34 Year Old with three Kids. Now It's Time to Get the Booty I Always Wanted! - Beverly Hills, CA

I'm getting buttock implants with Dr. Stanton tomorrow. I have been dreaming about doing this for years but I wanted to make sure that I was done having children. I have three small kids and I know that recovery will be though. I am fortunate that my sister and husband will be around to help me. I took three weeks off of work to recover. Hopefully that is enough time. My stats are:
5'2"
115lbs
I am getting the 450cc round implants. I will try to post tomorrow or the next few days to let you guys know how the recovery process is going. I picked up my medications today and my bags are packed.
2 antibiotics cipro and flagyl
1 anti-inflammatory celebrex
1 nausea patch scopolamine $50 (most expensive)
1 med to help with nerve pain nuerontin
I packed comfy clothes, meds, boppy pillow and snacks.

I showed up at surgery center at 7:00am filled out some forms and then they took me in the back. I said goodbye to my sister and the nurse said he would give her a call when I was done. I changed into a gown and the nurse took my vitals. Shortly after that I met the anesthesiologist and answered all of his questions. Next Doctor Stanton came and and marked me up. Before I knew it I was getting an IV and I got the good meds and then I was out. The procedure felt like the blink of an eye. But, I woke up in a lot of pain and they hooked me up with more pain meds and then called my sister to come pick me up. As soon as I got up to get in the wheel chair I instantly felt nauseous and the nurse gave me a puke bucket. Thank God the hotel was close by. I took some Percocet laid down and I felt so much better. So day one was definitely rough.

So it's been 48 hours and I was able to shower and take the bandages off. I noticed a little dent on one side of my buttock. Did anyone have this happen before? I'm still in a lot of pain. I've been taking 1 Percocet every 6 hours and Motrin to keep the pain tolerable.?I try to get up and walk around every 1-2 hours while awake. It's really hard though because I three small kids. Luckily, I do have my sister here to help for the first week. Also, I slept much better last night. I've been sleeping on my stomach with pillows under my abdomen and head. I also start to get nauseous when I stand up to long, but when I lay back down the nausea goes away. So far recovery is tough.