So I added a review to Trustpilot which has been removed as they apparently they need proof of purchase. Other than a bank statement or a photo of my lovely chest they aren’t getting either. I personally think it’s because my review was so awesome that they thought mya had hired a professional to write it.
What do you think (sorry it’s long)?
So at first it was the most terrifying thing I have put myself forward to do but I am so glad I have done it and cant believe I didn’t do it sooner. After looking to get an enlargement since I was 16 I had done my research but then things got in the way such as uni, buying a house, getting married, buying another house and having a child. After having a child my boobs went from little and perky to well floppy and just not nice. It was my husband who eventually give me the kick to look into my dream after seeing how much I hated my own body. I booked an appointment with MYA Newcastle and I’m glad I did. As soon as I stepped foot in the door I was made to feel so welcome and not insecure about my body but happy that I could change what I hated and they would be with me every step of the way. My PC was beyond fab and answered the barrage of questions I threw at her until I was happy before letting me go any further. She wasn’t pushing ‘just to get a sale’ but is someone who had been where I was and could understand the struggle of padded bras for small boobs. I booked with my surgeon Mr Monuir and the first second I entered the room I knew I wasn’t going to back out, he was brilliant and made me feel so relaxed.
As the day to the surgery approached I was anxious which I think is a very natural reaction for such a big thing that will change your life.
I have my implants under the muscle and to say they hurt was an understatement. After seeing the results I would do it all again in the blink of an eye. I look pretty damn awesome to be honest and wondering why I never did this sooner. Ive got the body I always wanted, I no longer look like a pre-pubescent teen. Its been an amazing journey which I still have a long way to go on but so far its like a skip in the park rather than a climb up a mountain and that I put down to the support of my family and the whole team at MYA Newcastle.
