Alima: Considering Saline Implants with Transversely Incision..

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Hi Alima,

I would seriously look into the fat transfer process versus implants. From

everything I can find out, the procedure appears to be much safer. Implants are

a life long commitment, with multiple replacements, going into the thousands of

dollars. I have spent over $20,000 getting implants, getting them out, and

treatment for neurological problems. There are many of us who wish we had

invested in better bras than taking the implant route. There was one year where

I was so sick I don't remember my children's birthdays. Please consider

carefully,

best wishes,

Beth L

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> Hi. I'm 27-year old single mother with 34A-long uneven breasts!

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> For seven years I have been considering saline impants after breasfeading my

son for months. I work fulltime and do my best to parent my son with lots of fun

activities, but he wants a dad more than I want a husband. I dated couple of

guys but when it comes to intimate times I become frozen and embarrassed of my

34A long breasts! I'm educated enough to understand that I can increase my self

esteem instead of having this surgery to find a husband and a father for my son.

However, I want to know your thoughts on my preference towards the surgery with

the following facts:

> 1. My boobs are literally just skin, but becomes milk cow during pregnancy!

> 1. I'm choosing the smallest possible Saline iplants to fill up the breast

tissue to only full B size so I can lose the 5 lb-padded bras 2. Transversely

incision under the muscles (no damage to the breasts in case I have more

children to breasfeed?)

> 3. Board certified surgeon with known reputation (I did my research)

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> I really appreciate if you can share your thoughts on this. Thank you for your

kindness and time!

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> Alima (alimabeck@...)

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