What does it feel like to have breast implants?
Do you feel like there are water balloons hanging from your chest? Can you feel when someone touches them? Did you lose nipple sensitivity? Any regrets?
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It doesn’t feel like water balloons at all. You forget all about them, and they just feel like they’ve always been there! Do your homework and find a good dr. Also, make sure they are placed under the muscle.No regrets at all. Here is the Federal Drug Administration web site on breast implants complications and dangers. It is not a sugar coated web site from a plastic surgeon who is trying to make money off uninformed consumers.http://www.fda.gov/cdrh/breastimplants/breast_implant_risks_brochure.html
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If you get them under the muscle (like most doctors recommend) and over filled (for example a 300 cc implant overfilled to 350cc) they should not feel like water ballons.My gf loves them and loves it when I touch them.She got more nipple sensitivity (not in a good way, I can never touch them – hey, everyone is different).She shrank after two kids breastfeeding. She is very happy with them.It will take at least 3 months before they start to feel like yours. At six months you will love them. For the first two weeks, you will feel like you were hit by a truck – this is normal. This is the most honest answer that anyone will tell you, but after that, you will be real happy. An alternative voice: you know, there are guys out there who like “smaller” breasts. My baby is a 32A, and her breasts make me absolutely want to devour her.Also, there are SO many low cut, long dresses that you can wear that on you look elegant but with balloons in your chest will look nothing but sleazy. Do you want to look like a porn star?Burn all your bras (except the sports bras), and show those babies off! Don’t go fake, go braless!!!.
I have heard they cause loss of sensation. My question would be why you are considering them? Large breasts- DDD’s and larger run in my family – and we are also short – 5′ 2″ and under. ( Picture Dolly Parton if you will.)Take it from me – large breasts are not the blessing most women seem to think they are! Despite me having a master’s degree and being a professional – I find men usually talk to my chest.You have no idea how hard it is to find clothes that fit without looking like you are a street walker. I buy a bathing suit about once every three years and the experience is about as thrilling as a root canal. Finding a bra that fits and costs less than $50 is the other challenge. I especially envy less well endowed women in the summer when I would love to wear a halter top or the new skinny tanks etc. I have permanent indentations in my shoulder from my bra straps and neck pain after I work out. ( Yes – my sister and I have considered reduction, but my insurance won’t cover it.) I am grateful I am healthy and have learned to work with what God gave me. To less endowed women out there – enjoy what you have and don’t resort to surgery to boost your self-esteem. The grass is not always greener on the other side!