i want breast implants…
this is for the ladies….. not a blog as such, im just looking for information. i guess you all know the story. i was a big girl… i had big boobs but now since i have lost the weight i guess i have never grown to love being smaller.
i want to get implants, i like the way they look on others. was just wondering what girls who have them think about them? do they hurt? do you like the way they feel? i know its a personal choice but im looking to get as much info as possible before i make that step.
if any guys are reading this (and i know they will because its about boobs 
) was wondering what you think of them? what they feel like to you etc….
any feedback would be great 
May 14, 2007 at 3:04 am
Please don’t place them too soon, but only do it when you have reached the weight you want and can attain for the rest of your live.
Your Boobs might become in better shape when you workout so surgery is not nessicary. Personally I don’t like silicon boobs. When a woman has them and leis down on the beach in bikini it looks like someone with plastic balls cause they don’t hand naturally anymore
May 14, 2007 at 6:25 pm
Well, it’s definitely a hard decison. I’m considering them also. If you feel that their necessary you should definately wait till your at your target weight, I don’t think your suppose to work out for atleast a few weeks. As for pain, they hurt like a bitch. (My mother has implants, she told me that it felt like she was "getting running over by a truck." It really depends on the surgery, anethesia, pain tolerance, etc..
(Most likely, you’d recieve Saline implants..Many Suregons don’t use Silcone anymore.)
To make the best decision be informed. Do your homework and wait till you’ve completed your fitness goal (Your boobs will change the more you progress.) Before you make any choices –buy a Saline bra at Wallmart and see how you like it.
My personal opinion: well I like implants, natural looking ones. I prefer them over real ones. They look better and they feel. (Think of a water bed.) I’m a bit nervous about the pain and recovery time though.
May 14, 2007 at 6:37 pm
Yes, I have a similar story.
Lost a lot of weight, and all of my boobs along with it. (That and 4 years of breastfeeding will do a serious job on natural breasts.)
The surgery was a piece of cake. Minimal pain.
I think maybe when you have had boobs and then lose them there is less pain, because the skin doesn’t have to stretch.
I got saline…my Dr offered silicone, but I didn’t like the risk of auto immune disorders I had heard about with the saline.
They feel and look nice.
I have lost 10 more pounds since I got them, and am ready to go back to get bigger.
The biggest mistake women make is going too small.
Implants look smaller under clothing then natural breasts. PM me if you have any questions at all.
May 14, 2007 at 6:38 pm
Excuse me…I meant to say the risks involved with the silicone.
May 14, 2007 at 7:11 pm
HI!! Yes Maddi, is right!! I had mine done and let me tell you I LOVE THEM!!!!! I lost a lot of weight and i had Natioanl Geographic Chmip Boobs!! and i had mine done and it was worth the discomfort!!!!! The pain is diffrent and varies for people…I went through my armpits (no scars) and now i have a natural looking DD and i can’t stop looking at them!!!!!!!!! it is the best thing anyone can do for one’s self esteem!! Silicone is coming back though i have Saline just in case? The first thing i said when i woke up from the anestesia is look i have boobies!! AND they feel natural!! and look great and sexy!! they do such a great job now or days with them.. and don’t think you need to go to Beverly hills to get nice ones either! i referred so many people to my Doc. Oh by the way once you have them done you will be showing people!!! I work at a hospital and all the girls say oh you do can i see them, I say sure look at these hehe before i got them i would be so self concious!! Go for it!!! just make sure you do research on your doctor okay and of course any questions let me know!! Good luck!!! I LOVE THEM !!!
May 20, 2007 at 1:19 am
I wish you the best of luck with what ever you choose.
July 28, 2007 at 7:03 pm
Not knowing other men’s views on the topic, I started a conversation at work with a few colleagues and found out that some guys are actually opposed to implants.
This is a phenomenon that I personally cannot understand. Fake… Real… They are ALL real enough for me! And does a guy even have a right to have an opinion on it is the first place? I think not.
Oh, but if you do go for them… make sure you massage them a lot!