Worried but want to do it.

Hi girls,

I’ve been reading through the forum and loving the results of your breast enlargements really good work.

I’m 32 5’7 size 8-10 no children. Since 15 I’ve always wanted breast enlargement as very conscious about my boobs. As I’ve got older I’ve accepted them a bit more but will never be happy as they as small.
I’m really scared about doing this even going for a consultation (which I haven’t booked yet). I worry about being put under as never have before, if the implant leaks (not sure if that even happens these days) and do they need to be redone after so many years.

Also knowing what to go for I want them to look and feel natural but want to be at least a size c/d so a really big handful lol.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated X

Hi Rachel, I could have written a lot of this myself, I’m 32 as well with two kids, I’ve always hated my boobs but got to a point of just accepting them however at Christmas my husband wanted to get me a new bra which had me melting down because bra shopping is the worst when you have nothing to put in a bra and I’ve decided I want to get mine done now. I have my initial consult next week and I have loads of questions but mainly I’m just excited now! I hope someone is able to give you some helpful advice! Good luck xx

Hi Rachel

I can understand your worries. I was the same as you but finally booked my op yesterday.

My advice to you would be to just go for consultation and see how you feel afterwards. There’s no pressure, no rush. It might help you decide how you feel.

I’m still nervous now but just know I don’t want to be insecure for the rest of my life so taking a big leap of faith out of my comfort zone.

Good luck with your decision and I hope it’s the right one for you!

Hi Rachel! I have the same worries too, mainly incase something goes wrong and I have everyone saying ‘you shouldn’t have done it in the first place!’ . Every time I get worried about risks or side effects I just remember how insecure I feel about my boobs just now and think it’ll all be worth it in the end. The chance of risks are slim but even if they do happen, like ruptured or capsular contraction, they’re things that can be sorted. I’m booking my op next month and know I’m going to get worried as it gets closer but trying to think of the positives!

Thank you so much girls really appreciate your advice I guess the best thing I can do is go for a consultation and then go from there. And think more positively. Good luck to you all Xxx

Hi Rachel I felt the exact same and new as I grew older I would definitely have one after I have had the children I wanted which was 1 by the way haha 😀
I booked my consultation before Christmas for the 5th of jan and when they rang me at a later date to remind me and ask if I still wanted the appointment which I was like YES lol. She then said they actually have a surgeon in on that day and told me who it was and if I would like to see him as well. So I had my consultation woth patient coordinator and then after had consultation woth the surgeon. After this I was 100% positive I wanted to go through with it. So have booked and now have my surgery on Feb 16th. I think you definitely need to have a consultation woth pc and surgeon and that will help you to know if it’s somthing you would like. You would also get all ur questions answered and advice on what to go for etc. Hope that helps and good luck to u on your journey xxx

I’m in on Monday for my op and I won’t lie I’m nervous one min excited the next! Go for consultation that will def help make up your mind! x

I’m having my first consultation with the surgeon on Wednesday. I worry a lot for everything all the time and i only immagine bad things happening…i think that going to my consultation will decide wether I am ready for this or not. Xx

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