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melonie_charm

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Re: Just wanted to say Hi
« Reply #60 on: June 15, 2004, 07:02:25 AM »
under the muscle placement doesn't seem to be as problematic with small implants, probably because the pec muscles don't have to be stretched as much.  If you want silicone gel implants, they are available, but far fewer doctors use them so far and they are not easily available in sizes above 600cc or so.  However the silicone gel implants will not feel the same as your liquid silicone implants, since the fluid is much more viscous.

I also had a saline implant deflate on me at one point - the replacement implant itself was free and the surgeon only charged me $1000 total for the OR and anesthesia.

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Re: Just wanted to say Hi
« Reply #61 on: June 15, 2004, 10:54:05 AM »
Hi Melonie
How you can change the bounce???This will help help a lot for me.
Regards Nicole  

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xmarx52

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Re: Just wanted to say Hi
« Reply #62 on: June 15, 2004, 11:10:56 AM »
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I also had a saline implant deflate on me at one point - the replacement implant itself was free and the surgeon only charged me $1000 total for the OR and anesthesia.  




OK Mel, now you are freaking me out!  I am a guy, which means I don't have baby's, and in general I am just not capable of such things as the pain level women seem to be able to take for granted.     When I read that my mind went into overdrive!

When a implants deflates, it is filled with salt water basicly, correct? So what happens to the water?  Does it sit in the boob till the doc removes, it, does the body absorb it or what?  

If it was left up to men instead of women, there would be no breast implants surgery at all and another baby would never be born! God I am constantly amazed at how brave women are!  

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aspiringG

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Re: Just wanted to say Hi
« Reply #63 on: June 15, 2004, 11:39:05 AM »
Hi Melonie.  Thank you so much for your input.  I had thought about silicone gel, but then as you say the feel of my silicone liquid is nice.  I am trying to stay open minded when it comes to decisions.  Which is why I have asked you so many questions.  You have been very generous with your time and patience I so appreciate that.  Thank you very much!!! Hugs
AspiringDD  

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Scotchman

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Re: Just wanted to say Hi
« Reply #64 on: June 15, 2004, 08:58:31 PM »
Sorry about that, AspiringDD! I thought I verified
those links, but I must have been tired. Here they
are again...

Ms. Vixen
List of all posts by Vix

Ms. Bambi_Blaze
List of all posts by Bams

Ms. KeishaEvans
List of all posts by Keisha

By the way, this list wasn't difficult or time
consuming to create. I just browsed threads where
each lady had posted. That was really easy for
these ladies because they post so often. Then
I clicked on the name displayed above the avatar
for each lady. This took my browser to the member
information page each lady. At the bottom of this
page is a link labeled "Show All User's Posts".
After I clicked on this link, I copied the URL
from my browser's address bar and pasted this
link into my message using the "URL" command
in the "Instant UBB Code" area on the "Reply
to post" page.

It sounds like much more work than it really was.
     
"Every time you eat a steak, a hippy's hacky-sack goes in the gutter."
~ Patton Oswalt

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melonie_charm

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Re: Just wanted to say Hi
« Reply #65 on: June 17, 2004, 06:49:49 PM »
Quote:

When a implants deflates, it is filled with salt water basicly, correct? So what happens to the water? Does it sit in the boob till the doc removes, it, does the body absorb it or what?




The body reabsorbs the saline solution - over a period of 3 days or so the breast with the leaky saline implant bag will "deflate", and the girl makes frequent trips to the bathroom to get rid of the excess fluid !

If a silicone gel implant bag leaks, the gelled silicone can't be absorbed by the body and is viscous enough ("thick" like STP the engine oil additive) that it basically continues to sit in the breast until the doctor removes it.  The shape of the breast may change a little, but there is no "deflation".

If a silicone liquid implant bag leaks, however, the fluid
cannot be absorbed by the body - but it is "thin" (watery) enough that the silicone fluid can start moving around under the skin and can find its way outside of the breast area.  Surgical cleanup after a leaky liquid silicone implant bag is a real mess I am told, as it is difficult to find and remove all of the fluid.

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Re: Just wanted to say Hi
« Reply #66 on: June 18, 2004, 01:26:20 AM »
I guess I'm a little late to this thread, but now that I've taken about 20 minutes or so to drool over Melonie's pics I'd like to say welcome to the forum AspiringDD

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aspiringG

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Re: Just wanted to say Hi
« Reply #67 on: June 18, 2004, 01:33:17 AM »
Hi RoosterBoy thank you for the welcome.  Nice to meet you.  Hey your time was well spent.  Melonie is fantastic!
AspiringDD  

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RoosterBoy

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Re: Just wanted to say Hi
« Reply #68 on: June 19, 2004, 01:03:51 AM »
Hi AspiringDD, hey it's always great to have another sweet gal on the forum. It seems silly for me to welcome you though because you have more post then I do :P I always have a good time reading the boards and posting, even when I don't get any responses. I hope you're having a great time too. And oh yeah Melonie is fantastic isn't she? And really sweet too.

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aspiringG

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Re: Just wanted to say Hi
« Reply #69 on: June 19, 2004, 06:45:40 PM »
Hi Scotchman,  Thank you so much!  I really appreciate your help!!  It might not have been difficult for you, but I am so new to computers, forums, and their use, it would have taken me forever. Thanks
AspiringDD