Petite Mom 275 cc MP Silicone Unders

I am 5'2" 112 lbs. I have always been that person who's been kind of like a stick figure growing up. All of my female friends got their lovely lady lumps during high school and I stayed looking like I was a 12 year old until my 20s. After giving birth both times, I loved the way my body looked. I was more curvaceous and my breast were much fuller. I enjoyed how they would fill out my bathing suit tops and how it would enhance my overall look. Knowing how good I felt with fuller breasts solidified my desire for a breast augmentation in the future.... I just never really thought I would have the guts to do it! But, here I am... surgery set for 9/30!
During my consultation back in August, I tried on a 240 cc and a 255 cc Natrelle sizer. Although I have always wanted fuller breasts, I never wanted to have big boobs, especially because I am a petite person. I want to have a natural looking enhancement. My PS mentioned that if I like the look of the 240 cc sizer (which I did) then he would recommend I select the 255 cc implant since I was going to have it placed under the muscle.
Fast forward to yesterday, my pre-operative appointment, I was nervous about size. I felt like I couldn't even think clearly to really land on something I wanted so I just went with the 255 cc implant since that is what I liked during our consultation. My PS had me try sizers on again to make sure. Once he left the room, I stood there staring in the mirror and I started to really like how the 255 cc sizer looked, but I didn't say anything since the appointment was pretty much over, and I just headed home. The whole drive home I was a nervous wreck because I felt as if I was going too small. If I liked the LOOK of the 255 cc sizer, then I should be going with a bigger implant (again, because placement will be under the muscle). Once home, I called my husband and we agreed I should contactl the office to see what they thought. Margie, the MA, was incredibly sweet and said if I liked the LOOK of the 255 cc sizer, then I should definitely go with the next size up which is the 275 cc implant. So, I did. Without thinking about it anymore, I told her to change the order to 275 cc and I feel sooo much better about that. Haven't wavered on that decision since making that call yesterday morning.

Oh my goodness, I did it! Natrelle 275cc Smooth Round Moderate Profile.

I was sooooo nervous all morning. My PS, Dr. Umanasky, and my anesthesiologist were so warm and nurturing, especially the anesthesiologist, Dr. Raz. They were playing reggae for me as I entered the OR because I had mentioned earlier reggae calms me. It felt as if 5 minutes later I was waking up in the recovery room with a super sweet nurse taking care of me and my new boobs. I did wake up in pain, not just pressure, so she gave me more meds and Zofran and wheeled me down to my husband who was waiting by the car. I went home so groggy and drowsy, but still in pain and I was worried. But as soon as I took my Percocet, I started to feel a ton better and that's how I am able to sit here and type this update up!. I honestly feel so much better and am thankful I have this prescription. I don't think I could do without right now.

My husband is a champ taking care of me and our kids. He let me pass out at home while I took care of everything, then surprised all of us with a hotel stay by the ocean. I have my post-op appointment tomorrow morning so I will update again with photos.

I’m so swollen. Good news, my breasts aren’t sitting high - my PS was really happy about that. But I do have a ton of swelling (like, a ton), especially around my left breast going to my side through to my back. Looks and feels incredibly weird. He said this was all normal and he’s seen much worse. He had me take ibuprofen 600 in the office and asked me to take it around the clock in addition to my pain meds to help alleviate the swelling. He also wants me to start massages today - the massage he showed me practically has me smashing my breasts together for 30 seconds at a time a few times a day (to push them together until it starts to become too uncomfortable).

I’m currently in bed with ice packs. I can’t wait to see how these babies look once they aren’t so swollen. I’m pretty happy, so far.