Sorry I meant to call Edmonton a small city not small town hahah!! Anyone who has lived there understands what I mean when I call it that. Nickname the biggest small town on earth lol

I have small boobs (barely any at all) and it's so amazing to see an influencer embrace their small boobs. Thanks Keltie

I never had any breast implant illnesses. I just knew that I made a mistake immediately! I hated them. I went from an A cup to a C cup. When I went thru early menopause, I gained weight. My breasts went to a D cup. I felt too guilty to spend the money to get them out. I lived with them for 20 years. When I ended up having a breast biopsy for a benign tumor...that was it. I had explant surgery 2 months later. I feel so good! I've lost the menopause weight and am back to a glorious A cup. No more underwire or minimizing bras for me. My advice: you are more than your breasts. Love yourself.

I got a breast reduction and let me tell you, after 30 years of carring those huge things around it feels like I'm living a whole new life!! Props to you for doing what's best for you!!!! 🤟

Not related to the doc but your hair is getting so much better and looks healthy… I know you struggled with it but it looks really good

All the videos about breast implant illness regrounded me and reminded me what a serious decision it is and how lightly we are conditioned to take it. I appreciate everyone who posted their explant journey and the truth about their implants so I could continue to learn to love my body the way it is. I love health all the way around, from skin to hair to lifting to feeling good. You're channels always been great. Thank you for sharing your story!

I have implants and I’ve never had any issues but a friend of mine got them from the same surgeon and had to get them removed within the first 2 years of having them because she was getting really sick. After removal she has been healthy. You never know who may have a negative response to them! It’s a risk! Appreciate this video

Removed mine 4 years ago. I’ve never looked back. Best decision

Fellow A cup haver here! I spent several years not liking my chest when I was younger, not feeling like a 'real woman' and being 'out of proportion' etc, but I think this came mostly from how I believed I was being perceived by others and not being in the 'average percentile'. It wasn't until I was a bit older and more mature that I actually stopped to think about it, as well as realising what the consequences might be if I decided to eventually have implants, and now I just rock what I've got no matter how small they are. I like that I don't have back pain from having a heavy chest, or restricted upper mobility, or having a sea of men ogle at my chest before they look at my face. By all means I'm not shitting on boob jobs either, it's each to their own and for some it works great, but for me I'm now finally okay with just being 'me'. I can already tell you're so much more happy and motivated from having them out, you're gonna be unstoppable!

This! 😍 thank you for your transparency. I’m a AA cup and although I’ve never personally wanted a boob job, and I don’t judge anyone who desires one, I love to see athletic body types and small boobs being talked about and normalized! I love love love my small chest and love to hear from others who do too! It’s refreshing to see this talked about. ♥️

Thank you for talking about this. I wish you were around when I was 20. I had thought about getting them and even had the date set. The reason I wanted them was because of insecurity. I am a B cup and felt it wasn't good enough. A week before surgery the hubby was paying attention to that area more than normal and I asked why....he said "they are going to be different soon". When he said that something clicked. He loved me just the way I was and I didn't want to change me. Now at age 47 I am beyond happy I never had it done. My mindset is SO much different than it was at 20. Do know you are speaking out to those young girls who are only hearing the "glamour" of breast implants and not the negativity from them and its important to hear both sides before a decision is made and back then I did not really have that. Thank you

I had my implants removed like 6 years ago and I’m so happy I did. I personally was feeling insecure from having them inn. I felt kinda like people knew they were fake and that made me insecure. My husband was like just get them out. I had them 9 years and when I went to the doctor that put them in he was telling me I’m crazy basically. He was questioning my sanity . I was so mad when I left his office. Found another doctor and he removed them without any issues. He also told me he had more and more patients wanting them out. I don’t like the fake look and I really regret doing that in first place. I’m a cup and I feel good with what I have. Don’t care what society thinks at all. Look what they are doing …. They make body image a trend. Some of these people look like something out of this world. Natural is the true beauty:)

My husband talked me out of getting implants and I am so so glad I listened to him. Thank you for sharing your story. Love ya for years lady 💕

I love your new look - and I'm not referring to your body (which is amazing, as it always was) but the lightness in your character. It's like you've woken up. I've been following you since you got your hair extensions out and the person I see now is totally different than the insecure girl in those first videos I saw. It's like you've been removing pieces of your mask you had built on to look a certain way (and that would also make you feel a certain way). Good job Keltie, I'm proud of you, your honesty and your courage. You're rediscovering yourself and we're here for it!

