I want unnaturally large breasts. Like porn stars in movies,...

I want an E-cup at least. With a lot of cleavage.

I'm rather petite and not overweight.
Could my height influence if the surgeon would be comfortable to do it or not?

I have enough breast tissue to cover the implant. I'm a large B-cup.

I suggest a internet site called "Implantinfo". This site is for anyone who is considering BA. A size E cup is not uncommon at all.  There are pictures of surgeons work with contact info. There is also a forum for Q&A.

From what I have read on the site, a very large BA may not be able to be done in one surgery. It really depends on how much skin you have over your chest. If the chest skin is stretched too tightly, this will impair blood circulation in that area and you may lose skin tissue, causing an ulcer. There are several ladies who report having more that one BA, increasing in size each time.

Quote from: Dani on March 01, 2018, 06:58:54 AM
I suggest a internet site called "Implantinfo". This site is for anyone who is considering BA. A size E cup is not uncommon at all.  There are pictures of surgeons work with contact info. There is also a forum for Q&A.

From what I have read on the site, a very large BA may not be able to be done in one surgery. It really depends on how much skin you have over your chest. If the chest skin is stretched too tightly, this will impair blood circulation in that area and you may lose skin tissue, causing an ulcer. There are several ladies who report having more that one BA, increasing in size each time.

Sounds good, thanks!

I know that dr Pousti in the US is famous for extreme breast augmentation.
I want to go bigger than Pamela Anderson.
My goal is to have  " Baywatch " boobs.
After this I would also want body contouring.

I read somewhere else that you're in Europe, I'm in the UK so I can only go from my experience on this one. Most surgeons would have no problem with doing the surgery. I great number of CIS women have oversized / fake implants, and so long as the skin will stretch that far (and if you have large Bs you probably will, although a large B is meaningless without the band size, as what is a B changes with 30, 32, 34, 36 etc). 100-150cc normally equates to a single cup size increase. I have B cup natural breasts and I have opted for 545cc HP anatomical Mentor implants, which as I am overweight should prove to give me natural breasts at around an E.

The bigger issue would probably be psychological clearance for the same. I spoke to several clinics, one of which refused to provide any surgery unless I'd completed GCS. Some wanted confirmation that GCS surgery was going to be undertaken shortly (ie. that I was GCS tracked). The others all required a psychologists letter. I went with the one that I liked and had no problem with getting the letter, having been on HRT for 4 years or so. However, I wanted natural breasts.

Like it or not as trans-women we are on the ICD scale of psychological conditions and as such a request for "unnaturally large breasts. Like porn stars in movies" would likely be scrutinised somewhat more both by the psychologist, and by the surgeon.

That said, there are surgeons in the US that operate fully on an informed consent basis for trans patients (including one very famous one - but I don't know if I can name names here) so it might be worth checking him out. Overall, its worth phoning up a few clinics and seeing if they can help, they'll let you know and the worst thing is that they say no

Quote from: emma-f on March 01, 2018, 07:31:17 AM
I read somewhere else that you're in Europe, I'm in the UK so I can only go from my experience on this one. Most surgeons would have no problem with doing the surgery. I great number of CIS women have oversized / fake implants, and so long as the skin will stretch that far (and if you have large Bs you probably will, although a large B is meaningless without the band size, as what is a B changes with 30, 32, 34, 36 etc). 100-150cc normally equates to a single cup size increase. I have B cup natural breasts and I have opted for 545cc HP anatomical Mentor implants, which as I am overweight should prove to give me natural breasts at around an E.

The bigger issue would probably be psychological clearance for the same. I spoke to several clinics, one of which refused to provide any surgery unless I'd completed GCS. Some wanted confirmation that GCS surgery was going to be undertaken shortly (ie. that I was GCS tracked). The others all required a psychologists letter. I went with the one that I liked and had no problem with getting the letter, having been on HRT for 4 years or so. However, I wanted natural breasts.

Like it or not as trans-women we are on the ICD scale of psychological conditions and as such a request for "unnaturally large breasts. Like porn stars in movies" would likely be scrutinised somewhat more both by the psychologist, and by the surgeon.

That said, there are surgeons in the US that operate fully on an informed consent basis for trans patients (including one very famous one - but I don't know if I can name names here) so it might be worth checking him out. Overall, its worth phoning up a few clinics and seeing if they can help, they'll let you know and the worst thing is that they say no

Hi, yes I'm Europe, Belgium.

Breast augmentation doesn't require a letter from a shrink here.
I have already paid a small amount of the total sum for implants to a clinic called " De Wellnesskliniek " . I can chose implants between 225 and 500CC without extra cost.

I'm going for 500 on the left and 450 on the right, to correct assymetry.
Since I have a medium ribcage and not a large one, I suspect it will boost my boob size quite drastically.

