5'2 100lbs Flatttt Chested 27 Year Old!

I am 5'2 and fluctuate between 115/120. I just Had surgery on 4/5/21. I had TT,MR, BA,BL and arm lift. I was going to have 480cc implant put in but dr couldn't close so went with 430cc implant. I feel like are too big at all and seem to fit my frame well. I was worried about being too big as well. I wish they were able to do the 480cc.

Welcome to RS! It's an exciting journey your about to partake in. Here's a bit of info I found helpful along the way. Results vary based on bwd, skin elasticity, anatomy, stats and your PS surgical abilities. 300cc can look huge on one person and small on another. I recommend trying on sizers with a tight shirt to see exactly how they will look with your frame. Most Dr. on the Q&A forum state for every 150cc you "should" increase one cup. Let your Board Certified PS guide you as they have plenty of experience with implants. Sometimes when ladies try telling the PS what they think is best and not listening to his/her recommendations, it can end disastrous. Bring a few wish pictures to show the Dr. your end goal. Don't go by bra/cup size because all manufacturers have different sizing. Remember if going behind the muscle, you will lose about 10-15% from being compressed. The day after po, your boobs will look small from being compressed. Don't let that discourage you bc I was like what?!? But after d&f things get bigger & better! I hope this bit of information has helped you out. Good luck and keep us updated.

I put things in a small shoebox size container next to me. Have your friend dispense your meds or get the regular caps not childproof. Using your pecs right after feels so weird. I put wet wipes for freshening up in the box, straws, chapstick, book, lotion and anything you may want handy. I slept with a crap ton of pillows to prop me up. Depending on how many meds you will take afterwards set timers up on your phone or write down times taken on a sheet of paper. Hope those few things helps you out. Good luck. Oh have button up pjs or zip front jacket cause you won't/shouldn't raise your arms afterwards.