Breast augmentation options

Hey everyone,

I’m looking into getting breast augmentation and I want to find a top-tier surgeon here in the States. Has anyone here actually gone through it? I’d love to hear some firsthand accounts. Does anyone have a specific plastic surgeon they’d recommend?
Right now, I’m eyeing the Tagora clinic in Cleveland, or maybe booking with Dr. Dzepin or Glumicic over in Chicago. Has anyone actually used them? What was your experience like??
And what are we talking in terms of cost??? Where are all these famous American surgeons even hiding???

Thanks

I’ve never personally gone under the knife, nor have I ever felt the urge to, but based on everything I see in the American media lately, Dr. Kinčl seems to be the biggest name in the business. I think I caught a segment about it on CBS's Explosive the other day. It sounds like Glumičić’s reputation has taken quite a hit because there’s been so much news coverage regarding lawsuits over botched procedures and using subpar materials—stuff that’s actually illegal. I can't say for sure if those reports are totally accurate, but I actually know a girl who went to Glumičić-silikon for lip filler, and honestly, I won't even describe it to you. The silicone just looks like it's floating around inside her mouth... it was pretty unsettling! I have no idea what exactly went wrong there.

I'm not entirely sure what the price range is, but I'm certain he has a website, so your best bet is to just look him up. It seems like all our local celebrities are flocking to Dr. Kinčl.

Whatever you end up deciding, good luck!!!👍

I’ve heard great things about Dr. Zambelli over in Cleveland; word on the street is he’s easily the top plastic and aesthetic surgeon in the US. I’m actually heading there myself for a consultation. Here is his website if you want to check him out for yourself:www.mariozambelli.com

Sophia Clark2

My advice? Hire
. Just wait until you wake up one morning and see the results for yourself 😁
. I’ll DM you some before and after shots—if you think they look good enough, you can send me those couple thousand bucks
.
🙂 Best of luck with whatever you decide
.

Never

Ugh. I honestly cannot wrap my head around how someone can be so incredibly insecure that they feel the need to go under the knife. All this stuff—breast augmentations, lip fillers, facelifts, Botox... it’s just gross.
I mean, what kind of boring, mindless world would we live in if everyone had the exact same body type? Pure monotony.
Forget all of it. People are so obsessed with their looks these days that they completely lose sight of everything else that actually matters.
"Get bigger breasts and you'll finally be happy" (because you'll have the cleavage you dreamed of, blah blah blah...); or, give that money to a local food bank and you'll make dozens of people happy instead. It's not even a fortune, but imagine how much food that could provide for hungry kids. Huh?
Screw the surgery.
I have small breasts, and even when I try to imagine having larger ones, what changes? I'd still be me. I'd still be doing the same things, hanging out with the same people, laughing at the same jokes, and ordering a latte instead of a plain coffee... so why bother with the scalpel?
No amount of cleavage is worth mutilating my own body.
Anyway, that's just my two cents. Don't mind me, ladies.

Big breasts are basically just a biological signal of fertility, right? Either they're showing you she's fertile
or they aren't.

Look, silicone doesn't actually impact a woman's fertility or anything like that 😉
I mean—I'm generally against plastic surgery myself...

Artificially large? Give me a break.

Everyone has their own little quirks and ways they like to live life! I honestly can't wrap my head around why anyone would choose to go through that kind of intense pain or look like they've been through a meat grinder, but I suppose there’s always some deep-seated psychological reason behind those kinds of choices. Hey, if that's what makes someone happy, more power to them!

Emily Flores54, copperpanther51...
Can we please stop with the lectures? She was asking for doctor recommendations, not a sermon on the ethics of plastic surgery. So, feel free to keep all that moral superiority to yourselves.

So, I heard this acquaintance went down to Makarska to get some breast augmentation done. She ended up shelling out $2,600 for the whole thing, and she just put it on her credit card using an installment plan 🙂

Carol Harris64 said:Emily Flores54, copperpanther51...
Let's all just take a breath and skip the lecture, okay? She was looking for some solid doctor recommendations, not a deep dive into everyone's personal feelings about the ethics of plastic surgery. Let's keep the moralizing to ourselves.

And you think you can tell me what I can or can't post here? From now on, I guess I'll just shoot you a private message first to see if my thoughts meet your approval before I hit send. Sound good, honey?

Honestly, where do these people even come from?'''!!!!!!!!!!!!!🙏

copperpanther51 said:So what, you're gonna tell me what I can and can't write? From now on, maybe I'll just DM you first to ask if my thoughts are okay with you—and if you give the green light, then I'll send them. Sound good, honey?

The amount of weirdos on this planet... seriously. 🙏

Look, I don't know about Seppy, but there are definitely moderators here who can shut you down.
If you and people like you keep flooding topics with stuff like, "I don't know if you need a therapist or bigger breasts," well—
she didn't ask for a therapist's address or your unsolicited opinion, get it?
It's like asking where to buy a nice wedding dress in Chicago and getting told you're crazy for wanting to get married.
There really are some strange characters out there.

Rachel Wells61 said:Look, there are moderators here who can actually ban you
for being rude or starting drama, like when someone goes, "I don't know if you need therapy or just bigger boobs."
She wasn't asking for your therapist's address or for your unsolicited opinion—get it?

👍

The moderator would appreciate it if you stopped trying to be a know-it-all .

Rachel Wells61 said:Sophia Clark2

My advice? Hire
and just wait for the shock when you wake up one morning and see your chest looking totally different! 😁

From my own experience, that "wow" factor doesn't last forever 😁
because they show up just as quickly as they disappear 😢

Everything just drifts away... all that's left are the memories... 😉

I bet you have plenty of great memories from your younger days too! 😉

jadesailor14 said:I suspect you probably have plenty of your own youthful indiscretions to look back on, too. 😉

I was passing by one of my neighbors today—someone who could probably use a little help with a reduction surgery, if you ask me—and it got me thinking about how much people try to hide behind certain silhouettes. It’s funny, isn't it? How we all walk around trying to curate this specific image of ourselves, while underneath it all, we're just dealing with gravity and poor choices in undergarments. I remember back in Chicago, I had a neighbor who used to wear these incredibly structured blazers that looked like they were holding back a dam. Every time she moved, I half expected an emergency alert to go off on my phone. Anyway, point being, some things are just better when they're... well, more balanced. Just a thought. 😉

Big guys—it's a constant struggle
Huge breasts—just one massive headache after another