suzieque

hi ,i have recently lost about 50 pounds since may of 2008 , and well i have 30 more pounds to go (original weight 204-154 ) and i want to get down to 135. i have always been in the 'd cup range since i ws 18 . ( am now 42.) i just want perky breast again. they are very saggy due to weight loss, weigt gain , pregancy , etc. considering a lift in dec o 2010. i am wondering if you can achieve the perkiness with just a lift alone , or do you need the addition of a small implant ( 200 .) i am a natural 40 d . also do you lose nipple sensitvity with a benelli lift ? any advice , experieinces , docter used ( in northern california .) would be apprecited . thanks. s walker

Explorer44

I want to tell you something...now please don't tell anyone, ok?

YOU ROCK!

That is so great for you. I mean, your health, your future, your everything.

I don't know about the lift, but I'll be interested to read the responses you get, since I am bowing to the laws of gravity myself....hmmmm, when did THAT happen? Oh that's right 7 years ago when my daughter came to be......

LanaBear

I don't see anything wrong with it. I'd do it.

I'm okay with my boobies right now, I still think they are shrinking, but the measuring I've been doing is trying to prove me otherwise, I just don't believe the measuring tape though.

Anyways, I've had two kids, so as soon as gravity kicks it into gear and my nips touch my toes, I'm in! Well, actually, probably before that, but you get the point.

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danceintx

I am planning to have a lift and small augmentation myself next year. I have a friend who had an augmentation and says she had some nerve damage and lost feeling. I have another friend who had a lift and augmentation and says she had no loss of feeling. Not sure what it depends on, but I would just make sure you use a very good doctor and tell him your concerns. There are no guarantees still, I have the same worries myself. I am still going to do, considering I love my breats played with and the feeling from it, but I also am so self-concious about my breast that it interferes with enjoying it. So for myself, I am taking the chance.

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