35 Years Old, No Kids, 98 Pounds, 5"5, Petite, 300cc Right/325cc Left, Mentor High Profile, Under the Breast Incision

I just wrote the longest review ever! but it got deleted :( I can't believe it. This time I'm going to be concise because I have been writing since a long ago. I wanted implants since forever. My sister got them 8 years ago but I was afraid to get them at the same time as her. I was tired to look like a 12 year old kid and I wanted to look more like a woman. I'm also tired to used the bombshell Victoria secret bras all the time. I researched a lot about implants. The good and the bad. The happy and horror stories. However at the end I decided to put my fear aside and to do the surgery. Also, since the moment I decided to to it I got obsessed about boobs and I spent a lot of time in this app and internet looking at stories, pics, and different breast augmentation cases. I book my first consultation with dr Eugene kim on October. Consult was short and concise. Plan to have extra time during your consults because you have to fill out documents a wait before seen the dr. Kim. After that consult I went to 4 more in LA. All of them suggested me different sizes and profiles of implants so I ended up really confused. At the end I chose dr kim. So I schedule my first pre-op appointment and my surgery date. On the pre op appointment I had to paid the full amount but be aware to pay for the correct type of implants. I realized they charged me for saline implants even thought I wanted to get silicone ones. So they corrected the mistake and charge me the difference. During the pre-op I told dr. Kim I wanted a C cup. So we decided 300cc, high profile because I told him I wanted projection, and incision under the breast. Dr. kim also gave me my prescription. On that day they also did the blood tests. I booked my surgery for 10/28/16 at 11am.
My stats:
98 pounds
5"5
Implants i got at the end:
Silicone 325cc right/300cc left
Mentor high profile
Under the muscle
Smooth surface implants
Incision under the breast

One night before I did jot sleep well because I was nervous. I stopped eating and drinking water by 10 pm. one day before the surgery. I made sure I had my medicines and all the things I was going to use during that week. On the surgery day I took an emend 2 hours before the surgery helps. I'll recommend to take it even if it's expensive ($120) because it works really well relieving nauseas after the anesthesia. My boyfriend took me to the clinic. They gave me the surgical clothes to change. I took a pregnancy test. They checked my vitals and put a warm air in the blanket so I as really warm and comfortable. Also, I was given an IV. Dr. kim went to talk to me and we went to my wish looks for last time. The anesthesiologist then came to talk to me to explain what was going o happen. The nurses were really friendly and sweet. They took me to the surgical room and from now on I don't remember anything. I just remember I woke up and my boyfriend and nurse took me to the car on a wheelchair. On my way home (1 hour driving) I was really hungry. The surgery was programmed at 11 but it happened at noon or later than that. So, I started eating the snacks that I brought. I also drank plenty of water and took my antibiotic. As soon as I got home I had lunch and I took the hydrocodone and then went to sleep. I woke up just to take my medicine but each time I took and hydrocodone I had really bad time breathing. I also felt my head spinning and heavy but the worse sensation was the struggle of breathing. I thought those sensations were normal because I never took anything like that before. At dinner time I had a little bit of nauseas but I stopped eating and it ceased. It wasn't too bad. By the time I took my 4th hydrocodone my breathing just got worse and I felt terrible. So I ended up in emergency room. They took my vitals and told me it was an adverse reaction of the hydrocodone on my body so they told me to take Tylenol extra strength instead. Tylenol wasn't helpful by coping with the pain but I preferred being in pain rather than being struggling breathing. Next day Dr kim called me to check up on me. I told him what happened and complained that no one gave me the post-op instructions. No one also gave me his direct number or the implants cards. I guess the nurses did not pay attention in doing that. Dr. kim apologized afterwards during my first consult. If you are getting a surgery Just make sure you go home with your post op instructions and your surgeon direct telephone number because you never know what can happen. I don't even want to know how expensive the emergency room bill is going to be :/ . I do needs help to do things such as getting out of bed, warming my food in the microwave, opening medicine and water bottles and things like that. Next days were painful. My right breast (325cc) did not give me so much pain but the left one (300cc) was really swollen and high and gave me sharp pains all the time. Until now that breast bitter me the most. I still feel pain there that triggers between the sternum and the implant. I can also feel the implant at that point. 3 days after the surgery I was able to shower and it was sooo good. I got really constipated and took a dulcolax which was the worst idea ever because it gave me horrible stomachaches and the worse thing is that I couldn't poop. I asked my boyfriend to buy a feet enema for me and help me with it. The funny thing is that he did not have any idea about enemas . He never saw one or never used one. After using it it was soooo good. Everything I ate since I was 5 years old came out lol.. sorry for being extremely descriptive but it really helps and the best thing is that it does not give you any stomach pain. It just cleans your colon beautifully. Next days I just focused on healing.

7 days after surgery was my first pre-op appointment. Dr kim removed the take and the skin stitches. He also gave me my implants card (you have to get this on your surgery day, so ask for it). He also showed me how to massage my breasts and I booked my second appointment for 2 more weeks.