I'm so happy for you Keltie, you're glowing!! great to see you feeling confident and happy in your own skin ✨

Thank you so much for taking the time out to do this video. I love how unbiased all of your videos are and how you look at every angle. I’m so happy you’re happy with your results too!

Your happiness is the happiness I felt when I got my implants *in* in February! I understand the feeling of that happiness. It’s so amazing. Everyone will make whatever decision is best for them!

I relate to this so much. I've never been really happy will my implants. I'm having explant surgery in two days' time. I can't wait to be liberated! Great video, thank you.

Your body changes over your lifetime. I was a 34A until I got pregnant in my late 20s, when they grew to a 34D. They went back to a 34A after I finished breastfeeding. I was a gym bunny until I was 50 when i moved to yoga and walking. I've put on a little weight since turning 50 (less than half a stone) and now I'm a 34C with no surgery. They would be too big for my frame now if I'd had a boob job when I was younger.

I have to say you are so well spoken and one of the first people I’ve heard speak about both sides with grace. I often see those who get explants, blame every issue they have had on their implants and while it very well could be - there are success stories out there too. You acknowledged BPI but also acknowledged things may not go wrong too which is empowering for women to make their own decision. Very well said! 👏 You look great!

Soooo grateful that you make these videos. You’re looking SO beautiful in your own body. You also look so gorgeous in dark green… like the contrast w your hair and it brings out your tan and eyes! Holy 😍😍😍😍

You look so much happier! I got my implants 2 years ago after a decade of being unhappy with my nonexistent boobs. It wasn't even an A cup, so shopping underwear or going swimming was a nightmare for me. I remember going on the internet and looking for ways to make them bigger at the age of 15/16 because everyone in my class already had boobs and mine just wouldn't grow. But now I'm somewhere between 34B and 34C (depending on the bra) and I love it. They are not too big, I can easily hide them or show them off whenever I want to. And I have so much more mental energy because I don't constantly obsess over my body anymore.

After 40 years of having implants inserted ive decided to have them removed. My husband passed away 2 years ago & i iost 30 #'s, everything shifted & capulated. Time to go. Had removal & lift yesterday morning. I'm dealing with pain & uncomfortable but excited im rid of the "plants". Looking forward to my new journey.

KELTIE, you look vibrant and happy! For that I am happy for you. Your hair is so shiny and looks healthy! I watched your videos a few years ago and found you again. I'm so glad you are feeling happier and healthier. I appreciate this video as well.

Thanks for being so transparent and sharing your journey with us 💕

Your hair journey alone is actually insane! So so great. Congratulations 💛💛

I’m so glad you’re feeling so good about yourself! I have learned a lot from your videos. They’ve motivated me so much, especially with respect to mobility. Also your hair looks AMAZING in this video. Knowing all of this, it blows my mind how much plastic surgery some celebrities get.

You look so much happier already I’m so excited for you and your journey going forward. I always wanted implants when I was young and I’m so glad I never got them because I knew I wanted them for all the wrong reasons. Seeing you embrace you is so incredible 🥰

thanks for making such a thorough video with so many different perspectives 😊 while I think plastic surgery can be amazing and empowering, I also think there's a lot of pressure right now to look a certain way and this video was a lovely reminder that it's not for everyone and doesn't have to be!

One aspect that gets overlooked is the impact that breast implants may have on the recipient’s future offspring. My dearly beloved mama who passed away in 2020 had gotten breast implants in the 70s and they ended up causing a very severe form of rheumatoid arthritis which eventually led to her having to get her leg amputated. She did receive a class action settlement but it was nowhere near enough to compensate for the pain and suffering she went through. She handled it with grace and courage but it was truly heartbreaking to see someone you love so much being tortured by her own body because of one unfortunate decision. She had her implants removed before I was born in the 80s, sadly it did not improve her health because I think the chemicals had already leached into her body. Also, my health has never been great. I’ve been dealing with chronic fatigue, joint pain, headaches and many other issues since I was a little kid. I remember going on forums years ago and seeing that there were many adult children of women who had breast implants and several of them had so many of the same issues that I’d had since childhood. I don’t know if the newer implants are safer but it does involve surgically implanting a big bag of chemicals and it would be silly to think that it’s impossible for those chemicals to end up elsewhere in the body and potentially in a future fetus. I think we are living in a strange time where a lot of things have been normalized but it’s important to think critically about how practical our choices are and consider long term consequences. Lots of love and healing vibes to anyone who reads this that may be suffering from breast implant illness. 🙌🏼💗

