CAUTION. ADULT PICTURE! You have been warned.

Laurie T.
on 11/19/11 11:14 am - MA


Will these look like tube socks after I lose 90 more pounds!?
(deactivated member)
on 11/19/11 11:23 am
They are beautiful now and whatever shape they are later, they will be just as beautiful.  And I am proud of you for having the courage to share. 
Laurie T.
on 11/19/11 11:24 am - MA
I hope no one is offended by the picture. I know it's not classy to post breast pictures online lol.. I am just so worried ! 
(deactivated member)
on 11/19/11 11:37 am
Laurie, it's ok.  Every woman has them.  We put enough shame onto ourselves.  Don't shame yourself more with worry.  You asked a very good question and your pic is relevant to the topic. 
prettypixels
on 11/20/11 2:05 am
 Agreed!  They are beautiful :) Try not to worry about it, it's not like there is much we can do to prevent it anyway!  
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Ladytazz
on 11/19/11 11:54 am
I'm going to guess that you may need a reduction after your weight loss.  You will probably lose volume but I don't think that much.  I would check into your insurance's requirements.
Mine were pretty similar but I had implants.  Truthfully I don't think mine look all that bad now, not that I wouldn't take a lift if I could but now as bad as I thought.

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Laurie T.
on 11/19/11 11:59 am - MA
Oh good.. I know everyone will be different. I am going to talk to my surgeon and will mentions my fears for my girls.
lamp35
on 11/19/11 12:10 pm
Not offended at all!....changes in our bodies is something that we all ( or in my case will) have to address......questions about our breasts are just as valid as questions about our arms, thighs, stomach :)


Laurie T.
on 11/19/11 12:22 pm - MA
Oh good.. I know you're right about that.. but some people would have a hissy if they saw that.. Hence why I put Caution. lol
Dave Chambers
on 11/19/11 1:39 pm - Mira Loma, CA
You'll likely be a good candidate for your insurance to pay for a breast reduction after you lose 90 pounds.  Or, if you have the money for plastics, a breast lift may be an option. I know many women in my support groups who talk about how good they feel after their breast reductions at around 18 months post op.  Photo is not offensive to me at all. DAVE

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