550cc Mentor HP smooth/round under muscle

Quick update for anyone who needs to see longer after results. Things still good. No BII symptoms, no CC symptoms. Still enjoying them 110%. Will say I am 10 lbs heavier now than I was before BA. but the weight is not bad. My body is little more evened out now.

So April 2019 I had my ba 550cc mentor hi pro under muscle. I'm currently 44yrs old 5'3" and weigh 125lbs. Prior to ba wore a 34B w/ xtra padding. Currently wear a 32E w/out pad. I'm over a year now and I'm sure my fluffing and setting is complete. I love my size. Although buying proper fitting bras has gotten little harder that literally is my only ' complaint '. I enjoy looking and feeling like I have always wanted. And could only ever achieve during the first 4months of pregnancy with a full bust. There is nothing I feel I can't do and I have not had any problems what so ever. If this is something you are concidering I have just a few tips! 1. What ever size you decide on go just a bit bigger. 2.do your research before choosing a Dr. Noone should make you feel nervous, uncomfortable or pressured. 3. Follow the Dr orders . 4. Be patient. And most of all enjoy what you get. We are all here for the same reason. To feel better about how we see ourselves. Good luck ladies!

So I finally made it to my one year 'boobivesary'. At 10 mo I thought they had finished fluffing and settling but had not. I'm 120-125lbs 5'3" 44yo. Before BA I wore an illfitted 34b with lots of padding. I currently wear a 32f/g with no padding. I love how they look in about any outfit I choose, more if I go without. Haha. But the only downside is buying bras that fit and are comfortable enuff to wear for any period of time is tuff. Not something I can get at any regular clothing store. Have to be ordered online or purchased from a specialty shop. And they are a bit expensive. But I look at it like this. I was willing to spend the money to get them. I shouldn't be upset about spending money to maintain them. I haven't experienced anything out of the ordinary. I am a plant electrician so I'm very physical at work and they haven't presented any problems this far. Thanks for reading my story and sharing my experience with me. Hope it has helped someone.