Re:Annie...I'll tell you why the anchor

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Annie...the reason for my anchor lift was that I had so much extra skin and my nipples were completely facing South! Horrible! When I nursed my 3 children, my milk would come in and I would go from a full B, small C to an "E". Not a pretty sight to look at after the nursing stopped. It is what all three of the PS I interviewed, recommended. That's why I went with the anchor. My scars are completely gone from the first surgery with the implants and I still have the stitches from the explants. I expect them to heal just the same and for them to completely vanish as well. My surgeon is spectacular!

Re: Re: baby after explant? Does pregnancy alone make smaller breasts?

I am glad that you like your breast now, but I am wondering why you got a Full anchor lift? Was this what you wanted? I know a lot of women are not happy with thiers. There are some pictures on this site that showed the anchor scar and it scared me.

I had the vertical cut lift and am very pleased with the results.

My Dr. is a very good surgeon. Bradford Rockwell In Utah.

Happy for your outcome.

Anniein2kata <marie.johnson3@...> wrote:

Don't worry about how much breast tissue you will be gone. I was a full "C" all of my life, until I had kids. (3!) Then I was an "A" but empty. I would stuff the skin in my bra to fill the "A"cup. I called myself the cover girl for National Geographic! Nipples were down South! I was crazy enough to get the implants to have the fullnes. I only had them in for 9 mo. and was just explanted on the 3rd of March. I LOVE my little boobs. I had a lift when I had the implants (full anchor!) and the lift held. My nipples are right where they are supposed to be. They are not full on top, but it doesn't matter. To put some of these cute t's and tank tops on and look at my little perky breasts is Awesome! To know that I am on my way to being healthy is worth it. Don't focus on losing tissue, focus of the joy of being a mom with energy and health! Just start working out, eating right and loving your breasts. If you need a lift to get them perky, do it! You'll love the way they look because they are yours! > > I had my explant 7 months ago (after they were only in 6 months) we > are wanting to have a baby but I don't want to harm my child in amy > way, should I wait 1 or 2 yrs before getting preg? Also will my > breasts be worse after having implants plus a preg? I'am a 34b so I > don't have much more to loose! is it breastfeeding that makes the > breasts loose shape/volume or is it pregnancy alone? I probally > won't breastfeed since I had implants > > thanksOpinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed health care professional before commencing any medical treatment. "Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead you. Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to live a happy life and how to work for a better world." - Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)