Lots of questions! Started by: Natalie Harvey

Hi Natalie, I can’t answer all of your questions cos I haven’t had my surgery yet, I’m getting mine done in May. When I had my consultation the surgeon said I’d need to have unders (under the muscle as opposed to over the muscle) as I don’t have much breast tissue to cover the 450cc implants that I’ve opted for. He said I could have overs if I really wanted to but there’s more chance of seeing the edge of the implant due to the lack of breast tissue and cos he could feel my ribs at the top of and between my boobs. He said I’d be having high profile but I’m not really sure what the difference is other than the projection from your chest wall (so they stick out more). I was told by my PC that the teardrop shape are more suitable for ladies with fullness at the top of their breasts because they end up being fuller at the bottom so I’d you’re quite empty at the top to begin with she would recommend round over teardrop.
Sorry for the essay lol but hope it’s some help! ☺ xx

Usually behind the muscle or “unders” gives you the opposite look of stuck on, so I’m not really sure why hers look like this.

1. The profile is how much they stick out from your chest. Higher profile stick out more and are a bit thinner. A higher profile is usually better for people with thinner chests. Your surgeon will decide the profile though so you don’t really need to worry about this 🙂

2. Overs are over the muscle. They tend to look more stuck on and are recommended if you have enough breast tissue already to cover them. If not then you have a higher chance of rippling or seeing the edges of the implant. These have a shorter and less painful recovery time. Unders or partials are placed under/partially under the muscle and tend to have a longer recovery time but they drop over a few weeks and have a more natural look to them. There’s also less chance of rippling or seeing the implant. Many women can also still breastfeed after having unders and it makes mammograms easier to see than if you were to go over the muscle.

3. Teardrop tend to look more natural than round, but if you go under the muscle then round usually tend to look quite teardrop shaped anyway after they drop and fluff out. It depends how natural you want them. Do you want it to look like you just have naturally bigger boobs, or are you like me and you want nice natural shaped boobs that still look a little bit fake. Or there’s the other option of having them look more fake and going for the round overs, but judging by what you said about your sister’s, this isn’t the look you’re wanting to achieve haha.

Can’t answer your last questions as I didn’t use the MYA piggy bank and I haven’t had my op yet! 23 days and counting yay! xx

Hey, not had my op yet it’s on the 28th but because I’m a size 6 petite I have to have 300cc high profile unders, I sed i dnt want them to look fake stuck on , I’m a 32a and been told this size will take me to a D , I found getting a loan from the bank was a better option too xx

Wow alot of questions hehe I can answer the teardrop one! I only had my BA yesterday I had 475 under the muscle and teardrop and I think mine are looking quite “natural” at the moment however slightly on the larger side and swollen. Deffo would recommend! However I haven’t got much cleavage as I think this can only be achieved with the rounded ones ! X

Hi Natalie Iv sent you a friend request, feel free to look at my pics on my profile. I was a flat 32a and got 325c under the muscle. I’m on day 6 recovery, I’m still slightly sore and can’t lift my arms above my head but I’m doing ok I’m able to make my own bed and now brush my own hair. The only thing I’m really struggling with at the moment is sleeping, the bottom off my back and bum is really sore from sleeping propped up but that’s it really. Iv not taken pain killers since day 3 x