275cc Moderate Profile Submuscular - Gold Coast, AU

After years of deliberation I finally did it. This site was particularly helpful with my decision making and leading up to my operation so figured I should give back a little.

Stats; I am 25yo, 172cm tall, weigh 50kg, have a breast width of 11.5cm, no kids, before cup size of AA left and A cup on right.

I went with both 275cc round moderate profile silicon implants in the end, despite the first sizes I was comfortable with being 210cc then I moved up to 240cc then to 255cc. They just seemed to keep getting bigger. I was initially just paranoid about having that fake implant look. Eventually after reading lots of reviews and doing my research I decided to go with the implant that was the best fit for my measurements which was 275cc because I didn't want them to be too narrow or look out of place. Really glad I didn't go any smaller.

There was what I considered to be a substantial difference between my beasts however both my plastic surgeon and fitting nurse said it did not really justify different size implants. They did give me the option if I wanted to go with different sizes but that just made me nervous about ignoring the advice of professionals. So I went both the same and am hoping that after recovering the difference will be less obvious.

Here are some before pics

So I checked in at 1.30pm as scheduled . Changed into my gown and was taken to the waiting room for a 3pm surgery. Sat around for ages, the hours went by and no one let me know what was going on. Finally around 5.15pm I was collected and put in a hospital bed where I started to get nervous, the nurse told me I would be staying in over night even though I had never been told this and had already had my mother drive some way to pick me up. This meant her having to book into a hotel room and me forking out the additional $520 for the night stay in hospital on top of the $1200 it already cost for the day surgery. As far as I can tell this was because they were running late. I met with the anethetist Dr Hackland who was friendly and good with a needle (which I had been dredding) he gave me a small dose of something to calm me down and left the rest for the surgeon to give me. I then briefly spoke to my surgeon Dr Doyle who made a few markings and then administered the drug left by Dr Hackland. I can't remember I thing past that.
Until a blur of waking up thrashing around with my jaw chattering uncontrollably, the nurse I'd had before told me to quit that as though I was being silly and when I tried to grab at my jaw to calm it down she pulled my hand away and made some smart comment about me being like a dog with a bone. The nurse was not particularly caring and I got the feeling she had no sympathy for people getting cosmetic surgery, next thing I was in my hospital room. Feeling very out of sorts. Some other lovely nurses checked on me through the night and i was glad not to have to see that lady again.
I had expected I might see my surgeon after the op but that wasn't to be. A nurse tried to contact him for me regarding the tramadol I had been prescribed as I was not keen on it but was unable to reach him.
Since leaving the hospital I called my Dr's office to confirm my one week check up and found out that he had been looking for me but the hospital said they didn't have anyone under my name there! Pretty disappointing performance, especially for a private hospital.