I'm so glad that you feel like yourself! That is the key. I have grown to love my chest as it is and no longer feel the pressure to affirm who I am with (to me) unnecessary surgery. All bodies are in! Feeling like yourself is even more in, whatever that takes to get there. Congratulations and best wishes on your journey, cheers to you 🎉

I have been here for years, for your whole self recreation. And I LOVE your smile at the end, it truly shows you are have become genuinely YOU. I am so happy for you!!

I love that you did what you felt you needed to do regarding breast implants. I have breast implants since 1996 and I still love them. It's different for everybody, I'm not here to promote implants, but just wanted to give another perspective on any decisions others feel might influence their decisions. Good job Keltie!

Keltie, thanks so much for this video! I'm not interested in breast implants, though I did consider them for bodybuilding purposes. But I am in a lot of chronic illness forums. They all get like that! I think so often with chronic illness it is easy to go down a rabbit hole and start attributing everything to one issue. It's always wise to take a step back and try to evaluate everything from a range of sources, just like you did!

I can't express strongly enough my love for your balanced approach to your video. It's a very thoughtful approach and I wish more people could manage this level of balance.

Thank you for your testimony! Good for you!👏🏻 The struggle is so real! I resigned from my teaching job this past month because it didn’t suite my active lifestyle. There’s no work/life balance during the school year. I’m super excited to start my new job and new health journey.

Thankyou for your honesty and sharing your journey. I felt self concious for years having smaller breasts. I was actually booked in for augumentation. I chickened out because I thought if something went wrong during surgery that would be a terrible waste. As I got older I have appreciated having smaller breasts a lot more. I think the emphases these days on health and fitness rather than a body type or shape is so much healthier mentally and physically. Thankyou for sharing such a well balanced and inclusive video. Lets celebrate all body shapes and choices. I also believe we are all 'so much more than what /how we appear' 😘

My boobs are naturally large no matter how thin I get. I've always hated them & wear the tightest sports bras I can find. Glad you have your health, and that you did what was right for you! Society puts these standards out there, esp social media. Your videos are inspiring and will help a lot of women make more informed decisions when it comes to implants. You look fab & I love your channel!

You show so much honesty and vulnerability here: props to you for working hard on this video!

I watched this with such a huge smile the whole time! You are absolutely glowing, you gorgeous heart! Congratulations on finding more of You!

I am so happy for you, you look flipping amazing. We always appreciate that you come at all subjects with an open mind and with the knowledge that life is different for each of us and our opinions may be different but we can still support one another. Love you, I have just found out that I have started the perimenopause and it has explained so much for me, but I am now researching how to work out to combat the odd effect of gaining weight round my mid section when nothing in my diet or exercise has changed. I'll let you know if I figure anything out! ❤❤❤❤

First, you look fantastic! Second, I'm so happy for you that you have embraced your natural body. Women receive so much pressure from society as to what they say we should look like. Cheers to you for saying "no more"! You are an impressive young woman.

I’ve been following you for awhile now. I have never noticed you have implants, but I am so happy you made a decision that will lead you to feel better and be happier. Excited to see a follow-up video.

So glad you were able to do this for yourself! It's been a real joy to see you focus on your health in the years I've been following your channel

Love this video. Thanks for covering the good and the bad. Never knew capsule removal was a thing, much less super controversial. You did a great non biased review in my opinion.

I lost a lot of weight and my boobs went to barely a B cup, I though about getting plastic surgery to lift them up and I never though about getting implants until all of the surgeons I visited recomended it since the loose skin would be taken off, they would be smaller in size. I was sadden when some of my Girl friends told me I should definetly add implants because they couldnt concieve being almost flat chested. I think videos like yours confirm that these type of decisions are meant to make you feel okay with yourself and not to fit with everyone else's expectations of you. I really like having smaller breast, I can wear cute tops that I wouldn't have been able to use before and I love the way I feel and I see myself with smaller breast

I took mine out in 2017 and had to fight to get them out - my surgeon made me see a therapist to make sure that is what I really wanted. I really hated them the last 5 years of the 12 years I had them. SOOO happy now with my natural body and so glad I got them out. You look fantastic - it is so liberating :)

I freaking love this for you. You look so genuinely happy! Cheers to you Keltie!

