455cc; Round high profile Xtra gel implant; Over the muscle

Nearly a year post op.
A few snaps for you to have a look.
Any questions please ask.
:)

Managed to upload a few photos for a very quick review for you guys asking.
Zero issues with my breasts or the implants since having them done, nearly a year ago now.

All feeling in my nipples/ rest of breast is completely back to normal.
All exercises, sleeping/ lying positions can be achieved comfortably with zero issues.

Can still fit into all size 8 clothes as before.
Only issues I did have a little hurdle with were bikinis. I’ve never had much of a breast before the implants so I had a choice of I guess whatever style I liked.
Once you have had our surgery depending on size you’ll figure out what style bikinis best fits your new shape. Deffo no padding is needed, no boost or shape etc…
Swim suits/ one pieces are absolutely fine with zero issues (for me).

I say to this day, this is the best choice I’ve ever made.
It’s changed my confidence when I thought I wasn’t actually that affected by having smaller boobs.
I feel womanly, I don’t know, I can’t big up this procedure enough. Everyone is different, everyone has different reasons for wanting surgery, I just know I wanted this done for a very long time.

I was having trouble uploading the new video so I’ll have a go again later.

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Hi all,
For the ones who specifically asked for bra photos, a video of how the breasts move/ feel and photos lying down.
I'll also try to include the process or dropping and fluffing post (not sure how many photos I took).
Post surgery until 3/4 months my boobs/ implants still felt hard, tight and not much movement.
Now they feel much more like normal beasts. Don't get me wrong you can still probably tell they're implants but I deffo prefer them this way to how they originally were.
As I've spent the majority of time pot op on lockdown, I haven't had the chance to go into a proper shop to try different sizes/ styles on.
Straight after op for 3 weeks daytime I wore my surgery bra and 6 weeks at night.
After that I was given the clear that I didn't need to wear anything at night and daytime as I didn't have a true size- I brought a bralet/ crop top bra form Sainsbury's that was non wired. Or the occasional time I didn't wear any bra/ support in the day.
5 months post and the last appt with surgeon he measured me with the size of 32 F. He also told me that some styles/ brands I may measure/ fit different sizes. It's all a matter of finding what feels and fits the best.
Hard with retail shops shut eh!
So I ordered two black, fairly plain, different style and material bras from Boux Avenue.
1) T shirt bra, wired, no padding. 32 E
2) Balcony, lace, thin material, no padding, wired. 32 F
Both fit.
I prefer the style and look of the balcony lace bra. Personally feels more of a comfortable wire and fit in general.
Both straps aren't huge like I've seen with bigger style bras.
My goal in the next few weeks is to order some other bras and have a go at swim wear (I haven't attempted this yet).
I'll give some more updates when I do.
:)