does anyone have any idea how much a breast lift costs and yes I have read the graphic details of what they do

that is what I want!

recently I lost quite a bit of weight and I think I was saggy from the get go lol and now at 61 I would love to just give my girls a lift and do not even care if they are big
I am a sagging D cup now but wow when I see women in those cute little tops and dresses with a small wrack I just wonder why would women want implants

there are so many great bra choices out there these days, wouldn't that be a lot easier?

it was my last weight loss that really did it

maybe if you target the specific area with some weights it might help, a personal trainer would come in handy for that. I don't really know what kind of exercise you do. 

My friend had it done a few years ago; she works out religiously to keep it 'up' - lots of weight work.  She uses a trainer, and bought weights to use at home, so that she can alternate between the gym and using weights at home.  She still looks great, but apparently they don't last long if you don't do the work with weights. 

Also agree with the bra suggestion; whether you get a lift or not, the right bra can make a huge difference.  Just like clothing, different makes have different sizes and look completely different on different people.  Good luck with your decision.  Have you talked to a surgeon?

I have no idea what the cost would be but it sounds like something that you really want.  I'm a DD myself and have said over the years that if I was going to have one bit of plastic surgery it would be a breast reduction so that I could wear strappy little tops, etc.  I'm small everywhere else (size 2) so always have to buy clothing for my breasts and then have things tailored for my waist and hips.

Let us know what you decide.

I say do it.  You only live once.  It's best to go for a consultation maybe with 3 different surgeons in your area & they will give you a price.

Try to get a referral or check online to see who is highly recommended in your area.  Also make sure they are board certified.

Best of luck, Nikki

age I would look very carefully at the risks. There are a number of risks and some very serious ones. 

financial cost to this?  what about time off work..

I have a feeling it would be about $5000
and likely 3 weeks off work

you recently started a new job, my advice is to invest in a good bra..

I must be missing something here,

where did the OP ask for your advice??

to Koda as well as myself..

 

As many have said here before, it's an open forum once you post. 

n/t

you'd still want to wear a good bra even after getting the surgery, might even be recommended?

hear any female  say that..

one  reason i said what I did, temp, is this elective surgery is a lot of money and there is obviously a recovery time.. which your supervisors may be reluctant to give a new employee..   but if thats what you want - good luck..

I'm not sure about the cost but I think you are pretty close. You only need a week or two off work depending on how physical your job is, and how well you heal.

I checked one site and the before and after pics are amazing. They can do wonders these days with plastic surgery although the results will still be subject to the laws of gravity eventually.

I have also lost weight and now have the saggy boob thing going on.  In a bra they look fine but naked, not so good.

As soon as I can afford it they are getting done as well as a tummy tuck.  Im almost 46 and figure I deserve it.  Apparently, the women in my family all could use a lift after child bearing and breast feeding.

Ive checked and I beleive the cost is between $3000 and $5000 in Ontario depending on the Dr and whether implants are used.

and was pleased with it.  But they only stay 'perky' for a while...gravity does take over and they become droopy with age....just smaller droops!!  After all, it is a reduction, not an augmentation.

It was paid for by OHIP due to the fact that it was giving me grooves in my shoulders and causing back pain.  I believe if you are not a big person, but have a D cup and suffer discomfort, OHIP will cover the cost.  At least that was the case back in 2005.