someone informed me that there was a 6 month waiting period for the breast augmentation that i had done before they would let me join the navy. So does anyone know if my plastic surgeon wrote me a letter saying that i was fit for full duty if the meps doctor would waive the surgery so that i could go in early instead of waiting 6 months.
someone informed me that there was a 6 month waiting period for the breast augmentation that i had done before they would let me join the navy. So does anyone know if my plastic surgeon wrote me a letter saying that i was fit for full duty if the meps doctor would waive the surgery so that i could go in early instead of waiting 6 months.
Im about to turn 18, and i had a baby when i was 16. I breastfed my son till he was 13 mos. and now i REALLY feel self conscious about my chest. Its not as perky and full as they used to be, and since i only breast fed him on one side, its really, really droopy on the left side. Since i had the baby, my self consciousness about my body has been horrible. I really would like to find a way that i could possibly afford a breast augmentation by the time i turn 18, maybe a loan, does anybody have any good ideas.
p.s. i currently am unemployed but will have a job by the time i turn 18 for sure.
I am planning on breast augmentation in the near future. I am a massage therapist, so when I return to work I will be really using my upper body. My procedure will be under the muscle. I need a realistic opinion on how long it will take before I can return to work. Help!
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