I don't know much about the surgery and its affects. But you might want to check into how it will effect breast feeding, you may want to do that if you choose to have a baby. Also you might want to find out if it takes away stimulation while in the bedroom.
Those are just a couple things that I would consider if it was me.
I do get the self esteem issue. The world seems to revolve around the woman’s perfect body. It might make you feel better for a while but I don't think it will last before you want to change something else. But you have to be the one to make the choice.
I get wanting a perfect body honestly if I had the money just laying around I personally might throw the idea around myself.


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I would say that if your self-esteem is that closely linked to your body shape and self-image, then you probably should consider therapy. It sounds like your boyfriend loves you how you are and a quick look at your pictures confirms that you are a good looking young lady.

My concern would be that you get the augmentation done, but you haven't addressed the underlying cause of your low self-esteem and you just move on to some other aspect of your body that you are not satisfied with.


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I know so many women who've had plastic surgery, for breasts and other areas, who are very happy with their results. Personally, I don't think anyone under 25 or so should have any surgery. After that and especially after you give birth/breastfeed, go for it.
Just make sure you pic a good surgeon. Do not pick based on cost. You do not want the dr who offers a sale! You also do not want a dr. who advertises on tv. Any good plastics guy won't need a tv ad to promote him, he'll have great word of mouth.


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a lot of people don't need reduction, they have lipsuction and lift.


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Think about it. In 10 years, so by the time you're 28, you'll probably have to have them replaced, and that's if everything comes out fine. So you'll have to undergo the expense and physical pain at least once every 10 years. That's pretty steep if you ask me. Besides, there are many, many things that can go wrong.

Our society tells women that they should look a certain way to please society. But having a procedure and risking your life isn't worth it for a society that ultimately doesn't care what you look like.

I have always had little boobs. I feel your pain, but in the end, little boobs do the same job as big ones, and that's what matters.