Question by Brittany: I have a size 34 C in breasts but I am wanting to get breast implants just a full D is that dumb?
I am almost 19 years old and I have recently looked into getting breast implants. I have a size 34 C in breasts at the moment but honestly they don’t look that big and I would just like to have a full D. Is this stupid to do?

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Answer by pookie
yes

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Question by ♥: Can men tell when a girl has breast implants just by sight?
Obviously breast implants will never feel real. And unless you had a shitty surgeon or have capsular contraction they look real for the most part.

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Answer by Jim Baw
Sometimes you can, sometimes you can’t. Most of the time, you aren’t 100% sure just by looking.

However, when you feel them or see them in motion (even if it’s just running), you can typically tell the difference pretty easily.

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Question by Caysters: How much would a breast augmentation cost. Not implants, just reduction and evening out.?
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When I was 13, I noticed a size difference, and as I matured, the difference got more noticeable. I am around a DD or E in bra size, but I only really fill one cup.
Anyone know a price range to help fix this?
A small difference is common, not two cup sizes. Thats my biggest issue with it. The only reason I want it fixed. If it was smaller, I wouldn’t care.

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Answer by eric?
The national 2007 average cost for breast reduction was about 00. Given its now about 2 years later, with inflation, you could expect to pay as much as 00 more, depending on location, surgical facility, surgical technique and the patient-demand for a given surgeon. From what I’ve heard, uneven breast size is somewhat normal, to a certain extent, but if you don’t feel “comfortable in your own skin”, so to speak, it seems like a justifiable reason to have the procedure done. I do know that most breast reduction procedures are covered by medical insurance, when done to alleviate another health concern such as posture issues and back pain. Under other circumstances, most surgeons and practices have financing options available. Consult as many doctors as possible in your area, ask as many questions as you feel necessary before proceeding and don’t settle for a surgeon or facility that makes you feel uneasy about having the procedure done. I’ve had corrective surgery before too (for something different, obviously…I am a guy after all, lol), so I kinda know how you feel. Best of luck to you.

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Question by juicycouturegrp: My doctor just found a hematoma after 11 days post op of breast implant surgery. Is that common?
I have to go back in for surgery in 3 days for him to check and see if he can drain out any blood and I am super nervous. I have never had surgery before my breast implants and I am nervous about the whole thing. Is it a common thing to have a hematoma? Is there anything that I should be nervous about?

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Answer by Bec
Elective surgeries like breast implantation can traumatise tissue. Hematoma is normal, you dont need to be nervous

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