If you know me, I talk about boobs quite often. Ever since I’ve booked my surgery it’s been way more. Whether you have big boobs, small boobs, mom boobs or saggy boobs I’m sure they are great but deep down we all have a little boob envy!

What size boobs are too big? I have had so many thoughts and research I’ve ran through to help me decide. Guess what!? I still haven’t decided on the exact size I’m looking for, I’m really just relying on my boob wish pics (totally a real thing) I’ve sent over to my surgeons office. Sounds crazy, trust me I know. I’m leaving the ultimate decision in their hands because, that’s the reason I’m going to them they’re the expert! I’m looking for nice perky boobs that aren’t going to make me look top heavy but also give me some side boob action. Is that too much to ask for?

Before I did some research I thought I would be able to walk into the surgeons office and tell them what size bra I wanted to be. Nope, I was completely wrong. Cubic centimeters better known as the term CCs when we’re talking about boobs. The higher the number the bigger the implant. I’ve been looking into the size range 350-365ccs. I’m in a group on facebook of a community of women who are looking to get implants or already have them. They’ve been so supportive, encouraging and helpful with information throughout my journey.

Planning for a breast augmentation during COVID-19 has been pretty scary. As you may know, I’m a nail salon owner and COVID-19 has effected me tremendously. The cases are rising by the day and currently in my county things have been getting out of control. So many people I know whether they’re my nail clients or family members have caught COVID-19. After talking to my surgeon about the risk of COVID-19 during surgery, I’m still working during the pandemic and it truly is a fear of catching it with cases rising everyday. I’m in my final countdown with less than 20 days to go until my surgery. If I were to get sick I would have to push my surgery date back, I’ve waited so long for this day to come and the last thing I want to do is reschedule to wait again! I’ve been taking every precaution necessary to make sure myself, my family and my clients stay safe.

Time to get my test done for COVID to make sure I don’t have it before my surgery. (Wish me luck!) Catch up with me on my next blog post to see how things went with testing. What has been a major fear for you during the pandemic?