I have never heard of surgeons forcing you to go through GCS in order to qualify for a BA.
A BA is a simple procedure of an hour on a MtF. It is completely reversible if one doesn't like the results. Is the UK that behind on trans care that they require SRS before a BA?

Some people are non-op and WPATH even protects us.
SRS is not always needed.

A BA is purely cosmetic. It would be a shame to ask a letter from a shrink for that procedure.

I'm glad they don't require any psychiatric letters for elective procedures like FFS and BA here in Belgium.

It's a shame that the UK is so gatekeepery.

There are even cis men, crossdressers, who go for a breast augmentation. They can get it too. They are usually also not asked for a letter from a shrink and neither are cis women asked for it.

Whether its policy or not I don't know, but it was MYA clinics who I spoke to and they wanted to ensure that I had completed my "gender treatment" or something like that

Most other UK surgeons of note will ask for a psych letter, even though WPATH doesn't require it. Surgeons are free to require more than WPATH should they so wish, especially at the risk of being sued if the person afterwards says that they should not have had the surgery as they were psychologically unwell. It basically protects the surgeon. The informed consent model is less common in the UK, and certainly not with any surgeon that you'd want!

Have you had a consultation with a surgeon yet? My surgeon used a tool called Crysalis to assess how the implants will look. I have very minor asymmetry but having the same implant both sides, ideally you'll have the same each side if you can

Glad I'm not in England. The NHS and the whole care system in the UK sounds like an inferno.
Here in Belgium BA is covered if I get it at the same time with an orchie but then I would need to be on a waiting list and go through a lot of hoops.

I had a consultation with a private surgeon.
Cost is 3000€ tax included. That is something like 2300£ or 4000$.
Belgium is cheap when it comes to cosmetic surgery and we have great doctors.
My surgeon doesn't require a letter from a shrink. BA is not seen as a gendered surgery. It's a very small surgery. It can be performed under local anaesthesia my surgeon told me. Same day I can go home. BA is not at all invasive. Just putting two silicone filled discs under the muscle et voila.

Some surgeons exaggerate by making trans individuals go through unnecessary hoops.

A breast augmentation or an FFS is not a big deal. Even cis men can undergo those. If they regret them it's not even a big deal.

Plus I'm MtF on HRT, which means that infertility,... have taken place with my knowledge. If I was ok with that why would I make a big deal out of a little surgery like BA?

There is too much gatekeeping in so many countries when it comes to trans care.
Understandable, yes, because many trans people are mentally unstable and need psych therapy.
I just have a therapist out of my own will. I didn't need to since I don't want SRS. I am also mentally stable so it doesn't pose a problem.

Surgeons exaggerate. They think everyone is going to become a Walt Heyer or a Charles Kane who regret SRS and go through transition once more ( detransition ) . Detransition is so rare. If you have been on HRT for years you will not regret surgeries either. A cis man would stop HRT within weeks. A trans woman would get addicted to the high of HRT. I'm still on a pink estrogen cloud after more than two years on E.

Cosmetic surgery like BA and FFS shouldn't be confused with trans specific surgeries like SRS.

There are cis men like Justin Bieber who were born with very feminine faces. They didn't go through FFS. They live happy lives.

Why should we be denied a feminine face or a feminine chest? We identify as women after all.

Funnily enough I went to uni with Charles Kane. Was a nightmare as a person, really unpleasant and would blame the uni about all manner of things on the basis that they were anti trans when it was actually just his actions they were anti

I would like to comment here as I have naturally occurring large breasts and would not consider E overly large. I wear a 38GG bra now, 2060CC cup size. If you haven't looked at a chart that shows cups by there CC volume I would recommend it. One can be found on this blog page,
https://skeptoid.com/blog/2015/08/21/wrong-bra/

You also mention cleavage, please take note that cleavage is about 95% a function of the bra. Another thing to note is virtually all lingerie models are shown in ads with the wrong bra size on in order to entice you into the bra. Fit properly, they rarely if ever look like the ads. What I am getting at is that much of what people seek and want in way of their chest is a manufactured illusion done with bras.

I'm all for getting a BA when you want it. Just know what you really want when you do. Is it the reality or part of the illusion.

Do you think such large breasts might have a negative on your career in law?

Quote from: AnonyMs on March 01, 2018, 12:53:10 PM
Do you think such large breasts might have a negative on your career in law?

I don't think so. I mean, boobs have nothing to do with my brains, right?
I mean, people chose a lawyer for her mind, not for her boobs :-/

AnonyMs does make a good point. It shouldn't make a difference but it can. I'm a lawyer in the UK and the reality of it is that a professional appearance does make all the difference. Its the reason why lawyers don't have pink hair, or visible tattoos, or piercings except for the ears etc. I agree that a lawyer should be chosen for his/her mind, but thats not the reality in law, or business generally. Suppose it depends on how porn star you want the boobs

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