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what to do?
by Jadeyxx 20th September 2010, 12:54 pm
Hi girls, my names Jade, I'm new to all this! 
What it is, Ive been very depressed for a long time now about the way my boobs are at the moment. I am a 34B but i am not happy at all with my breasts. Im 18 years old and have been thinking long and hard for a few months about getting a boob job as soon as I can.
But to be honest, I dont have any friends or family who have had a boob job, id be the first! I was just wanting some general advice (if you would suggest me to get one, what the pain is like and what to do when recovering)
I mean i have read up on the interenet about things, but it would be nice to talk to people who have actually been through it!
Thanks a lot!!!
Jade xxx
What it is, Ive been very depressed for a long time now about the way my boobs are at the moment. I am a 34B but i am not happy at all with my breasts. Im 18 years old and have been thinking long and hard for a few months about getting a boob job as soon as I can.
But to be honest, I dont have any friends or family who have had a boob job, id be the first! I was just wanting some general advice (if you would suggest me to get one, what the pain is like and what to do when recovering)
I mean i have read up on the interenet about things, but it would be nice to talk to people who have actually been through it!
Thanks a lot!!!
Jade xxx
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Re: what to do?
by minxie 20th September 2010, 1:28 pm
Welcome hunni - this forum has been brilliant for support and info through my BA journey. Have a read through the posts and you'll get a good feel for what to expect. There's a good section here - lots of food for thought...
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As for pain - it seems everyone is different and it all depends on you, your general health, the type of operation you go for, whether you have your implants placed under or over the muscle... personally I had an easy time of it and didn't suffer much more than a bit of aching - not enough to require painkillers. Have a read through some of the BA stories too - they'll give you a good idea of what you can expect if you choose to go ahead. Remember it's a very personal decision to you, and try not to be influenced by what anyone else thinks.
Good luck
Mx
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As for pain - it seems everyone is different and it all depends on you, your general health, the type of operation you go for, whether you have your implants placed under or over the muscle... personally I had an easy time of it and didn't suffer much more than a bit of aching - not enough to require painkillers. Have a read through some of the BA stories too - they'll give you a good idea of what you can expect if you choose to go ahead. Remember it's a very personal decision to you, and try not to be influenced by what anyone else thinks.
Good luck
Mx
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Re: what to do?
by pinkbabe 20th September 2010, 1:29 pm
hello and welcome jadey!
I had my BA in July last year and can honestly say its the best thing I've ever done. I found I wasnt in any pain as such just more discomfort and when your recovering its best to just rest. As for advsing if you should have a BA well I afraid thats a decsion on you can make.
Why not book some consultations if you havnt already and get an experts opinion?
If you have any questions at all just post them in the general BA section and all the girls will help the best they can. xx
I had my BA in July last year and can honestly say its the best thing I've ever done. I found I wasnt in any pain as such just more discomfort and when your recovering its best to just rest. As for advsing if you should have a BA well I afraid thats a decsion on you can make.
Why not book some consultations if you havnt already and get an experts opinion?
If you have any questions at all just post them in the general BA section and all the girls will help the best they can. xx
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Re: what to do?
by Jadeyxx 20th September 2010, 1:33 pm
Thanks for your reply :)
I was thinking to go the silicone way. Ive read that it seems to be the least painful way? I mean, i think ive got quite a high pain barrier, but if I could choose the least painful way, then thats what ill do! LOL.
Im quite petite, I wondered if that had anything to do with the pain aswell.
I would just like to know more about it before I go to see my GP.
It all seems so easy from what people are telling us on here, its stupid things i read in magazines which makes me panic a bit!
I would do absolutely anything to have bigger boobs and id definatley be a lot happier and feel a lot more feminine!
Jade x
I was thinking to go the silicone way. Ive read that it seems to be the least painful way? I mean, i think ive got quite a high pain barrier, but if I could choose the least painful way, then thats what ill do! LOL.
Im quite petite, I wondered if that had anything to do with the pain aswell.
I would just like to know more about it before I go to see my GP.
It all seems so easy from what people are telling us on here, its stupid things i read in magazines which makes me panic a bit!
I would do absolutely anything to have bigger boobs and id definatley be a lot happier and feel a lot more feminine!
Jade x
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Re: what to do?
by minxie 20th September 2010, 1:43 pm
Don't read too much into the horror stories in the media hun - funny how it's only ever the bad side of the boob job that makes it into the papers and onto the news.
Mx
Mx
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Re: what to do?
by Jadeyxx 20th September 2010, 1:51 pm
very true! more BA's turn out right then wrong dont they?
I think im going to book a consultation for as soon as I can. The faster the better!
Jade x
I think im going to book a consultation for as soon as I can. The faster the better!
Jade x
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Re: what to do?
by kld247 20th September 2010, 1:52 pm
Hi Jade, I'll be the first of my friends and family to have a ba too.
I think you should book some consultants will a few companies first and see how you feel. With some companies on your first consultation you see a patient coordinator and also a pc and a surgeon.
