thinking long-term….

Hey girls! Ok so I’m getting my BA on the 19th June and turning 21 not long after that. There are tons of girls who are in the same situation as me so this might be something you may want to consider too!

Ive been offered 460cc unders from Mario Russo but I’m concerned that might stretch me a lot as I’m only 32A, then when I have children (aiming for 4!) around my late twenties/early 30’s then my boobs will sag and i’ll need a re-op. I’m fine with that part, but will I have no choice but to go bigger as they will have stretched? I really don’t to go bigger than a DD at any point in my life as I don’t think it would suit me!! Should I start off with a smaller implant to avoid going bigger and bigger and bigger? I don’t want an uplift in the future xxx

ive not had my ba yet (mines next fri) im having 410 overs from 30a size 6, luckily i have had my children although am only 23. but implants do measure bigger than they look, lots of girls on here who have had 380s are like an f/ff so you and some who’ve had 340s can end up an E so you will probably ended up bigger than a dd. with regards to uplift after babies can depend if your planning on breastfeeding when the time comes for you. but you could end up absolutely fine nothing can be gauranteed. but if your really not sure go back and see your surgeon and see if you can try a smaller size to give you some options xx

hi a-marie i think u might b best of 2 go a little smaller !!! my friend had 300 to start with and had 2 kids !! hers went massive when she was pregnant, so then had 2 go 2 a 460 cc and she is only 26 !! hope this helps xxxx

Thanks girls! In my head I’m thinking I’ve got lots of time to enjoy a great result then when I’ve done the whole baby thing I can think about a different ‘look’. Who knows, I might have put weight on and may need to go bigger to go into proportion. I’m going to do the rice test tonight though, as inaccurate as some people say it is… just to get a tiny bit of an idea! Thanks for the advice girls xxx

You may not have a choice with regards to uplift in the future. Gravity and pregnancy will change your breasts over time as well as age itself. Having implants will increase the chance of your breasts sagging too as the extra weight pulls on your tissues. Pregnancy will stretch your breats and when they return to their pre pregnancy size the skin may not return to normal. The more pregnancies you have the worse this becomes as the skin loses its elasticity and if you develop sag just putting in bigger implants doesnt always help, if the sag is significant enough you will need to have an uplift anyway regardless of putting in bigger implants otherwise the implants sit high on the chest whilst the skin and the nipples are left sagging below them and its not a good look! Sorry that this might not be what you want to hear but its just another thing you have to consider when getting breast surgery.

I had my child before saving for op, thinkin would be last chance of gettin big natural boobs but they just went up to full b then back down exactly same as before pregnancy, my auntie was the same after her 2 children before she had her ba, so its not definate you’d have much change anyway, ask relatives how much they changed in size as you likely to be same as them xx

Thanks for the reply girls. I’ve just spoken to my mum and she said her boobs went back to normal after me. Also she’s filipino so shes got an amazing body even at 59! I’ll have a good think about it and speak to Mr Russo on the day. xx

I dont think it matters what size u go and id say take what he offers. After a few kids u wil most definitly need an uplift after, at which point all the excess skin will be removed and a same size implant will be put back in but newer! I know cos i have just done it xx

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