Enhancing Lucy's Confidence
From MemoryGel® to MemoryGel Xtra®
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Procedure: Re-augmentation
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Surgeon: Mr Di Taranto
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PREVIOUS IMPLANT SIZE: MemoryGel Implants 325cc & 300cc HP Dual Plane
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NEW IMPLANT SIZE: MemoryGel Xtra Implants 515cc HP Dual Plane
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PRIOR TO SURGERY
(AFTER BREASTFEEDING)
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1ST BREAST ENLARGEMENT
(300CC & 325CC)
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RE-AUGMENTATION
(MEMORYGEL XTRA 515CC)
The Story
Enhancing Lucy’s Confidence
After breastfeeding her two children, Lucy’s 32B boobs felt empty and were affecting her confidence. She wanted to increase her size and fullness, so in 2020, she came to Enhance for a breast enlargement. After discussions with her surgeon, she opted for 300cc and 325cc MemoryGel implants, taking her to a 32DD.
Two years later, Lucy wanted to increase her implant size for boosted projection and fullness.
After such a positive experience the first time around, she returned to Enhance in 2022.
The Process
How Enhance Can Support You
Lucy personally chose the Enhance surgeon she wanted to work with. Together, they decided the 515cc MemoryGel Xtra implants were the right ones to give her the extra projection and fullness she wanted. Now, Lucy is in love with her results and the confidence it gives her!
Watch the video below and head over to our Instagram to see all the behind-the-scenes details of Lucy’s Enhance journey, from consultation through to surgery and recovery.
If you want to follow in Lucy’s footsteps, and find out how we can transform your life, book your free consultation at your local Enhance clinic today.
Lucy’s Advice To You
Top tips for people wanting surgery
Do your research! Take the time to explore the different options and outcomes. When you think you’ve researched enough, do some more! Speak to girls who have experienced surgery and look at real-life results to help you make up your mind. Ask any questions you have, no matter how trivial they seem.
Be prepared! When you’re 100% sure you want surgery, prepare yourself mentally and physically. This includes getting comfy clothes and the right compression bra. It also means not comparing yourself or your recovery to others. Things might not go as planned – you might have more swelling or more pain than your friend did.
Plan ahead! Prepare your house and food in advance. Blitz the housework, change your bedding and meal prep healthy meals to pop in the freezer. The more you prep, the less you have to worry about during your recovery.
Arrange help! Following surgery, take all the help you can from family and friends. Whether it’s making dinners, mopping the floor or school drop-offs, every little really does help. Take it easy and trust the healing process, as it is a slow process. Don’t be afraid to contact your surgeon if you have concerns – they are there to help.
Ways to book your FREE consultation with us
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