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When will the new boobs go jiggly?

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Post by flowergirl 30th March 2011, 10:27 pm

I had unders over 2 weeks ago and they are still completely immovable. Getting squishier but I cannot for the life of me move them at all. Even if I lie on my side, they don't move! lol! Hysterical
They seem very far apart too, have over an inch gap between, will this close? Do they become jiggly about the same time as they drop/ fluff? They have dropped a little but I imagine they need a bit more to go and hoping desperately for the mystical fluffing!
Any feedback would be great, thanks xx
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Post by javajunkie001 31st March 2011, 12:26 am

I am a few days ahead of you flowergirl, full unders, and mine are the same. It's like trying to lay on a basketball propped under your armpit if you want to sleep on your side!!!! Hysterical Mine are an inch or so apart too and NOTHING moves them.

My left side feels a little softer and lower now, but that just freaks me out about my right side now. I'd rather have two that match, hard and high, than a combo-pack. HAHAHA!

Let's just pray the ladies on this board are just like us - cause it seems that in time, all of their boobies dropped and fluffed and filled out and got downright gorgeous. We'll wait and see.
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Post by Jene 31st March 2011, 12:55 am

I was the same!
Mine are only just starting to move like normal boobies now.
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Post by candycain 31st March 2011, 1:35 am

I have overs and they are starting to move. Still really firm but when I lay on my side they move close together and for the first time in my life I get clevege!! Also they jiggle a bit when I brush my teeth. I know I would never get them in a push up bra yet though. THey are still too stiff for that.
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Post by misf1 31st March 2011, 1:54 pm

I had overs and they started to move at about 6 months but didn't become jigily until about 9 months post op. This was about the time they softened fully but they had dropped months before. I did find they went up a cup size too
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Post by KIRSTY# 31st March 2011, 3:52 pm

When I see the nurse the other day she said that at 6 weeks they should have softened up alot more. I also asked her about them being wide apart and will they come together and she said it depends on what they was like pre b/a, as they usually will stay the same distance as before. xx
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Post by rk19 31st March 2011, 6:55 pm

hi girls im an on and off here - still thinking about BA!

I dont understand what they mean they will be the same distance as before? i know when i get closer to my period my tiny boobs get a little boost, even with just that they get closer together in middle - so i put it donw to having small boobs the gap is there. when you have a BA your boobs get bigger so why wouldnt that gap reduce :dunno: xx
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Post by flowergirl 31st March 2011, 7:10 pm

Thanks for the replies, girls! Looks like I've still got a while then before they jiggle! Boo!
rk19, When you have a BA, the volume is pushed outwards. You don't really get 'wider' boobs if that makes sense, they just get fuller and projected outwards. So, if the gap inbetween is wide, it will probably be wide after. My gap was always not exactly 'close' but they are farther apart then they used to be. Prob cos I'm still a tiny bit swollen inbetween and they haven't settled yet, but saw my nurse today and she said they should come close together at some point. hope that helps.
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Post by rk19 31st March 2011, 7:19 pm

ah right, guess that makes some sort of sense...so once they soften and settle they get closer together....well i will only find out once ive had it done i suppose. ive been on a rollercaster to getting a BA, have been going around in circles for past 3 years, just time to forget the negative and proceed.

hope you achieve your desired result flowergirl xx
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Post by hattie260 31st March 2011, 7:20 pm

It takes a while hun but they will get there! I think mine took a good couple of months if not longer! x
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Post by sharonk 31st March 2011, 8:42 pm

Great to read this post as you girls are just a few days/weeks ahead of me I was just having the conversation with my bf as to when they will jiggle lol so I have a long way to go mine are a little softer now lefty anyway haha. Look forward to the replies but it looks like it'll be just after summer, but I hope they go a size bigger when they fluff woo :) xx
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Post by Charlie88 31st March 2011, 8:51 pm

Hey, hope this helps..
I naturally have a wide cleavage than most girls even when I had big boobies! I have been advised by a few surgeons that when I have my implants that I wont have the clevage I desire and long for with no bra on! But once they are supported either by bra/tops I will get my longed for clevage! It was exactly the same though when I had my massively missed natural big boobies, no bra on wide clevage, bra on was like wow check me out! x x x
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Post by Plinkabob 1st April 2011, 12:55 am

I want mine to jiggle now!!!!! I started to manage to get a cleavage at about 2 weeks when I push them together. It was about the same time that I started being able to sleep on my side. Now I just want them to bounce and be squishy! I'm so impatient!!
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Post by COOKIE 1st April 2011, 8:07 am

Over about 3 months your boobs will soften up, mine took about 6 to 8 months till they felt like they had a natural 'bounce' thoughxx
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