OutrageouslyAdorable

So pretty much I am like 100% unhappy with my breasts. They don't look the way that I want them to at all they are far apart and they are not saggy but they are not as perky as I'd like them to be. My breasts are my biggest insecurity and I'm only 20 years old so its not like they are going to get any better.

I think I'm going to slowly save up for my breast lift cause I'm not about to drop a bunch of money that I don't have and of course paying bills/ect comes first, but I feel like this is really something that I need to do for me.

I wear two bras all the time just cause I feel like it looks better than when I just wear one bra...and I am always in a bra unless I'm taking a shower...I just don't like how I feel when I'm not in a bra...

idk

What are your thoughts? Do you think its lame for me to want to save up money for something that is cosmetic?

alfalfa

As you said, you are 100% unhappy of your breast. If you really believe that you needed it badly then go for it.

JasmynSmith2

If you’re not completely satisfied with your appearance, I think plastic surgery is the ideal solution. With the advancements in procedures, you have options. I chose to have a below-the-muscle implant in my early 20s because it looked and felt more natural. It requires a very small incision so few will know you had anything done. I think because you’re so young it’s likely a better alternative than a breast lift since your breasts will change if you have children or if your weight fluctuates. Here’s my doctor’s site should you want more information: Breast Implants and Augmentation | Dr. Joel Studin Webplastics.com

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concerned2156

I'm new to any posts. I'm 49 and scheduled for removal of breast implants and a mastopexy--without replacement of implants. Before my question -- here's what I do right --yoga 3 x's week, treadmill daily, 4 or 5 16oz bottles of water a day, lots of raw veggies and deep breathing excercises. I've had several surgeries before; hysterectomy, shoulder reconstruction, and augmentation -- all with great healing results. What I do BAD is smoke 5 cigarettes a day. With that amount it should be easy for me to quit, but I'm really struggling with it. Now I'm afraid of necrosis--surgery is in 2 1/2 weeks. Has anyone smoked this amount prior to this type of procedure? Thanks.

CambrieGreen

Yes, completely agree with you..................breast lift surgery is the best option..double eyelids surgery.