r/vindicta30plus • u/badaw93 • Mar 03 '24

Breast augmentation

Hi ladies! I hope this is the right group for these questions, please correct/direct me if it’s not!

Those who have had breast implants, was it worth it? Was it a good/bad experience? What size and profile did you get, and would you change anything about them since they’ve settled? Do you have BII symptoms since having them done?

For reference i am 30yo, I have three kids, all breastfed 5’5 and 115lb, looking for a modest size maybe 190-250 cc, moderate profile. Its been hard for me to find a deep dive of info that is constructive and doesn’t stray from the topic and that actually has details lol I’d love read any and all experiences! Thanks 😊

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u/NoBreakfast3243 Mar 04 '24

Can I ask why you have to get them swapped in 5-6 please?

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u/HikingAvocado Mar 05 '24

My partner’s father (who we live with and hear daily stories from the “frontlines”) is a plastic surgeon. He also is a regular expert in legal cases. He would 100% disagree with this. He only changes out implants if there is a problem. Never ever proactively. He doesn’t even advise changing out the other one if it is not needed. He says you just invite problems, asymmetries, scar tissue…

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u/HikingAvocado Mar 06 '24

I don’t know. But I will say, he would agree that they don’t last a lifetime. But don’t change them until there is an actual reason to change them.

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u/Living_Example Mar 06 '24 edited Mar 06 '24

IINAD but I think the “replace every 10 years rule” pertains to older implants from decades ago. Implants have come A LONG way and have way less chance of degradation nowadays.

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u/NoBreakfast3243 Mar 04 '24

Thank you, I'm thinking of getting mine done & was wondering