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Thanks hon, I needed this topic. Pulled a muscle last night trying to stop a shopping trolley! It hurts..... I've been a little worried that I've done damage but reading this, think I will be ok!

They look superb. What do you think they look like when the bra is off? If you are happy, I wouldn't worry about it.

38 with two children (still feel like I'm 28)

Congrats Don! I'm glad it is going to happen for you!

Well I am back to theatre again tomorrow. Obviously my antibiotics are not working effective enough, my (r) breast is still swollen and tender, BLAST IT !! So disappointed,,,, my PS will clean my implant, my breast tissue, perhaps insert a drain and administer large doses of antibiotics.
Say a little prayer for me girls, not having much luck at present, boohoo!!

Hi honey, if you have any questions with regard to teaching, let me know!
Hi everyone,
I've taken a bit of a break from the forum recently but thought I would pop back over and say Hi. I'm in my late 30s, married with two children. I am an Assistant Principal and love my job.
I've lived in Sydney all of my life but love travelling and want to see so much more of the world (if only flights weren't so expensive during school holidays!!!!) I love music, going to concerts and restaurants. I put on a stack of weight when I had my first child and that progressively got worse when I had post natal depression. It ballooned after my second child and I realised I needed to desperately do something about it. Over the past few years I have dropped close to 50kg which I am very happy about and then started to work on the parts I needed to fix (boobs, fillers etc). Still a work in progress....
I love this forum and love this thread - it was this forum that helped me go through with my procedure as at that stage, only a couple of my close friends new and none of my family did. Thanks lovely ladies and gents (old and new) for supporting others to achieve their goals.

Hi honey, if you have any questions with regard to teaching, let me know!
Hi everyone,
I've taken a bit of a break from the forum recently but thought I would pop back over and say Hi. I'm in my late 30s, married with two children. I am an Assistant Principal and love my job.
I've lived in Sydney all of my life but love travelling and want to see so much more of the world (if only flights weren't so expensive during school holidays!!!!) I love music, going to concerts and restaurants. I put on a stack of weight when I had my first child and that progressively got worse when I had post natal depression. It ballooned after my second child and I realised I needed to desperately do something about it. Over the past few years I have dropped close to 50kg which I am very happy about and then started to work on the parts I needed to fix (boobs, fillers etc). Still a work in progress....
I love this forum and love this thread - it was this forum that helped me go through with my procedure as at that stage, only a couple of my close friends new and none of my family did. Thanks lovely ladies and gents (old and new) for supporting others to achieve their goals.

Hi honey, if you have any questions with regard to teaching, let me know!
Hi everyone,
I've taken a bit of a break from the forum recently but thought I would pop back over and say Hi. I'm in my late 30s, married with two children. I am an Assistant Principal and love my job.
I've lived in Sydney all of my life but love travelling and want to see so much more of the world (if only flights weren't so expensive during school holidays!!!!) I love music, going to concerts and restaurants. I put on a stack of weight when I had my first child and that progressively got worse when I had post natal depression. It ballooned after my second child and I realised I needed to desperately do something about it. Over the past few years I have dropped close to 50kg which I am very happy about and then started to work on the parts I needed to fix (boobs, fillers etc). Still a work in progress....
I love this forum and love this thread - it was this forum that helped me go through with my procedure as at that stage, only a couple of my close friends new and none of my family did. Thanks lovely ladies and gents (old and new) for supporting others to achieve their goals.

Oh Minnie Mouse, I so hear you! My mum asked me outright when I was suspecting and my response (without thought) was "no, when would I have had the time to do that?" (I kind of wish I had a time machine to go back and tell the truth). But on the same token, had I admitted it, the whole family would know. She just thinks I'm wearing a really good wonder bra...lol.

They look superb. What do you think they look like when the bra is off? If you are happy, I wouldn't worry about it.

