Having a bit of a panic!

Hi girls I’m having a bit of a meltdown about my op on 28th February I’m having 325cc high profile unders with Mr Kazzazi, I’m so worried there not going to look how I want them too! I’m a 32b (empty after having my babies) I do want them to be round and have cleavage. In my consultation I said I really wasn’t bothered about size, it’s more shape & fullness. I have seen girls have unders & they look great, with nice cleavage. It’s so hard not knowing what there guns look like after! Xx

Hey hun, I had my surgery yesterday I had 275cc and 300cc unders. Mine are really round and really full atm I think you will get that with high profile, however I don’t have any cleavage because I naturally had a big gap between my boobs anyway so I never expected any! I know they will move closer together as they soften but I think it really does depend on how close your boobs are to start with because they can’t change the gap between them! I just thought to myself that anything would be an improvement on what I did have and so I’m pleased with them and so excited to be able to wear so many more things now!! xxxx

Hi Hun how you coping with the pain after your op? Did the surgeon say anything about your cleavage? I’ve seen a few girls say with unders you don’t get cleavage so started to panick abit. Don’t want them stuck under my armpits lol xx

Hi Danielle, what size are you wanting to be? I am also booked in with Kazzazi and wanting be a DD/E I am currently a 34B.x

Hope you don’t mind the add Danielle and Christina.x

Hi Lucy when are you booked in for your op? I’m wanting 32D/DD I would be happy with either as long as I’m happy with the shape of them xx

Hey huni you don’t get a clavage with unders I had one b4 my op 2013 and lost it to unders but you will able to get one with a push bra ive gone from unders to overs now becoz I got CC wear my right implsnt is as my muscle kept grabbing hold of my implsnt everytime I used that chest muscle x

But you should get the round look which should sit high xx

can I make the decision myself about if I want overs or unders? or does the surgeon just make that decision?x

Danielle- I’m booked in for 22nd Feb!!! not long.

Pain isn’t too bad hun it’s more the painkillers giving me problems and making me feel ill! Yeah my surgeon just warned me from the outset that there was nothing that he could do about the gap between them but I’m sure in the right clothes/ bra I can make them look closer together. I didn’t have a choice whether to get unders or overs because I had so little skin but I’ve seen plenty of girls with unders who have come out looking great and their gap has really closed over time xxx

I have quiet a small gap anyway but its just scary to think that you don’t actually know what to expect until their already on you. fingers crossed that the picture in my head is what I end up with!x

Lucy what size are you having? Your 6 days before me you will have to let me know how you get on. I didn’t have the choice in size or placement but I’m happy with his choice. It’s just so scary not knowing how there Guna look on you. When I had my son a year ago my boobs went huge! And I had a great cleavage such a small gap, I’m hoping that they will look similar to that. I don’t have a huge gap now it’s just hard to imagine what they will look like xx

Hey huni with overs you get the fake round look with unders they seem to hide as the muscle is over them xx

(This over ) implant placement over the muscle in the sub-glandular position, completely in contact with the breast tissue. The result of implants over the muscle provides a round augmented look in many patients, but many women prefer the round and somewhat less natural look. In the “over” approach the implants are inside the breast. Advantages are ease of the surgery, which can be accomplished by almost any surgeon, avoidance of mastopexy in mild ptosis (although it usually makes the ptosis worse later), less post-op discomfort, since only skin and fat are cut. This approach allows insertion of oversize implants, which is again what some women want. Disadvantages are marked interference with mammograms (about 40% obstruction – see reference below), clear visibility and feel of implant edges, visible and palpable rippling of the skin over the implants, especially with any textured implants, higher rate of capsule contracture, high rate of later implant downward migration or “bottoming-out”, and difficulty correcting later posts problems when they occur. For the above reasons I seldom recommend implants over the muscle anymore.

( parts ) partial submuscular implant coverage with implants placed under the muscle via either an areola (nipple) incision or an inframammary crease incision, thus disrupting the muscle support fascia at the lower pole of the implant to allow it to enter the space under the muscle. With this approach the implants are mostly behind the breast. This approach has the Advantages of mostly separating the implants from the muscle, facilitating unobstructed mammography, a more natural look with a soft transition from the flat of the upper chest wall to the round shape of the implant, much less visibility and feel of the implant edges, usually no rippling (except textured implants), and low risk of capsule contracture, as long as the implants have not been contaminated by ductal germs while being passed through the breast tissues. Disadvantages include a bit more discomfort early post-op, technique a bit more difficult than over the muscle, and the loss of the lower pole support fascia which leave the implants supported by the same weak skin tissues as implants over the muscle, leading to later downward bottoming-out of the implants in a few patients as is frequently seen in implants over the muscle.

But the won’t ‘sit under my armpits’ will they? The nurse has just said just image what is got but bigger but so hard to think what there guns be like xx

(Under)Complete implant muscle coverage is shown at left with intact muscle fascia supporting the lower pole of the implant. This support fascia is the extension of the muscle envelope from the pectoralis muscles to the abdominal rectus muscles, and the finger shaped serratus anterior muscles to the sides, and is a stout collagen sheet which stretches slowly after implant placement, but provides reliable long-term internal bra-like support to prevent “bottoming-out”. With this approach the implants are totally behind the breast. Complete muscle coverage of the implant, without cutting through the muscles, can only be achieved by trans-axillary approach, entering the space under the muscle where it lies closest to the skin in the anterior axillary fold. The Advantages of this approach are ease of placement, natural breast shape no implant visibility, no rippling of the implant surface (except textured implants in thin women), lower capsule contracture risk, since the breasts are completely separated from the implant, and no ducts with germs are damaged while placing the implants, low mammography interference, good internal support, and no scars on the breast. Disadvantages are the difficulty mastering the procedure, thus it is not available from all surgeons, muscle discomfort post-op, and implants which tend early to be a bit full superiorly, until the support fascia stretches. This is my preferred technique for the majority of patients.

Hey chick no they won’t under arm pits as the muscle keeps them in place but overs can give off a lot side bobbie xx

Alex you should work for MYA with all the help and advice. That has really put my mind at rest seeing the definition of the unders.
Danielle- I am having 4oocc under, ill keep you informed on how I get on and will post pictures.

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