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Visitors' Stories -- Deborah's Story (page 1)Nicole, I found your web page before my BA (February 25, 1999) and have visited since. Here is my story and thoughts about this procedure. I am 43 years old and have two grown children. Both my children were born at home and I breast fed both of them for several years. I do not regret my decision of breast feeding for so long. But as it is a fact that women have breasts for this purpose, once we use them for this purpose, we then have to live with them (our breasts) for the rest of our lives. I was no longer willing to live with them in the state they were in so I decided on a breast augmentation and lift. Before children I was a full B cup. During pregnancy and breast feeding I was a D to DD. Years later I was told I was a saggy B-. Now that the kids are grown I took the step in "fixing" my breasts. I choose a Board Certified surgeon in Beverly Hills. I liked him out of the 4 I interviewed because he was more medical and realistic and offered the procedure through a low interest payment plan. I am 5'7" and weigh 130 pounds. My waist is 26 inches and my hips are 36. And as I mentioned before, I had sag to my breasts. The surgeon told me if we go with a larger implant it would add fullness and lift my breasts without a surgical lift. We decided on a 375 mentor smooth implant filled to 400cc or to 420 cc. and that it would be under the muscle. I was scared before the surgery, not about the outcome but the fact I was going under. That fear if "Am I going to wake up? " even though I read on the Internet that "Going Under" is safer than flying or driving a car and probably in my case, safer than the divorce I went through! (more - click forward arrow).
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