When I graduate from college...in like 6 years, I want a breast augmentation.


I'm a little on the heavy side and my boobs sag just a little. I'm 5'4' and a 36E. I like the size of my boobs, but I know that if I lose weight they're get smaller and the stretched skin will sag. I want perky ones when I lose weight. Nice, perky, big ones.


..What's the safest way to go about this?

I had a breast implants a few months ago, but I was a small C large B, after having kids my little breast were sagging a little. If you lost weight I don't think you would lose too much of your breast. Maybe just a lift would help, but I think that is more expensive than the implants itself. Anyways you have plenty of time to think about and decide if thats what you want. Good luck on whatever decision you make.

I know I have time to think about it and that mostly my mind would have changed by then... but still.

I need to lose the weight first. XD

Plastic Surgery is so expensive these days. I chose to get an augmentation instead of a lift because it was a lot cheaper and my doctor was the greatest. He works in Glendale you can look him up under checkonyourplasticsurgeon.com under Raymond Robles. I was so amazed with his work and genuine thoughts of the procedure. But no matter what you do you will always be the same person, the only thing that matters is your self esteem.

...Self esteem... Reminds me of a quote.

"Don't tell yourself that when you lose weight you'll like yourself. You should say when you like yourself you'll lose weight."

More like saying when I appreciate who I am everything I want and need will fall into its place.

For those of you who don't know...I'm a very negative person and I hate myself. XD I want perky boobs so I can feel better about what a bad job God did on me (don't get religion on me because I gave my opinion).

I'm getting mixed reviews here! One person says implants are cheaper and the other says augmentation is. T_T Who is right?

I'm not sure cheap is where you should be looking. Safe and satisfying sounds a little more realistic. Be careful and do your research on your doctors!

Talk to your doctor.

How much weight do you want to lose? You have 6 years to get to your ideal weight. 6 years to eat healthy, and get into some sort of physical routine to lose the weight and to maintain your goal. By that time, you will know what your breast look like and can decide what course of action to take.
During that time, do your research into both, a lift, and/or augmentation.

Good luck!