5'2", 115lbs, Currently 34B

My surgery is scheduled for tomorrow morning and I've been prepping all week to make sure I'm ready! I've read and researched so much that I might have freaked myself out a little. I do feel informed and that gives me confidence in what I am doing! So many of your reviews and notes throughout your journey have helped me so I'm documenting my journey in hopes it will help someone else! I am 5'2" tall, 115lbs (I range from 110-115 usually), and currently a 34A or 32B. I've chosen Dr Revis as my PS and couldn't be more comfortable with him! We are going for 350CC smooth round moderate plus silicone Mentor implants. I will upload some before pictures later and share how I've prepped this week and how nervous I am!
Cheers, ladies!

Today is the day! I’m at the hospital waiting on the nurse. Very nervous this morning but also excited!! I’m ready to be home and relaxing- lucky to have my boyfriend to take care of me for the next few days. A few before pictures above.

So far since I arrived and checked in, they make you take a pee test (not pregnant, wooo IUD!). They had me put all of my clothes in a belonging bag and change into a hospital gown and socks. I did get to keep my underwear on. They gave me warm antibacterial moist towelettes to wipe my chest area and now we wait....

Hi people!
Picking up where i left off: once the nurses got started prepping me it moved very quickly. They put my IV in the back of my right hand, put massage wraps around my calves to prevent blood clots during surgery, and put a thick cushy stock pad on my tailbone to keep it from getting sore sitting in the bed! My anesthesiologist came by to introduce himself and order which meds he wanted for me. Then Dr. Revis came in with his bag of sharpies and marked the line of my collarbone and the outline of my natural breasts. He said it is so that he has a visual cue to line everything up during surgery.
All in all, other than the anesthesia, they gave me 3 different anti nausea meds, a Tylenol drip, and a mild sedative right before they took me back so I wouldn’t be nervous. The sedative hit me quick and all I could do was crack jokes and laugh hysterically for the 5 minutes i was sitting in prep. Then they took me back and...voila! I woke up in recovery 1 hour later!
I immediately noticed the tightness in my chest, you cannot ignore it. I felt a little pain at this time but nothing I didn’t expect. After that I dozed in and out in recovery for another hour before they released me to come home. Since then I’ve mostly been taking my meds and sleeping. Sleeping on my back isn’t awful and I have a lot more range of motion that I thought I would! Definitely get a wedge pillow for the incline and pile more pillows on that! I also recommend putting a pillow under your knees. It helps relieve so much tension in your back! I can open my water bottles and medications and get in and out of bed (veryyyy slowly!! Flex those ab muscles!!). Overall, good but drowsy on operation day!
I sneaked a peek and some pictures while my boyfriend went to pick me up some ramen! They look beautiful!