29yo/124lbs/5'4/No Kids: 590cc UHP

Awhile back I went in for my 5 year appointment with Dr. Toohey and he said I could practically keep them forever. I don't think I'd want to swap sizes or do another surgery for a number of years. I've had some scar tissue issues on an extremity so I don't want to risk my boobs suffering any of that. Plus working as a bedside nurse requires me to be very active. Plus the sternal restrictions you have during recovery.
I feel like they actually fit my frame well, even though when you write out the size it sounds absurd. I've done a lot more upper body workouts in the last 2 years that seem to support my chest muscles. No problems with warping or pain, although I'm not "lifting heavy."
I never worry about going braless in dresses or fitted bodysuits which is fantastic. Otherwise sports bras are my best friends for work & daily life. Bathing suit and clothing sizing remains tricky, the more adjustable an item is, the better. Such is life when you're a small band size.
So all in all, no regrets.

2 years in, he's checking to see if anything looks funny or has migrated. I got the all clear, and "they look great seeya in 3 years!" Toohey says they should remain about the same over the next couple years. Of course the variables that usually effect your BA are the same things that effect your skin. Weight fluctuations, pregnancy, stress. I have remained within the same 10lb range over the last couple years, staying active. Even more active since COVID lockdowns thanks to having access to a shared, in-house Peloton.
Since my BA, I've been trying to be consistent with my skincare in general. Not just my face, but the whole body. I have eczema so I avoid retinol and I often get what looks like allergic reactions to fragranced items. I had a full body reaction to a "natural" shampoo last week...fun. So when I find products that work for me AND don't light my skin on fire, it's magic.
Anything going on my face is also going on my decolletage! My face serum, my moisturizer, my face wash. Moisturizer on boobs is a game of too much/too little. Getting a zit on your boob can happen and it's awkward when it happens, but I've noticed that seems to be a body lotion thing more than a face lotion thing. It may depend on the thickness. Keep that skin happy!
A couple months ago, I tried out one of those silicone chest pads that looks like you're sleeping with a window cling stuck to your skin---not great, not attractive, just accept that you now have enough boobage to give you chest wrinkles.
I'm happy with where I'm at right now, and hope to resist gravity for the next 8 years. I know these aren't lifetime devices, and I think I'd swap them for new ones at the 10 year mark. I'll be almost 40 years old by then, so will I go bigger? Unlikely, unless I step down to a lower profile. It's all a long ways off. Right now I've got my 5 year follow-up appointment set for October 2023. Sure hope that I'm done with school & working as an RN by then!
From what I've seen of Toohey's other work on his Instagram page, I wouldn't hesitate to get Botox etc from him. I recommend him to anyone!

I'm doing alright, the ladies are lookin good, and the prairie dress trend should've stayed in the 1970s.
...anyways, my 2 year appointment with Toohey is next month and I'll post an actual update then. Expecting to be able to go to the office, no pandemic telehealth for this one.

***Pro tip: your dress size will change or need tailoring after BA. I had to buy a bridesmaid dress one size up to accommodate my bust and then pay to have the sides taken in to fit my ribcage. But at the same time, your t-shirt size may not change. Keep your receipts & make sure there's a return policy.