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“For a couple of years now I’ve been thinking, ‘Why did I ever get my boobs done?’” says the former TOWIE regular. “I haven’t been happy for a while, but when I fell pregnant with Larose, my boobs became even bigger and I hated the way I looked. After being pregnant for pretty much two years straight, my body was constantly swollen with all the fluid and everything was rounder. I breastfed Larose and I feel like my boobs have dropped. The big boobs are getting on my nerves now. I want to get rid of them. I look back at old pictures before the boob job and I had lovely boobs. I just wish I could go back to natural Lauren.”
Now, Welborn is thrilled with her new boobs, which she says are a 32C but look more like a B-cup. “At first I thought they were a little big, because they get swollen after the surgery,” she says. “But now I like them just the way are.”
Cassie Cohen, who lives in Westchester, ended up getting between a full B and small C when she got her surgery two weeks ago with Pfeifer. “I didn’t want to have boobs just for the sake of really big boobs,” says the 20-year-old Boston University student, who admits her parents would have never agreed to let her go through with the operation had she wanted DDs. (The surgery was a gift from her mother.) “I was sort of bigger on the bottom so it looked a little strange to be so small at the top. I just wanted more of a curve, more definition. They’re really comfortable and flattering — most people would never guess I had gotten surgery.”
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