I really enjoyed how candid you were about the entire experience. This was an interesting video. I'm glad you're happy with the outcome.

So happy for you! I felt the exact same way you did when I got my implants and when I got rid of them. ❤️

I also removed my implants, had them in for about 2 years …natural to me feels better even tho I did like how the Implants look. I’m still growing through this and learning more … blessings to everyone ❤

I love your channel not only for the fitness content (I really love to see someone who just loves to move 😉) but also for the courage of showing the real live and struggle ❤ We urgently need more role models like this for our daughters!!!!! 😘

Your happiness just totally lifted my spirits! I'm really happy for you!

Just saying I found you bc of COVID and I was talking my heath more seriously. You were such a fun and down to Earth person who was trying so many things. I really liked that and now well, we're basically KZfaq friends and I'm here for your videos. You might have got more followers bc of that. I swear I never even really was ever in KZfaq until the lockdown.

Thanks Keltie for this beautiful video. I'm so happy to see you healthy and free! Your 32A looks beautiful and perfect on you! ❤️ I'm quite flat chested too and I use to care when I was very young but then I stopped and started to accept myself. Also I love how I can wear low cut dresses without feeling vulgar as there are no boobs bursting out, so that's cool for me :-) keep this healthy journey going, it's refreshing and beautiful to watch 😊 ❤️💋

Thanks so much for sharing! I’m awaiting breast reduction surgery but many of the aspects are the same. And it’s so helpful to get to watch you share your experience & recovery!

I found your channel just recently and have only watched a handful of your videos when this one popped up. I just love you! My story sounds just like yours and I totally agree with you on so many levels. It’s refreshing to hear someone talk about this. Thanks for being real!! ❤

I just wanted to say thank you. I had my breast implants removed 1.5 weeks ago. Before that I searched for videos talking about the experience. Your video really encouraged me and helped me with my fears a bit. I was so afraid how they'd look after but they look wonderful. Almost like before just with a scar but I hope that will heal well. I love my new old boobs. hahah I got them in because I was insecure and then I was insecure because I had them and thought everyone looked at them.

an important thing we sometimes don't dig into enough is the femininity piece, and while i totally understand wanting to feel more feminine, the long and short of it is: breasts do not make a woman! you are as much of a woman now (without implants) than you were with larger breasts. there's so much pressure to look a certain way, and the fact that there is a pervasive idea of what a woman "should" look like is so stupid. in response i say, "fuck. that." so happy you are feeling healthy and happy! also, on the BII stuff Karissa Pukas did a really good video on it: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nsqioc6ZzrSqZoE.html.

Definitely agree with your friend, this suits you so well and I am glad you're happy with the results: thats the most important thing! I personally had a whole different journey and got a breast reduction surgery when I was 19. The sense of freedom I felt and how much easier it is to move around is insane.

I've always wanted them and I was one who asked you. Thank you for sharing everything. It really helps to have an honest opinion and experience. I am not positive I will ever get them but I so appreciate the way you have put yourself out there to inform us of your journey with it all.

I think this is such an important topic and I am so happy you talk about it. I feel like we need a time travelling older self that tells our early twenties self to calm down, that It is a all gonna be okay and you are gonna accept yourself eventually. Objectively, I might have been prettier with 22 but I feel the best looking ever, now at 31 😅 and not because of my size, but because of what my body can do and that proud of it.

I'm not sure why this appeared as a suggested video for me, but I'm glad I watched. Your energy is infectious. You have personality and a great sense of humor. New subscriber for sure. Sending good vibes your way.

Really wonderful that you can talk about what is really a serious topic (mental health and body image) with such great humour. The individuality of the issues that people might face and how there is no singular solution that works for everyone definitely needs more ears.

I don't have implants or want them. I just love that you are open about this topic! I have a smaller chest but have put on weight recently and I miss my smaller boobs! I didn't think I ever would. Anyways love your videos

Congratulations for having the courage to tell your story. Very few people appreciate just how captivating the ability to be comfortable in your own skin.

