29 Years Old 3 Kids 350cc Silicone HP

I was never blessed with breast. I knew it was something I would do after I had children. Once I knew I was done having children I worked really hard to get my body into shape and promised myself once all the baby weight was gone and I had changed my body through hard work and dedication then and only then I would have breast augmentation. I started searching for doctors, reading countless reviews, looking at before and after, and just gaining common knowledge about it I was ready. I had my first consultation November 3rd. I put my down payment for surgery that day and was scheduled for my pre OP November 26th. At the time of consultation I had decided on 300cc silicone unders. I really liked how my doctor took into account my height and weight and did not pressure me to go any bigger or smaller. Obviously I wanted to have bigger breast but I didn't want to look huge and fake. From consultation to pre OP I really stressed my decision thinking they would be too small or too big looked at several before and after pics. On my pre OP day I was told that I loose about 10% going under the muscle. So I tried on 350cc and just really like the overall appearance so I moved up and that eased my mind.

Surgery was quick and easy. The doctor and nurses were very reassuring. I have never had surgery before. I was slightly nervous but I knew I would be thankful and hour later that I went through with it. The first 2 days were not very painful. It just feels tight. If you have breast fed before I would compare it to be engorged bit with out the pain. I had drains put in which were not as big of a deal as I read about. I didn't feel them at all, they didn't hurt at all. When they took them out it just felt like a tugging. Definitely swollen in these pictures.

On day 3 I started feeling slightly uncomfortable. The lack of sleep and the constipation from the meds start getting to you. I'm a side sleeper so that's why I was not sleeping. For the first 5 days I basically just stayed in bed and ate food. On day 4 I cut out all pain meds and just used Tylenol and took my vitamins. Walking around and doing taking deep breaths are important. Don't stay in a dark room in hibernation. You really need help for these 5 days. It's hard to open doors (shower, fridge, car, bedroom) it's hard to put your bra on once you shower. It's hard to pull up your pants.