Anyone regret BA? Honest stories!! Started by: HEATHER

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  • HEATHER 11
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    Hi, i am just wondering if anyone can share whether if they could go back in time they would never have had BA? horror stories welcome but also positive. I am fully saved up now and just have to wait long enough after having a baby to be seen etc. I am a natural born worrier and tbh i worry if i have nothing to worry about. Thanks in advance anyone who can share xx Also merry xmas to everyone!!

    Leila -10
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    Saying you are a natural worrier isn’t a good thing. All the best

    Katie 13
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    Hi Heather, I do think it’s natural to have some worries/concerns going into this process as it’s such a huge decision. Myself being a bit of an over thinker I can understand any apprehension however I am now 9 weeks post op and I do not regret my decision at all. Some days I still can’t believe I actually went through with it lol but I’m so glad I did. I absolutely love the results. I didn’t go with MYA personally however I’m sure whichever company you chose they will be able to talk you through and reassure you with any concerns you may have : ) X

    Millie-Rose 33
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    Hey Heather! I’m such a worrier too, I was crying before my GA but honestly everything will be fine. I’m 9dpo now and I absolutely love them already and I’m so so pleased that I went through with it. The nurses at the hospital are so reassuring and the anaesthetists were really good with me worryingg too x

    HEATHER 11
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    Thanks Katie & Millie-Rose. Its a big deal to me, especially when your opting to do it and you have kids. Overthinking isnt always a bad thing, means you have given it LOTS of consideration. Want to gather all the facts and stories from other girls help which is why this forums really handy. I think i will be one of those thats like “i cant actually believe i did this”. Its costly aswell so the amount of time ive spent saving has given me time to research. Its good to hear you both have no regrets, congrats on getting it done. Hope it makes a difference as boobs sound trivial to some people but they can massively dent a girls confidence. Oh and Leila, cheers for that try not to comment again unless its of some use ? X

    Jenna x 53
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    I waited 15 years only due to financial reasons and honestly was the best decision I ever made!! Xx

    Leila -10
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    Lol Heather, don’t take it wrong or personal. I do understand where you are coming from. I just felt if you are a natural worrier, that this process might be tough for you and I was high on my meds to say more lol. Well, I feel most times putting all your worries aside and just think mostly about the positives would help. I’m not saying, you shouldn’t have other concerns, which is natural to have. But if you focus on more of the horror stories, girl trust me, you wouldn’t do it, as there are so much out there. Positivity would get you through many things in life. Have a good Xmas.

    Jo 13
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    I am 3 months post op. I think it’s easy for me to focus on the negatives here! For example, now that I’ve gone through with the op I still feel guilty about how much financially it has cost, I still need to be careful when the lifting etc and can’t just be climbed all over by my 2 young children. I will always have in the back of my mind things like capsular contracture/rupture etc.

    However, if I hadn’t gone though with my op then all I’d be focusing on is having zero confidence because of my lack of breasts, not feeling comfortable enough to even get changed in front of my fiancé and wanting to cry every time I saw my top half naked.

    So I guess I can’t win!
    I also guess that really 3 months isn’t that long and I’m still recovering, and I just have to assume everything will continue to be fine! My boobs do look awesome!!!

    Heidi 217
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    I don’t have children so can’t relate to that but I’m 7 months post op, my feelings on this change often, never have I regretted having it done & have always been thrilled with my results but sometimes i do think ‘did I really need to?’ Cause they’re rarely on show, i miss laying on my front & most of all i miss not having to worry about them like if my boyfriends messing around i still get frightened of them being damaged, this just me?
    Although just like Jo before i was so embarrassed of my body & now i take my top off without a second thought & any outfit looks amazing etc.
    Guess theres just pro’s and con’s to everything, i would still do it all over again & mya was amazing xxx

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