I'm very petite with natural D+ and absolutely hate it. I'm very physical and what an issue. It's great to see you doing what's best for you. I'm terrified of surgery so that's that. Much love ladies, you're all absolutely amazing no matter what choices are made. It's quite the journey, enjoy life and each other, we work better together🌏💜🌎💜🌍💜

I have actually been thinking about getting implants for a couple of years now (big financial decision I am just not able to afford rn) but never seriously thought about many of the things you mentioned here. This was a really useful video to me and whichever choice I end up making (staying the "my abs are more protruding than my boobs" gang or getting implants) the things you mentioned will definitely be a factor in making the decision that is right for me. Thank you for sharing your wisdom, and letting me steal it! 😊

I loved this video so much. Thank you for being so honest! It’s so refreshing to see people accept they way that they look naturally. I’ve always had small boobs (A cup) I’ve just accepted them and no longer feel the need to change for societies standards.

Thanks so much for this video, it's helped me make that decision to have mine removed. I have had so many of the same issues as you...but it took me 3 years to realise it was my implants. Thanks so much xxx

I love your take on this!! Thank you for saying, not everyone gets sick! I am 2 weeks post op and am IN LOVE with my new boobies. I honestly didn't even really mind what I had before, I was a deflated 34b and I breastfed for a year and a half. An opportunity arose and I had spoken to my husband years ago about getting some implants though I never thought we'd ever have the money for me to get them, even if I really wanted them. So I let it go and just forgot about it really, but I had a baby in 2018 and my life has completely changed. I have done a ton of work on myself mentally and physically. I lost 70lbs, I managed to eliminate a lot things from my diet that were causing skin and digestive issues, I feel healthier and look better than I ever have in my life and I am so so happy with how I looked. We refinanced our house this year and had some extra cash and my husband brought up that conversation we had years ago, I remembered how I felt then versus now with my self confidence, etc and for a minute thought about turning down the idea until I realized that I am in a place now where if something happens and I get sick I am financially in a place to be able to get them taken out, I read a ton about BII and women who have explanted (probably why this video popped up on my recommended!) and still decided to go ahead with getting implants. Why? Honestly, I wanted to try them out. I wanted to see what it's like to have bigger breasts (I've always been fairly small, even when I was bigger), I wanted to see what it would do for my confidence. I had always liked the idea, but I knew I could live without them and it wouldn't be something that would bring down my self esteem if I didn't get them. So why the heck not. I'm done having children, I'm in shape, I'm healthy (my bloodwork is perfect), I frequent the gym (don't care to be lifting, I'm no body builder), I love what I do and I have no reason not to just give it a shot. If I get sick, I can take them out. I've heard some women say their symptoms resolve post explant and I've heard some women say they don't. It was a risk I was willing to take so I could see life from a different perspective that I'd probably never get to experience otherwise. I'm only 2 weeks out and I still have a lot of healing to do, though I am aware they can take up to a year before they're completely healed and stop changing and I am still completely in love. I don't really care about the look of scars, I have plenty and I have stretchmarks from when I was overweight and pregnant. No one's body is perfect and getting implants has drastically increased my confidence, I feel so much more feminine, I really enjoy looking at myself in the mirror (even while in the spongebob squareboob phase) and if they don't drop like many say they do, I am pretty confident I'd be completely okay with that. They're about 4 inches below my chin right now lol, but they're so much fun I don't think I'd mind it. I have always liked how I looked, flaws and all, especially since losing weight; but just having my implants for 2 weeks I am so happy I got them. Life is short, we all get sick and die in the end and if some bags in my chest could improve the time I have left on this planet and make me enjoy my one, short life just a little bit more... Hell yeah. :)

400K subscribers is coming soon! Welcome to the month of June! BTW, 4 months to go before I’m going back to the Philippines! Hope you enjoyed the weekend, Keltie!❤️❤️🌸🌸😊😊☀️☀️

I totally agree with your decision Keltie and really impressed by your growth as well over the last couple years with your fitness and personal goals.

So fun to see you so happy. Thanks for the detailed explanation and doing SO much research. This was really interesting even for me without implants.

Good to see the explant shift (or choosing against implants)! There is a lifetime of future surgeries ahead with breast implants that isn't discussed... aged implant exchanges, capsular contractures, weighted implant breast lifts, plus numbness, etc ... not to mention the serious BII health issues!!

