I'm a Hairdresser Taking 2 Weeks off for Recovery. Will I Be Able to Do my Job when I Go Back?

Thank you for your question. It sounds from your description that you are making good choices. In very small breasts with tight muscles, a conservative submuscular augmentation should serve you well in the long term.  Pain threshold and return to work is a very individual thing. While physically you should be able to return to workat two weeks postop, you will likely have some discomfort when blow drying or keeping your arms up while cutting.  A non-steroidal pain medication would keep you comfortable enough to work, but surgeons have different comfort levels with these medicines after surgery because of the risk of bleeding. I would discuss this matter further with your surgeon. Best wishes on your recovery.

The implant size seems appropriate for someone wanting to look natural. You will be able to go back in a week but will be sore for about 2 weeks

Recovery time is quite variable from patient to patient.  Although most patients feel comfortable returning to a desk job 7-10 days post-op, holding your arms high to blow dry hair might be more difficult.  That being said, with the assistance of non-narcotic pain medications and a decent pain threshhold you may very well be fine at two weeks although it is very difficult to predict.