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So you’re thinking to yourself, “I’m paying a lot of money so I might as well get my money’s worth and get them big as possible”, right? Well, don’t. You’ll eventually wind up miserable and in need of reconstruction. Been there, done that.
Or maybe you’re a hapless victim of your implanted friends priming you up for a bad case of boobie greed. They may say that they regret not going larger, but ask them why? Do you think theirs are too small? Or do you think they look like pin-up cartoons? Not that there’s anything wrong with that but you gotta wear ‘em, not them.
Let me mention first that if you are getting large breast implants because you feel that they will enhance your career (entertainment industry, etc.), this article will not apply to you. Unless, you choose to explant and will subsequently need a breast lift and other forms of reconstruction, of course. So, if you are the aforementioned “special needs” patient, then you can just read this for entertainment purposes. This article is for the every day breast enlargement varieties. But, if you fit the average breast augmentation patient category (not that any one of us is ‘average, but you know what I mean), then I suggest that you go with what looks good on your own body, and not getting more cup for your buck.
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