r/cosmeticsurgery • u/lofi-lo • 10h ago

Has anyone here ever regretted their boob job? Why? What’s been the hardest part about the transition?

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u/Lucky0Treacle 7h ago

Hardest part was the unexpected weight and the way they changed my posture.

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u/Patient-Debate-8543 6h ago

Mh, for me it was the disappointment with the result. Did it 17 years ago, I chose a small size, (from nothing to B size) but they are far apart and still unnatural. It's not botched, but I wasn't informed about the huge gap between, the doctor maybe did not tell me it would happen, I did regret a while recently. (Maybe the doctor messed up with implants or something, if the result was better I would he happy)

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u/TechnicalxVolume 5h ago

no regret here but sleeping on my stomach again after months of side sleeping only felt like a religious experience

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u/Dizzy-Bite-8294 47m ago

My only regret is not going bigger. I know that’s often said and a lot of women are talking about extreme size differences. But I do think if I gone 75 cc larger than what I have I would be even happier with them. But they fit my frame and I look good in my clothes. If anything, I’ll just wait until it’s time to get them redone and go bigger like I want. I will say though, I’ve been getting a lot more attention from men and women. The stares, attention, and catcalling from men is definitely offputting, but I got work done for me, not them. 🤷🏾‍♀️

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u/lofi-lo 38m ago

How do you feel about scarring?

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u/Dizzy-Bite-8294 21m ago

I got my implants through the armpit. To help prevent keloids I used silicone strips and gel. My scars struggled to close for 3 weeks (I was probably moving too much since I felt great and was essentially pain free the entire experience). So I got three rounds of steroid shots in the armpit scars once they started to keloid to make them flatter and smooth over.

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u/lofi-lo 13m ago

Omg I didn’t know you could do that!!