Wondering what I'm doing wrong that I can't see the picture everyone is talking about.

Yeah. Go for it. Schedule a consult and see what's what. I was very impressed.

Well, I didn't fly, I drove. But the restrictions were about a week before traveling. We just rented a hotel room for a week right on the beach. I thought it would be a good idea to have a view of the ocean, but it really didn't matter. I didn't see it much until we left because I was pretty much bedridden the whole time. So if you decide you're going to get a hotel room for a week, just go with whatever is cheap.

Coming out of surgery is like getting hit by a freight train, so you're going to be in the bed a lot at first.

Here's the thing. If you go over the muscle then the breasts feel more natural as far as squeezing and jogging and whatnot, but unless you already have a good amount of breast tissue, you're going to end up with boobs that basically look like two bubbles on your chest. You'll be able to see the edges of the implants and it won't look natural at all. On the otherhand, if you have a decent amount of breast tissue then your results are going to look great.

So pretty much, if you don't have a lot of breast tissue you're going to want to go under the muscle to get a more natural look.

Also, the reason I went with silicone over saline is:

• If a saline implant gets a hole or ruptures then your body will absorb the saline & you'll be left with one flat boob and one regular boob. The only way to fix it is to go into surgery again, so unless you have that spare money laying around...

• If a silicone implant gets a hole or ruptures then the silicone stays contained inside the implant. It's a gel & it's congestive, so it holds its shape. Your body doesn't absorb it. You don't get left with a flat or misshapen boob & there's not any health hazards.

And the number 1 reason I don't recommend getting saline:

• Stay with me on this one. It's a bit disturbing, but people should know. I watched an episode of Monsters Inside Me about a woman who's implants were making her really sick. Turns out that her saline implants somehow got a fungus inside of them. Well, saline is full of water & no white blood cells. AKA the fungus spread like crazy inside the implant, with no immune system to take care of it. The fungus? It's the same one responsible for black mold. So anyways, the fungus would produce toxins that would leach into her system. She had the implant surgically removed and they ended up being pitch black. She was told that if the implant had ruptured while still inside of her it could've put her system into shock and killed her. After all was said & done, she was left with an extreme sensitivity to fungus, so much so that she had to move out of her own house and into a trailer in their yard that had plastic everywhere that she had a constantly clean with bleach. Not fun. It turns out that although rare, this is a thing that does happen from time to time. Here's a 3 minute clip from the episode - Here's another example from someone else - Another person - Another - Etc...

• Silicone on the otherhand doesn't have this issue. The implants are a cohesive gel. There's no water inside for any bacteria or fungus to spread. I haven't found a single case of silicone implants causing a fungal infection.