Has anyone had breast implants done in Adelaide?

[jasonindustries96]

Hi, my 22 yr old daughter is looking at getting implants done.  Sadly she has never developed hardly at all.  I dont blame her looking into this but concerned if its safe etc.  She is a uni student to cant afford too much.  Can anyone tell me what dr they had and how much it cost?

[j*oono]

Goodness!!  

[the*scarlet*pimpernel]

oops, forfgot to say. I don't know where my colleague had hers done, but I can find out. It's mostly likely qld, but may have been sydney. The surgeon really did a marbellous job. The girl was in her early 20's when it was done (mid 20's now)

As for Adelaide, no, sorry, can't help you there.

[the*scarlet*pimpernel]

and here's a V instead of that B

[jasonindustries96]

Hi Fiestas girl.  We are considering Sydney as i heard there is more competition so its abit cheaper than Adelaide.  Do you know any good ones in Sydney.

Thanks and i know my daughter will make the best decision for her.  I keep telling her she is stunning and boys dont care about boobs but its not that she really gets upset as she cant buy alot of ladies dresses etc as she needs even a little boob to fill it out.  Shes a ladies size 6 so its hard enough to get clothes to fit her.  She eats more than me and cant put on weight, shes naturally a tiny figure but i think she has a stunning figure but i truely understand where she is coming from

[jasonindustries96]

Hi Scarlett we are considering Sydney if you know the drs name there:-)

[i-need-a-martini]

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@fiestas*girl wrote:

as a veteran of 2 boobs jobs, the first being for the very reasons in the op and at very similar age, and the second as a result of a boatng accident some 2decades later

i know exactly  how your daughter would be feeling, no psychologist is ever going to help that.....neither is the well ntentioned suggestions and words of advice from  those that have a half decent rack

Had 2 babies sucessfully breast fed also

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I never had a "half decent rack" - I was still wearing a training bra until my first baby was born when I was 31 years old. Not that I even needed the training bra.

OP -  I think your job as a mum is to convince your daughter to be comfortable with her own body and remind her that she waits until she has a baby or 2. Nothing to do with the breastfeeding issue but simply that her boobs will automatically be bigger. Mine went from not evn and A cup to where I am now - C/D..

[i-need-a-martini]

Sorry OP, didn't read your post 39.

Yes she is very small. Sounds very similar to me. Never bothered me although I did get teased.

But I still say she should wait until she has kids as she will easily move into an A or B cup after that. 

[harley_babes_hoard]

I didn't give you an opinion before (i gave you a link to read) but I am going to now. If she is a tiny size 6 any respectable doctor is not going to give her boobs that are very big anyway. I have seen small women with breast enlargements done by shoddy doctors and they look like 2 balloons stuck on there often with skin puckering. If they are implanted under the muscle which gives a better look it can be very very painful.

[ashjoma]

Please get her to forget this, In my opinion it is absolute madness to surgically implant two chemical filled plastic bags within the body and is asking for trouble.

I think in a few years the effects of this will be more obvious. I have already seen breast implant women come through my work with odd, low level type illnesses and no diagnosis can be found.

A petite slim figure ( like a dancers)is far more flattering .

Tell her to google implant disasters and look at the implants removed due to odd illnesses and the mould and bacteria that have been found to grow on and in them.

Save the money for something better down the line.

I would be thrilled if I still had a petite, slim dancers body type. I am sure she is just fine as she is.

Also there is the anaesthetic risk, women have died or been brain damaged for this. I have looked after a woman who was profoundly brain damaged after a nose job and she eventually died. It destroyed the family who for months hoped she would 'wake up'.

Implants are supposed to be redone every so many years, so the risk never goes away.


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[ashjoma]

Sorry I missed post 39