I loved this video! As a smaller chested gal I've always thought about getting implants but never actually did, no regrets later in life not getting them 😊 and no diss to girls who do get them I'm just a lazy low maintenance and frugal person lol.

Bless you for being so courageous, so true to you, authentic and happy. This was great for me to watch today. ❤️✨

Thank you so much for sharing your real journey! I came across you in my research for my explant surgery. You're beautiful from the inside out!

You appear more balanced. I think it's partly the physical aesthetic, your natural sized breasts suit your physique, and it's partly your overall confidence. You come across as much more comfortable in your own skin.

Love it and it shows how different people implants can be. I got mine done in 2017 I have 485cc and I absolutely love mine went from a 34b to a 34 DDD For me the look and feel natural most people can’t believe I had them done. They did drop so they hang were natural ones do. I am even a tummy sleeper and I don’t have issues. While yes I do pinch them sometimes when I roll over that’s just me lol. But I love that you aren’t pushing the narrative of BII is the cause if everything because you don’t know how your body will react

research keltie needs a pay raise for this vid! glad fitness keltie is feeling herself and recovering well💅🏽💗& ok the hunching is REAL i have to work so hard to correct my back & shoulders as someone who grew up with “regular” big boobs (no implants lol) who was taught to hide them

I’ve been a member of the IBTC my whole life (I’m currently in my third trimester and while I’m the biggest I’ve ever been, I’m still quite small) and there have definitely been times I’ve wanted implants but I don’t hate them enough to risk a lot of the things you covered. Seeing you in your sports bra post op was awesome. You look beautiful and confident! You have such a strong and athletic look anyway, so your natural shape suits you well. Us, A-cup girls really need to love our figures and the fact that we can move our bodies with more freedom!!

I know a woman who did body building/fitness, and she has implants under the muscle to look more curvy..well one day she was bench pressing at the gym and one of implants ripped right through her chest muscle. It looked awful, it was so deformed and she didn't have the money to get it fixed right away. So you were right to take it easy. I just got my implants removed on Tuesday. I'm still really sore but I already feel so much better..it's such a good decision. Thanks for posting this video, it's honest . God bless you.

It’s conflicting for me. I had a pretty good decent size of breasts for my body (barely a B lol) and when started lifting heavy my breasts shrank. I like the way I look now however it really hurt my feelings and made me question myself when a guy I was talking to was no longer interested in me because my breasts shrank. I love working out but I’m just so sensitive when it comes to my breasts now. I really appreciate this video and the open convos.

You looks so happy after the recovery!!! I'm happy for you!!

Thank you for taking this moderate approach to your explant journey! I personally haven’t experienced any symptoms of BII, however I was overwhelmed when I saw the diversity of symptoms on the list of those associated with BII, and this cult behind them making me feel like I just have some. I feel as though it could mentally manifest symptoms or cause unrelated conditions to be attributed to one’s breast implants. I’m happy with mine. I’m happy you are happy without yours! To each there own! It’s good to stay educated, aware, and a tiny bit skeptical ❤️

Great video. I'm gonna share my story about my breast augmentation. I got my implants 3 months ago. I was always really insecure of my boobs since I was almost flat and wide set and I really hated looking at them and even letting anyone look at me made me very uncomfortable. I was considering getting the surgery for years and my parents were really supportive and even paid for it, which I'm really thankful for. Rigth after my surgery I started having doubts but I tried to be patient with the recovery and not judge them right away since it takes a good few months for a final result. After my 3 month post consultation my doctor said they're pretty much 100% now. I'm not really happy with them, I was excited at first but now all I see is two balls strapped on my chest. Don't get me wrong, my ps did a good job but they just don't feel like mine. Even tho it's a modest size I feel like they're big on me and since I had no breast tissue I think any size would result in a not so natural look to begin with. Also, I hate how I can feel them move whenever my muscle contracts and they feel heavy and make me hunch. Overall, they just look and feel foreign to me and feel like I won't find peace until they're out of my body. Thinking about having to explant makes me really scared of the result but I feel like even exchanging to a smaller implant won't change how I feel about them. I just don't want implants. I'm torn about making my parents pay for another surgery after I've put them through all this. I can't help but feel guilty and depressed every day. Do you think I should just give them time and wait for the 6 month mark to see if I change my mind on them and see if my muscle flex thing gets any different? Am I judging too early? All I know is since getting the surgery I didn't get the confidence boost I was expecting and realized maybe I should have worked on loving myself instead and I could have easily gone with living with small boobs for the rest of my life.

