305 Moderate Plus Profile, Petite 106 Lbs, Mild Pectus

I remember in 6th grade looking around and seeing all the other girls getting their boobs and excitedly waiting for mine... and waiting through 7th... and waiting through 10th... and waiting through college. Nada! I was given a small A/B I would say from my lovely genetics. Since middle school, I knew I was going to get a breast augmentation but I just didn't know when. Now that I am almost done with my bachelor's degree and getting ready to apply for PA school I thought well it's now or never!
I do have some mild pectus (AKA my breast bone sinks in) as you can see in the photos and since I couldn't find a lot of girls on here with it, I figured I'd post my results to maybe help with giving an idea of what a BA would look like with it. The doc I found was great and he was realistic with the results I wanted. I am still scared of getting an ultra gap in between my boobs because of the pectus, but he said if anything it would help give me good cleavage, so I guess we'll see! I was swinging between 300 and 350 cc but in the end, both I and the doc agreed that I am a tiny woman and I already have some breast tissue as it is, so 305 would be the max I could go. I made it clear my goal was to have a natural look (as natural as breast implants can give at least hah) as well as maybe be a full B or a small C at the end of it. He did make it clear since I am going with a round implant I would have a little "blip" of projection, but I said I was okay with it as long as I don't come out looking like a porn star or a golf ball (not that I am hating on them! They like that look on their bodies but I don't think it would look good on a body like mine.) At first, we were going to do two different-sized implants as I do have some mild asymmetry but in the end, he decided against it as "we would be chasing size" and that just wouldn't be good in the end.
I am scheduled for the 17th of December for the BA after my final exams. I do work Covid floor as a CNA so I am scared of getting a positive covid test and having to push back the surgery, but again, we'll just have to see. Crossing my fingers I don't come down with anything! I have attached my "before" photos, my 3D simulation photos, and some wish pics for your viewing enjoyment hah. More updates to come hopefully!

I got a call saying my covid test came back negative, yay! So the surgery will go as planned on Thursday. I can't believe my surgery is two days from now... it seems like it's been forever since I made my consult (called all the way in July!). I'm getting last-minute Christmas shopping and wrapping, cleaning, dusting, etc. done before the surgery cause I know how useless I'll be after hah. I have to go to work tomorrow which makes me a little nervous as I am scared to pick up Covid (Covid and a BA together does not sound like a good recovery!) I wish I scheduled myself to work yesterday or even today, but it is what it is. I started using the Hibiclens after showers, and the doc is having me put an ointment in my nose and belly button (since I am a hospital worker we harbor all kinds of stuff like MRSA, yuck!) Just gotta get through tomorrow and then I'm home free for my BA and a needed two weeks off! Looking forward to sitting and doing nothing during the recovery process--I'm getting a huge movie playlist ready for the first week!

I posted the other day, and wow did time fly! I got the procedure done at about 12:30 pm and they already look very good for the first day of post-op. I was told I would have dull aches and be in a good amount of pain but so far it hasn't been bad (I was not given prolonged numbing meds). I lost feeling in most of the nipple and breast. I have more "pain" on the incision sites honestly. I can feel just where he cut the peck away. I am happy to report the symmetry is very nice as well as not having a huge gap which I was scared of. The skin around my pectus did lift off the chest wall which is a little concerning but I am waiting for swelling to down before I make a fuss of it. I am so excited about the fluff and dropping process! They also look rather natural yet on the bigger size. Dr. Broadway is amazing and his attention to detail was no different from the office to the OR.