[vegankjh]

Good for you!! My cousin has always had large breasts (like special order bras breasts) and always talked about a reduction, but never got one. I just want mine perky again. Breastfeeding my son seemed to deflate them.

[thumper88]

i liked the big ones. but then again i dont got to carry them around ether so its all good,thay say more than a mouth full is wasted anyway. of corse i never wasted any.

[PlinyTheYounger]

Good luck and happy healing

[michy]

Originally Posted by AMightyWind ↗

Thank you! I'm surprisingly not in much pain, so it's interesting to see photos and not feel much.

Wait til the Percocet or Vicodin wear off.

Good for you though sweetie, I wish I coulda had your surplus.

[AMightyWind]

Originally Posted by michy ↗

Wait til the Percocet or Vicodin wear off.

Good for you though sweetie, I wish I coulda had your surplus.

I haven't taken any meds in 47 1/2 hours. I feel awesome. I can't offer you my surplus boob, but I can offer my surplus meds!

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by AMightyWind ↗

No, I have never been pregnant, never had a child, and never had sex even. It just happened. And I always wore a bra, so that dispels the urban legends that bras prevent sagging.


I'm in the USA, and I have a private insurance company, and they required at least 390g removed from one breast to qualify for coverage. The surgeon removed around 300g from each; 1.5lb in total. They claimed that 300g wasn't enough to make "a positive impact on my health". Bullshit, if you ask me.

I hate when whomever it is sets their standard as to what is right for everyone. Everyone is different. We all have different body types and are all shapes and sizes!

It's the same with medications! What helps one of us is going to kill the next one! Who's to say what will impact your life? You don't know until you get there! Idiots!

I'm glad you got what you wanted! It would suck to have to turn around and add more later!

[AMightyWind]

Originally Posted by diamondsmiles ↗

I hate when whomever it is sets their standard as to what is right for everyone. Everyone is different. We all have different body types and are all shapes and sizes!

[snip]

I'm glad you got what you wanted! It would suck to have to turn around and add more later!

I know, but I guess I'm fine because my family could afford it, and I'd rather someone who relied on insurance get coverage. Hell, that probably wouldn't happen.

And I did get what I wanted, so I'm thrilled. I'm just bugged I'm bruised, because I feel great, but I don't look as good as I feel.


This is the extent of my bruising, Tuesday, May 22. (Surgery was Friday May 18). Pretty icky, but not too painful. I haven't taken medicine since Sunday.

[corrico]

Very interesting to see such a work in progress, it's very interesting to see your updates, and i wish you the very besy in your healing process, many positive thoughts your way for a successful recovery.

[Oswald2001]

I'm not a surgeon, but to me, you certainly look like you are doing very well after only four days.

[DVEEUS]

glad you're not in a lot of pain as it looks very painful...best of luck during the rest of your healing process...thank you for sharing your continuing experience...:)