Hi honey, if you have any questions with regard to teaching, let me know!
Hi everyone,
I've taken a bit of a break from the forum recently but thought I would pop back over and say Hi. I'm in my late 30s, married with two children. I am an Assistant Principal and love my job.
I've lived in Sydney all of my life but love travelling and want to see so much more of the world (if only flights weren't so expensive during school holidays!!!!) I love music, going to concerts and restaurants. I put on a stack of weight when I had my first child and that progressively got worse when I had post natal depression. It ballooned after my second child and I realised I needed to desperately do something about it. Over the past few years I have dropped close to 50kg which I am very happy about and then started to work on the parts I needed to fix (boobs, fillers etc). Still a work in progress....
I love this forum and love this thread - it was this forum that helped me go through with my procedure as at that stage, only a couple of my close friends new and none of my family did. Thanks lovely ladies and gents (old and new) for supporting others to achieve their goals.

Ok,
I'm 56, (male I should add) with a great teen son and divorced.
I was an ugly duckling when I first started my own PS journey over 18 years ago.
I am a techy boy & web designer. i love the creativity aspect of the work with a niche market for designing glamour websites for girls working the adult industry (but I do other boring designs too..like driving skules and bee keeping...lol)
Worked as a support lifeline counsellor volunteer , have dip in psych, speak gaelic, degree in engineering.
Anyhow I play bagpipes, own three kilts, gym train real hard, love dance, motorcycle rider, adventurer, book reader, luv theatre, and cool music..especially blues/jazz (think Simone, Holiday, Franklin)
I have two pet goats (lovely looking 'Boer' breed goats actually) 'Annabella' & 'Pollyanna'
I've a heap of friends...no 'special' lady at present...no hurry....living is great as is....
Happy type, good sleeper, creative, social, curious character.
Thanks all....(thanx Donatella for a great thread).......

Hi everyone! I'm 30 and from the uk. I hope that this is ok because sometimes I feel like.. am I allowed on the Aussie forum? Haha. I'm not sure but I hope it's ok with u. ? ?
The reason I found this forum initially was because I was living out in Thailand for 2 years with my bf and I was really interested in having a BA out there. There is no info about Thailand BAs on the UK forums so I found here really helpful, plus there seems to be a really nice atmosphere of regular people on here. I enjoy reading all your happy stories. I think it's a really nice forum, plus I'd love to be Australian! Haha! You don't realise how lucky you are! I always say that if i could choose anywhere in the world to have been born then it def would be Aus! I don't think you realise how lucky you are! ☺️
i was lucky enough to go travelling with my friend a few years ago and we travelled the east coast of Australia for 10 weeks! Loved it! From cairns to Melbourne. Had such a great time! Couldn't believe it when we saw a possum! My friend told me to be very still because there was a weird animal next to me! We had to ask someone what it was, I think they were literally like wtf!! ?? Anyway God knows why that popped in my head!
I'm still considering that one day I may have a BA. I had a rhinoplasty 6 years ago here in the uk, I'm happy with the shape of my nose now, I love it actually, but have a few issues with my nostrils that id like to fix, nothing to do with the surgeon, just me being picky. I think once that's done I may have a BA but still so undecided on it so mayb that's a sign not to? I will keep u updated on that. I'm Also interested in any sort of face procedures for wrinkles as I'm starting to see some fine lines! Aaaghhhh!
since moving back home from Thailand I have just been working and saving, possibly to move out and maybe kids one day??? or go travelling again. We can't decide! May even go to Australia again ?
Anyway I'm not always giving much advice so you may not have seen my name around as sometimes I don't think I have much to offer with surgeons etc in Australia but I still love to come and see what's going on and offer any info that I can. ☺️ Xxx

Yay this is cute!
im in my early-mid twenties, in a long term relationship with my boy who I live with!
I have a cat who is my baby and love of my life lol.
I work in admin and study full time teaching. I'll be finished my degree next year to be a primary school teacher with a major in psychology.
I also model part time for australian fashion labels. You may of actually seen me on online store catalogues if you're an avid online shopper.
I do ballet, aerial yoga, and Pilates every week and will be sad to take time off after my BA.

x

Thanks ladies for all sharing your experiences. I love hearing people's opinions and different way of handling things
I guess it's like buying a new car everyone wants one but we are the only one who gets to drive it and appreciate it for what its worth.
enjoy your boobs girls ?

