I've thought about breast augmentation ever since I was 17 or younger I was an 34A and uneven so one side was a full A cup and the other was smaller than an A cup. I am now 28 and had two children, still no growth spurts. I watched a few friends have augmentation's done and it only depressed me more to see how wonderfully happy they were with their new bodies. I finally said enough is enough no more crying in fitting rooms because I can't wear the dresses or shirts I wanted or bathing suits lets just not even go there that was the most depressing times of my life and we own a boat I see water every weekend in the summer.
I made an appointment in February of 2007 and recently had my surgery on March 28th/2007 I am only 6 days into recovery and although I must admit it was a lot more painful then I could ever of imagined I am 100% completely satisfied. My husband actually talked me out of it for years he loved my body the way it was but it wasn't for him or anyone else it was for me. Even though its only been 6 days just to look at my new self brings tears of joy to my face, because I can actually for the first time in my life buy the clothes or bathing suits I've always wanted to - I feel WHOLE as a woman. Anyone thinking about augmentation I would suggest as long as it's for YOU and YOU only do it; the smile on your face and the feeling of being complete is overwhelming and completely worth it.
Thank you.
--Tammy, 28
New York