Hey everyone! 👋 You know how much I've been talking about wanting to 'get the girls done'? Well, it's finally happening, and I'm scheduled for exactly two weeks from today, May 29th! I'm on this emotional rollercoaster of excitement and a little bit of nerves, but mostly just pure anticipation. I cannot wait! Finding the right doctor was probably the biggest step. After a lot of research, I found Doctor Diaz in Beverly Hills, and let me tell you, he is absolutely fabulous. It's so important to choose a surgeon who not only has fantastic results but also makes you feel completely understood and comfortable. During my consultation with him, I actually took my mom with me, which was such a game-changer! Having an extra set of ears and emotional support made me feel much more confident about asking all my questions and processing the information. We talked extensively about my goals – essentially going from a B Cup to a C Cup – and based on that, Doctor Diaz said that 275 CC moderate profile implants should be a good fit. He took the time to explain what 'moderate profile' means for my body type and how it would achieve the natural look I'm aiming for. It really felt like a personalized approach, not a one-size-fits-all plan. Now, about the cost. I don't love to publicly talk about how much I'm spending on things, but when I was doing my own research, I was quoted a little over $12,000. This covers everything from the surgeon's fee to anesthesia and facility costs, so it’s definitely an investment. It’s worth noting that prices can vary widely depending on your surgeon's experience, location (Beverly Hills, hello!), and the specifics of your procedure, so always get a clear breakdown during your consultation. The next two weeks are all about pre-op prep! I'll be making sure my recovery space is cozy, gathering all my comfortable clothes, and just mentally preparing for this big change. I'm focusing on why I'm doing this – to feel more confident and comfortable in my own skin. The last thing I need is those things flying around where they're not supposed to be, so achieving that perfect, natural balance is key for me. I'm taking this seriously but also trying to enjoy the journey. If you're considering breast augmentation, what questions do you have? Or if you've already had it done, what were your best pre-op tips? Please let me know in the comments and stay tuned for my next update – I'll be sharing all about my recovery!