Hoping to correct lifelong asymmetry

I remember being 14 and thinking, "they will even out eventually, right?" The answer was, of course, no; until now (at age 36). I've saved for years and 2020 is the year. I have scheduled my surgery with Dr. Saltz in La Jolla and I cold not be more excited/terrified. I know I'm making a major change to my body and I also know I am super ready. The personal stories on RealSelf are very inspiring so I would be happy to share mine as well.
So far I couldn't be happier with Dr. Saltz and her staff. Everyone has been friendly and knowledgeable. My initial consult was via zoom meeting in July; then this last Wednesday I got to meet everyone in person for my sizing appointment. In retrospect I think the sizers I tried on were too big (415 on right, appx 325 on left), but thanks to nurse Ruth taking pictures for me I feel more confident in choosing a 315cc implant for my small right breast and 205-255 for the left.
Opinions are welcome!

Feeling pretty down in the dumps every time I change my dressings. Nurse gave me silvadene for the dark purply areas on my areolas. Lefty is swollen and still very high - looks bizarre in any kind of top.
On the upside pain is pretty much gone already. Just trying to keep my spirits up until I no longer look deformed.

My asymmetry