UGH... I went in to my appointment for nipple consultation knowing I was probably going to need a small revision with the implants I have, but learned that I am going to need to swap out the ones I have for slightly larger ones. Reason being, these implants I have now are wrinkling. I have faith in my plastic surgeon and know she wants to have great results and she said, "I can do better." So, I am swapping out the 700cc implants for either 750cc or 800cc. I am only nervous because the largest they make is 800! I hope they don't get too heavy and sag down to my belly button. I don't know why I started out with a negative because I am grateful to have a doctor that wants me to have the best results and I am sure she will produce beautiful work.
This surgery will be October 21st. That backs us up right against Joshua's deployment. I have decided to forgo the Alaskan winter and hide out in sunny Arizona while the husband is out doing his job. A sunburn is so much more pleasant than frostbite. After my surgery and downtime, I will migrate south without coming back to the Last Frontier. My heart is heavy and sad because I do love Alaska, but it's better for us all to be with family while Joshua is away.
Because I will be bouncing the new, larger implants, I will not be getting nipples until these settle into place. That way I'm not pointing in two different directions! It is funny that I am nervous about going bigger. I dare go back and hide behind my previous posts about porno boobs and being so worried about having tiny titties! I am quite pleased with the how things are turning out. I just never imagined it would be a year later and still working on getting things done. No wham bam thank you mam here!
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Hi! I am also getting 800 cc implants Oct 26th I still have my expanders in and I am super excited to get them out and get the Saline implants. I think you will look fabulous! Good Luck to you and your surgery and keep us updated!
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