Hey Keltie, just as a heads up (not sure if it was intentional) there's a short blank space between transitions at 17:39 for about 10secs. Thank you for this video though, it was such an honest, caring, thought provoking take on these surgeries and the pros/cons. I'm glad you feel better and more authentic to yourself ❤️

It's great to see someone talk about this with an honest perspective that gives people something to consider.

Keltie, thank so much for taking us on your journey and being so open about it. One of the results of my healthy and weight loss journey was, that my boobs shrinked so much. So I was wondering, if I should get my boobs done, but there was always those thoughts in my head: what if you don't like them or why stressing your body with a surgery when you are perfectly healthy? And your journey assures me, that fake boobs are not for me. I already don't like the feeling of push up bras, how uncomfortable will I feel with fake boobs and those you can't even take off, when you want. So, I stay happy with my little figs and just embrace the woman that I am. Thank you for that reminder.

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Super proud of you for taking a stand for what YOU want and going there. I love how you address why you got them in the first place. Ugh, why do we thinking things will help us get us somewhere in life… hahaha I have caught this mentality in myself so often. If I have this, this is happen for me. It’s so far from the truth. I love your amazing videos and I think this is one of my favs!

Thank uuuu for sharing this. Being really active I have a small chest too and went as far as getting consults but didn’t follow through. There are too many cons and really would hate to not be able to work out through “recovery” 😂 anyways I hope I learn to accept my body like you have 🌸

I never realized that you were from Canada - I’m so glad I started following you a short time ago. It nice to find KZfaqrs from Canada since I’m from Saskatchewan. I’ve been watching your journey on and off since you removed your extensions. Your hair look amazing!

I'm so happy for you Keltie! You are glowing & you look amazing!!!

Thank you for making this video 💜 I also am a member of the itty bitty titty committy, and I have looked into possibly getting implants one day. I come from a family of women who are all larger chested, and so I felt very out of place as I was coming of age. My grandmother told me I'd never grow and compared me to a stick and an ironing board. Last year ago I got into yoga after years of not feeling athletic, graceful or beautiful in my body, and having the narrative pushed that I am clumsy an not graceful. I now LOVE moving my body. I'm actually getting stronger arms just from yoga. I looked in the mirror one day as I put my hair up and said, "holy shit I have muscles!" Because I'm petite, I can wear long line bras as crop tops, pop in an extra bra pad and whalaah I feel beautiful and strong in a sports bra! As I get into my late 20s my body weight has shifted, and i have grown into my body a little bit more. I think us smaller women just need to find clothes that embrace our body types. As much as we are told that being thin was praised for years, it was always pushed to have an hourglass figure, the proportions just changed. It is very much pushed that we should have curves to be perceived as a real woman, that if we don't then we look like a child. I say fuck that. I look like a grown ass woman ☺️

Thank you for sharing your story. I had mosquito bites as a teenager, I got pregnant at 17 and my breasts blew up to C-cups. After stopping breastfeeding, my breasts deflated. I thought about getting a boob job but after some research, I decided not to. That was 10 years ago and I've never looked back. I'm Northeast Asian so a lot of my friends from the same ethnicity have small boobs and have gotten boob jobs and I never told them this but I think it looks terrible. I have a couple of black belts and my natural small A cups I have get in my way of combat sports. I can't imagine what it'd be like with bigger breasts.

Not only was this inspiring and informative, you look great Keltie!

Your hair is looking so amazing and you’re looking so healthy and happy!

I had a double mastectomy in November and I'm due to begin reconstruction in July. The best advice someone gave me for post-op recovery was to get a recliner to sleep in.🤯

On the flip side, I semi-seriously considered getting breast reduction surgery because I found my natural boobs annoying. I've stopped considering surgery but I still find them kind of annoying sometimes. Bottom line: Lots of us are unhappy with our boobs for a variety of reasons, partly because society wants us to feel like we're not good enough. /rant over Side note: I hope you're considering doing another stretching update - that series gives me the feels!