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If you're unsure about it, then don't get them. Only get them if you feel you'll truly feel better about your self-image with them. I find that confidence works much more than looks do in this industry.
It sounds like you should think about it a while longer. You're still young, there's no need to rush into an elective surgery, especially when there's nothing wrong with your body as it is now.
Many people are extremely happy with the results of their implants, but some people also end up regretting it.
If I were you, I'd do some more research and only go ahead with it if it's what you really want for yourself.
I'm almost 28 and have been going back and forth about whether to get implants for the past 10yrs or so. I also said if I could be SURE about it for 6 months straight I would do it, but now I'm certain I won't. I want to stop dancing within the next few months, plus I do very well being natural. Trust me, I know I would look great with them too, as long as I wasn't the unlucky one to randomly get a terrible job. But with my history of poor health (now I know due to Celiac disease), I don't know how I would handle it if my implants started affecting my health, like I've heard enough stories about to know its a possibility.
Practically though, the other night I was in a CR with a guy who said his wife might show up. So she did and came in too and I had to like feel her tits... which were hard as shit! It was so gross, and I almost felt embarrassed for her. I was thinking too that she's probably wishing she still had cute perky A cups like mine that her husband just paid a grand to touch. And I don't know how hardening happens, but seems like that could also be a possibility still.
I also think about what I would tell my future daughter who wanted to risk her health for bigger tits. I just know its not necessary, unless you really are doing it as an investment for work or you have terrible boobs after breastfeeding or they just look totally terrible. And what if you fall in love and get married to a guy that doesn't happen to be rich, and now 10-15yrs later you need 12k to exchange the sacs in your chest. That money would probably mean a lot for your family, like "sorry kids no braces this year, mommy needs her boobies re-done."
The money at the moment has never been an issue for me, but I cannot forsee what's going to happen down the road.
Even without the money issue at all, the idea goes against my spiritual beliefs, which I did not always hold. I'm very into meditating and feeling every part of my body, and having something that's not alive in me like that could possibly freak me out. I've just become all about nature and all things organic lately, I'm so glad I didn't make that decision at 23 and be stuck with them in my body now. Its not like you can remove them and go back to nice non-implanted tits.
But I'm really not against anyone else getting them at all. I'm only sharing my decision process, what I believe the risks to be, and what's important to me. My mental and physical health is my #1 priority, without that, I can't help anyone else.





Oh goodness, you're listening to what other people say to much.
This decision is about you. If you're not happy with the way you look, and you feel you would be happier if you changed the way you look - then get them done. For yourself. The majority of girls are going to say not to get implants; they're worried you'll become bigger competition.
Also, there's no time limit on this. Go see some doctors, mull it over, and wait a year or two if you're unsure.
BTW - Implants would look no sillier on you than they do on Kat (you know who I'm talking about). You and her have very similar builds/looks.





Definitely sounds like you should think about it some more. If you are not sure you will definitely have regrets.
I never thought I'd ever get them but I get more vain in my older years (28 now). I've never had low self esteem but I am one of those people who will focus on one imperfection until it drives me insane and I decide I need to do something about it. I thought about it and researched for almost 1 year.
I dont really worry about having something fake inside me. Silicone is everywhere. Even on some of our cookware - which means we are even ingesting it! Some other medical uses Temporomandibular Joint (jaw) implants; Small Joint Orthopedic (finger) implants; Large Joint Products (hip, knee, elbow) implants; Long term implantable contraceptives. I felt confident that I wouldnt have a bad reaction after my research.
I also wasnt worried about them looking fake or obvious. I want a more natural look but I'm too thin to have grown these boobs myself. I don't care if people think they look silly because I like them. Someone is always going to have an opinion on everything so you just have to do what makes you happy.
I think for you though its best to wait a few more years and think about it some more. You could look into http://www.macrolaneinjections.org/ or even fat transfer. Who knows in a few years there may be something even better available.
Thanks yall. Im still going to the appointments to see and feel and get to know the implants lol. I dont want to go too big..a big B or a small C and want them to feel real.. So Im wondering.. Im tiny and dont have much fat there.. The smaller the implant, the more it feels real?





^I think silicone feels pretty real regardless. Youll see when you feel it. They are very hard at first because the skin and tissue is holding the implant and the surrounding tissues are swelling with lymph. Once everything relaxes and you start to massage they just feel like normal boobs to me. But I guess if you have really really squishy boobs before they would feel firmer. Mine are still new so sometimes they feel exactly the same as my old boobs and sometimes firmer. One side is faster than the other to drop and fluff on me so when I lie down one is already rolling to the side like a natural boobie but the other one not as much hehehe. It will catch up though. My doc said this was the absolute biggest he could get in me because Im so small and Im a big C small D. When I wear clothes no one would even notice they are bigger but naked everyone will clearly see. Im too small to have grown boobs this big and perky myself.

I'm worried about getting them if they look bad on me too because I'm really skinny and my rib cage sticks out a bit and I dont know if they'll look bad because I'm not 'fleshy' enough.... but then again if I got a boob job I'd only go to a large B cup so I doubt it would turn out too bad![]()
I think everyone should aim smaller the first time they get their boobs done.... you dont know if they'll suit or be hard and annoying and you dont want stretch marks and stuff..... 1 cup size should be fineJust make sure you find a good plastic surgeon :3
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