn near flat chested. Having a fuller chest just makes my upper and lower body look more proportionate now. And C is not even that big, especially under clothes.

[Anonymous]

No. It is not worth the risk or expense.

It will not solve your problems.

And did you know how many women pay again to have them removed? How many (quality) men find them unattractive? That they impede the effectiveness of breast cancer screening.

Consider Seeking therapy instead.

[Anonymous]

Hello, Kate Middleton has tiny boobs and is one of the most desirable women on earth.

[Anonymous]

OP since youre not sure about it, just get an implant in one breast only. Thats a good compromise.

[Anonymous]

Buy a padded bra.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:HELL no! Don't do it. Small boobs are classy and very "in".

"Small boobs are classy?" WTF?

They are. Giant boobs and excessive cleavage are trashy. Facts are facts.

Which is why men have lusted over Jayne Mansfield, Sophia Loren, Liz Taylor, Raquel Welch, Briggite Bardot, Sofia Vergara………

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No. I think a thin woman with nice small breasts can be very sexy and would just lean into rocking that look. Why do it when you can just decide you are awesome without pain, surgery, and money.

Love yourself as you are! Don’t open that Pandora’s box!