Help Needed!

Hi, I’m currently a 32-34A cup size and have no self confidence. I would like to have a breast enlargement but don’t have much of an idea of what size to go to or how to go about it, or what size can I go to? any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance Hannah x

Hiya hun,
The best thing to do is to book a consultation with a company and they’ll have a chat with you and based on how much breast tissue you have etc, they’ll be able to give you an idea of the sizes you’ll be able to have 🙂 xx

[Hannah Hill]

Hi Izzy,
Thank you 🙂
Is MYA good to make an appointment with? Have you had a good experience with them? x

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Hannah Hill.

Hi Hannah, Izzy is right – The best thing to do would be to book an initial consultation with a reputable company. You can even go to numerous companies to see who you feel more comfortable and confident with.
During your consultation they will be able to discuss the process and procedure and discuss what can be achieved in comparison to your desired result. It will also give you the opportunity to ask all the questions you have whilst researching and deciding if you want to proceed further : ) X

Hi Hannah!

I understand the feeling! I agree with Izzie and Katie. Take your time to do your research about clinics near where you live, prices, advantages and disadvantages of the procedure, surgeons, etc.

I just had a breast augmentation+nipple lift+ aureola reduction (I had a tubular and droopy breast before) 11 days ago. It’s still early days but my recovery has been very smooth and my surgeon has been amazing so far! His name is Dr. Olumuyiwa Olubowale (I know, complex name haha, they call him Dr Olu). He works for the Private Clinic at Leeds but also for the “Park Hill Hospital” (Doncaster). I don’t know if these locations are any good for you though…but I cannot recommend him enough! He was super informative about the whole process, risks, etc and he’s such a lovely man! I saw him twice after surgery already and he called me a few times after the operation to check how I was doing, etc.

I did find very helpful to see him from the beginning( first consultation) instead of just my patient coordinator but everyone has different views about it. I just think it is better (if possible) to meet the person who would be your surgeon from the beginning, just to make sure you feel comfortable not just with the company you end up choosing but also with the person who’s key in all this.

Depending on the place you choose, you might need to pay for the first consultation.

I wish you all the best xx

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