This site is fab and has been so helpful to me and I know many others too.
Good luck on your boobie journey, just remember to research as much as you can and be 100% happy with what ever decision you make.
K x
I think you should book some consultants will a few companies first and see how you feel. With some companies on your first consultation you see a patient coordinator and also a pc and a surgeon.
This site is fab and has been so helpful to me and I know many others too.
Good luck on your boobie journey, just remember to research as much as you can and be 100% happy with what ever decision you make.
K x
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Re: what to do?
by kld247 20th September 2010, 1:54 pm
opps meant to say with some companies on your first consultation you will see a patient coordinator and other companies it will be a pc and a surgeon x
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Re: what to do?
by Jadeyxx 20th September 2010, 1:56 pm
how do i go about booking a consultation with a surgeon?x
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Re: what to do?
by kate613 20th September 2010, 2:16 pm
Hi jade,
Welcome to the forum. I really sympathise when you say you feel depressed because of your boobies. I was exactly the same when I was young. Have a boob job was the best thing I ever did for sure.This forum is fab you will find lots of info on how to get started. Best of luck xx
Welcome to the forum. I really sympathise when you say you feel depressed because of your boobies. I was exactly the same when I was young. Have a boob job was the best thing I ever did for sure.This forum is fab you will find lots of info on how to get started. Best of luck xx
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Re: what to do?
by natalia 20th September 2010, 2:18 pm
welcome to the forum hun it was the best thing i ever done i use to get very depressed about not having boobs to i dont think you will regret having it done just do your research and go who you are comfatable with xxxxx
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Re: what to do?
by Vix 20th September 2010, 3:03 pm
Hey Chicky, welcome to the forum!
I think having a boob job is a very personal decision and is one only you can make. It is also a long term commitment as you are likely to need another operation at some point in your life. Allthough i wouldnt recomend reading all the horror stories you find as some in papers are biased, i would recomend being aware in case it did go wrong as some can.
Having said all of this i have largely benefitted from having mine done, my confidence increased 10 fold and it has made me much happier. And even though i have had problems with mine within 2 years i dont think my decision would have been any different.
Best advice i can give is do lots of research, have numerous consultations to get the surgeon and clinic you are comfortable with and be realistic about what you expect from the operation.
Good luck with your boobie journey xx
I think having a boob job is a very personal decision and is one only you can make. It is also a long term commitment as you are likely to need another operation at some point in your life. Allthough i wouldnt recomend reading all the horror stories you find as some in papers are biased, i would recomend being aware in case it did go wrong as some can.
Having said all of this i have largely benefitted from having mine done, my confidence increased 10 fold and it has made me much happier. And even though i have had problems with mine within 2 years i dont think my decision would have been any different.
Best advice i can give is do lots of research, have numerous consultations to get the surgeon and clinic you are comfortable with and be realistic about what you expect from the operation.
Good luck with your boobie journey xx
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Re: what to do?
by 21jane 20th September 2010, 3:10 pm
hey welcome to the forum, ive just recently had my ba and im the only one out of friends and family to have it. i also think i have a low pain thershold and i found recovering very easy so far, more discomfort than pain, as for booking consulations i went to my gp and was referred to a consultant as i thought he would know the best person for the job.
good luck in what you decide x
good luck in what you decide x
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Re: what to do?
by Jadeyxx 20th September 2010, 3:55 pm
Thanks a lot girls. Your advice to me is really helpful. Does the price vary?
Jade xx
Jade xx
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Re: what to do?
by 21jane 20th September 2010, 4:03 pm
yeah price of consultations will vary depending on wht company you go with, i went with bmi and paid 100 for first consultation then had 2 free ones x
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Re: what to do?
by Jadeyxx 20th September 2010, 4:11 pm
Thanks a lot everyone has been such a huge help!!! Do you have to wait long on the list until you are able to get the ba xx
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Re: what to do?
by natalia 20th September 2010, 4:13 pm
no u dont u can choose what date is suitable for u only nhs u have to wait xxxxx
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Re: what to do?
by Jadeyxx 20th September 2010, 4:25 pm
So if I go to my go he should sort everythin out for me?xxxx
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Re: what to do?
by Jadeyxx 20th September 2010, 5:05 pm
I don't know what's best. Still have to do my research on that x
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Re: what to do?
by alfie 20th September 2010, 5:10 pm
Hello Jadey welcome to the forum hun.
If you're going private you don't need to see your gp, you can arrange your consultations yourself. Just do your research, decide which companies you wants consults with, some charge, some don't. Then take it from there. xx
If you're going private you don't need to see your gp, you can arrange your consultations yourself. Just do your research, decide which companies you wants consults with, some charge, some don't. Then take it from there. xx
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Re: what to do?
by alfie 20th September 2010, 5:13 pm
Jadeyxx wrote:I don't know what's best. Still have to do my research on that x
You can't just decide to have your ba on the nhs Jadey, you have to have valid reasons. xx
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