400cc, small frame, amazing natural results

I did not intend to write such a detailed review, although as the prompt asked me to describe the experience to "help someone like yourself to make a good decision", I felt it was important to write everything. So, enjoy, I hope it is useful to someone.
The prep and the surgery:
I was referred to Dr Plovier from a friend who had the same surgery with him and she looks amazing. When I first emailed BeClinic, I was told there would be a 6 month wait time but then a woman called Bénédicte emailed back to let me know there was an opening in 2 weeks. I emailed at least ten times with various questions and they always wrote back straight away.
As I had chosen to do the surgery so quickly, I didn't have time for a consultation first so I actually arrived from Amsterdam (about a 3-hour drive) exhausted and without having met Dr Plovier. I was very nervous and unsure of what I even wanted. I was definitely not the type of patient who had an exact idea of their perfect body. Actually, I have never had any confidence issues, I have generally always been happy with my body, but I knew my chest was not in proportion with the rest of my figure. I have never had breasts and I wanted them and I was over wearing padded bras.
Beclinic is private, it feels more like a hotel than a clinic and the facilities are very clean, high quality and comfortable. After a two hour wait in a private room with a bed (I actually fell asleep), Dr Plovier entered. The first time I met him I had just woken up and he went straight into the consultation asking me to show him photos of what I wanted, which I didn't realise was the actual consultation. I had to ask him to leave and come back as I was completely out of it... it was quite awkward, probably more for me than for him. When he came back, I was a little more prepared, but feeling like I had no idea what I wanted. He was quite cold but professional. I like this approach, I didn't feel like he was trying to sell me an idea but rather he was pragmatic and direct. For me, it was perfect and I felt like he knew what he was doing.
To illustrate how unsure I was, on the spot I found a photo of Emily Ratajkowski at the beach and showed him that, and then a totally different model with a completely different shape. I think at that point he realised I had no idea. So to save the situation I told him, I just want to be in proportion and I wanted them to be big without looking fake. This response seemed to work for him and he began with the measurements. All I knew at that point is that I decided to trust him and my friend, who is extremely picky, recommended him. Because my frame is small, he said size would be an issue and I could risk having nipples pointed downwards if he went too big. I had also paid for the "B-lite" implants in advance (basically only because they were the most expensive and I wanted the best) but he advised against them as they were too firm and my priority was natural-looking.
Within 30 mins his nurse (or the anaesthetist?) came back and told me the surgery room was ready. I was then ushered into the room, I saw Dr Plovier out of the corner of my eye preparing in the back and that was the last time I saw him. I lay down on the table, extremely nervous at this point and they connected me to the drip. I remember asking when they would put me to sleep, I looked up and saw the liquid pouring into me and I said, "it's already happening, isn't it?". The anaesthetist responded "yes" and that was the last I remember.
I woke up about 20mins later feeling fine. I was not dizzy, I was not even tired anymore. The first thing I did after asking my friend (who drive down with me from Amsterdam) if she was OK, was to look down at my chest. I had two huge, hard rocks attached to me and I was wearing some weird bra, that actually made me look like Lara Croft (Beclinic chose the least ugly surgical bra, thanks for that). I then fell back asleep and woke up again a few hours later. I never once felt sick, I would even say I felt good. The nurse came in again and told me I could stay as long as I wanted in the room. She also told me it was very successful and Dr Plovier was very happy. Actually, I think he might have told me that himself but I was clearly still drugged because I can't remember who told me. Anyway, I learnt that I had 400cc implants and it was successful. I have no idea what profile they are, this is probably something I should ask. I was given a brochure with the warranty and the details but it wasn't indicated there. What I really liked was that I could go home wearing the surgical slippers and gown. It was obvious that BeClinic cares about the experience and the details. I don't feel like I bonded so much with the staff but this is probably more because I was nervous before the surgery and out of it after. I just remember them all being nice and smiling a lot, but not in an annoying way. Nothing seemed forced.
The recovery:
The next few days were challenging. I was in pain, not terrible though, but waking up every morning was extremely uncomfortable. For me, the most frustrating thing was not being able to do anything. I am a very active person so being unable to move was infuriating. It took me about two weeks to feel comfortable again and even then, I still felt very sensitive around my chest and nervous to do any activity. Psychologically, I definitely had moments where I thought "what did you doooo???", but I never had any regret. For the first month, they look WEIRD. They sit high and they are super hard, like rocks. But then they drop and they look amazing. For me, everything happened exactly as the forums say it would. Within three months they are more or less as they will be and within 6 months they are sitting perfectly and soft.
Six months later:
Well, I look amazing. My body is in proportion and I am being told regularly that I look incredible. A few people (my closest friends) have asked me if I had surgery but no one has been sure. They know something is different but they can't really tell what. I'm not sure how but my entire body has been transformed somehow. They do not look fake at all, they hang down naturally and they are soft. They get bigger when I have my period and they jiggle a lot, like real breasts. I don't feel at all like I have something foreign inside me.
Do I recommend it:
This is a very personal surgery. It is invasive and you do go through at least a month of feeling very uncomfortable. It took me a long time to really own them like they are mine. I was still self-conscious of my boyfriend touching them until very recently (5 months probably) and the scars are a constant reminder of the surgery. It was actually very weird because I never talked to my boyfriend about it. I just ignored the whole thing and he also ignored it... we started dating a month after the surgery and obviously he knew, but he never mentioned it (this is also cultural as where he is from this kind of surgery is very normal). In December he finally asked me when I did it and he was shocked that it was so recent. I would say there is definitely a period where you are conscious of the scar and the feeling of your breasts during sex, but this passes. Having someone who is supportive of your own process (whether you wish to talk about it or not) is important. You do not need to justify it or explain it to anyone. I never even talked to my parents or close friends about it as I knew they would be judgemental and they would not understand. There is still stigma associated with this kind of surgery.
A key takeaway I want to end this review with is, if you are unhappy with yourself and you're doing this for a confidence issue, I really think you need to work on that first. I also highly recommend making sure you're not doing it for anyone else and it's for you. Having said all this, I highly recommend Dr Plovier and BeClinic. My results are excellent and I'm very happy. He is a very talented surgeon and I really trust him and the clinic.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate, I'm happy to answer them here.