Sad empty post breastfeeding boobs desperately needing ‘rejuvenatation’!

So I had my last check in with my surgeon and all is going well. The implants are settling in well...the asymmetry that i had prior to the BA and was expecting to be an issue hardly shows and they hold their shape beautifully! No need to wear a bra at all other than some nip covers!
Full sensation has returned to both nipples and no patches of numbness at all - thank goodness! I am very happy with how they have turned out and I think I picked one of the best surgeons out there to do the job properly.
A couple of things tho that I really had no idea about prior to my BA despite doing hours and hours of research - the surgery and muscle trauma triggered bad migraines in me (someone pre disposed to migraines) and I had no idea that was a possibility. Due to my very thin skin and absolute lack of natural breast tissue we went with motiva progressive gel over the ergonomix which was my preference and while the shape looks amazing the feel is a touch firmer than I had hoped for, but I would rather the result be long lasting than having the softer implants stretching my skin out more than it already was. Also I had no idea how cold the implants would be. I have a thyroid issue (yes...i am that person that has a million different medical issues) so that could be part of it but I find that my boobs now are quite cold to the touch compared to the rest of my body.
I’ve been told by quite a few people that after the 12 month mark they are really unnoticeable and really feel like a natural part of you but so far I can still tell what is me and what is implant but even so I am overall I am very happy with the result.
If you are in Brisbane I would encourage you to speak to Dr Peters. I probably wasn’t the easiest case for my surgeon to deal with, particularly the migraine complications post surgery, but he has been absolutely amazing, and is just an all around lovely doctor to deal with. Also I have seen many adverts for “cheap” boob jobs all around Brisbane and the Gold Coast and they are literally only about $2k less than what I paid so I think that extra money to get an accredited plastic surgeon who really cares about his patients and is going to make sure you get an amazing result is worth it. Thank you Dr Peters for you amazing care and thank you for my beautiful boobs I have dreamed of my whole life!!
Happy to answer questions if anyone has any :) xo

So it’s a little past 3 months but here’s my update on how things have been. Everything is healing nicely, and they look great but still don’t quite feel like ‘me’ yet. The left side has a big numb patch still, which I hope isn’t permanent but quite possibly might be, and both sides still need to drop into position a little more. My PS said it takes a bit of time for the motiva implants to do that, so I just have to wait for the d&f.
The size is perfect, I wouldn’t have wanted to go any larger, but any smaller and they would have been a bit small for my frame. Like so many other girls have said in their reviews I like that I can dress them up or down, and i love that my hubby loves them a lot too. I’ve talked to some other people who have said it really takes a good year or so for them to feel like a natural part of you and to stop noticing them all the time so I’m hoping I won’t feel like they are foreign forever. I didn’t have much tissue to start with so everything there is all the implants!
Hope everyone else is going well :)

It’s been a rough few weeks in my recovery but I’m starting to see improvement with my migraine/headache situation. I had Botox therapy from my specialist to help control my migraines, and while it helped really quickly I still had to go back for an extra ‘top up’ this week because the tension in my shoulders was still causing headaches and a couple of bad migraines. He told me that it will probably take a few months for the body to fully heal and adjust to all the changes, so even tho things look normal on the outside he reminded me that my body is still fighting this foreign object and will for quite a while and it can cause all sorts of reactions, like an over protective response from shoulder/neck muscles.
Anyway, results wise, I can see they are starting to drop and get a more natural shaped slope to them. The left one still is quite numb, and I feel like they still have a little more settling to do because there’s still some looseish skin on the lower pole, although it doesn’t look it in photos, just something I notice I guess! Because it’s been such a cold winter I have been wearing jumpers and scarves non stop so they have been pretty covered up...looking forward to summer when I can show them off a bit!
I finally went to get fitted for a new bra - my measurements came in at 10E (32E). My jaw almost hit the floor I was so surprised - it’s crazy to think I went from (barely) an A to an E cup. I bought a bra but it turns out it’s not particularly comfortable after a few hours so I’ll be on the hunt for some comfy bras...I think 10E is a tricky size tho...most of the styles I looked at only went as high as 10D. It’s nice to finally have big boob problems instead of no boob problems though!!