Hi . I'm almost 6 months PO . I haven't been on here for a while but thought I would give an update on some advice for girls coming up to their decisions on BA .
I agonised over who do I tell before my BA .
I realise everyone in s different in how open they are , however this is my story.
Once i had made the decision to get a BA only my husband new. I then had the task of telling my teenage daughters , yes this was quite daunting for obvious reasons . One took it really well and was supportive straight away ( she is older ) while the other daughter took a bit more of an open honest conversation to come around to understanding why I wanted to do this.
Then it was like ok who do I tell ? Who Should I tell ? Are people going to know ? So many thoughts .
I was petrified, as rediculous as it sounds to even tell my mum. ( im over 40 btw)
i decided I would keep it to myself until after my BA. Good choice ! I told my best friend afterwards like 3 weeks after and she was excited for me but has never asked about it since.
I told a family member who has had hers done since and asked her to not tell anyone and now she has told her husband so I kind of regret that now as I don't trust that it hasn't gone any further.
I still haven't told my mum or anyone else and I'm really happy about that decision . It's my body my business I have no need to justify or explain any of my life decisions to anyone other than my husband or children . I thought I might feel differently after my BA but no I'm actually really so glad I have kept it to myself.
It has been winter so I guess they are pretty well covered up so summer time maybe there will be some suspicious looks or questions we will see. Honestly if someone has the balls to ask I will most likely tell them . Yes ! But otherwise I think I made the right decision for me .
Keep in mind girls if your going to tell people then they are going to have an opinion. Some people may react in a way you don't like . Be prepared . In a perfect world we would love everyone to be supportive , we don't live in that world so in the meantime think carefully.
its your choice . Do what makes you comfortable . I have no regrets .
Best wishes ?

I love general anaesthetic. Ha ha I'm like Michael Jackson. It's like a few champagnes and bam you're out and you wake up it is all over. Unless you're an obese smoker with a drug addiction, heart disease and a neurological condition you are not going to die from a GA. Really much more likely to get hit by a bus. Go for it!

Hope it gets fixed soon lovely Vlinder xx

Arghhh I really try stay away from these threads because I can't handle all the bad information ??
The forehead anatomy is very basic but the frontalis (forehead) muscle is one of the most advanced to treat. It is responsible for pulling your brows up and must always be treated conservatively first go. Ptosis of droopy lids can happen from poor injection (the toxin must be at least 1cm above the orbital rim), poor product choice (dysport spreads further then Botox and is not suitable for natural ptosis Or older people with weak frontalis muscles). Staying well away from the mid pupillary line will also help avoid this.
There are a few things I can't stress enough:
1. You cannot have no lines and a brow lift if you have natural ptosis or heavy lids. People with heavy lids need their frontalis to keep their brows open
2. Toxin into your frontalis will drop it, that's how it works, on a muscle that naturally lifts of course it's going to go the opposite with a relaxant
3. I won't treat frontlalis without glabellar (frown). When you knock frontalis out (paper thin unstable muscle) it is going to relax down, flatten your brows and potentially make you look older. Treating forehead without frown also puts you at higher risk of ptosis as this muscle is unstable. Think of your frown as the cement needed to hold the roof up (forehead).
4. Find someone who knows what they are doing and is happy to educate
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TCI fan here. Very efficient and good service. Though I understand that if you live in Bris Vegas, it may be more beneficial to go to the GC! Good luck!

Yes. I did. It starts to get expensive though I much prefer my lips with 2mL. I have to say though, you have nice lips to begin with. They are full and not thin like mine were. I don't know if I would touch those lips to be honest!!

If you are after shopping, definitely go with Bondi Junction!

Ha ha... love that your hubby felt the need to speak up!

Ha ha... love that your hubby felt the need to speak up!