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After about 1,5 months, my left implant (still the left in the photos) is slightly moving toward inside. When I flex they look pretty asymmetrically. Then Dr. Taranow told me to massage every day with VERY strong pressure and now they do appear more symmetrical (as in the photos). I still need to push the left implant to the left side every day and I believe if I neglect for a couple of days, it will go inside again.
My breasts look fine when my arms down. When I raise my arm, my ribs open wider and therefore I can see the base below the implants and it looks fake to me. They look faker when I lay down with arm up. This makes me wonder how it will look like if I had gone 1 side up with a larger base, then I can possibly cover more of my base.
My breast looks fake when I lay down and Dr said there's no other way to avoid it. I'm genetically skinny and flat-chested. So I'm either looked completely flat or fake when laying down. :))
At 2,5 months post opt, my implants drop pretty slow. My nipples are still below 1/2 of the implants. Dr said it takes longer for Asian patients to see final results, so again, I need to be patient.
Every now and then when I look at myself naked, I do wish I had gone a little bigger. If I want to show some cleavage, I have to wear a very tight-tiny top. So, I put on a thick padded bra just to realize that my upper body looks really thick (because my hip is pretty narrow) which I'm not fond of. Overall I'm 90% happy with the size, I can play up and be volumous with a padded bra or play down and perky with just silicone patches.
I'm aware that I can't achieve a VERY natural look because they are actually fake. But that's OK. The more I look at girls with breast implants regardless of the small or large size, the fake ones still look fake. But as long as the implant size is promotional with the body, they do enhance the aesthetic look for the whole body.
I definitely recommend Dr.Taranow because he gives patients a lot of his time. I had 2 consultations with him before the surgery, had weekly check-ups in the first month and I can still visit every month after as much as I want (for the shake of feeling ok in my head, lol).

My breasts are definitely softer and no longer hurt ( before my nipples still burned about 3.5 weeks post-op). I'm able to pull them together (kiss) )). I'm able to raise my arm pretty high. Armpits are also not as hard as before, less pain. My scars are getting flattened too.

I also feel like they shrink too which I heard many girls experienced. It's amazed me that even tho I prepared, I'm still going through a lot of emotions up and down. I do have mixed feelings about the size, sometimes I feel like they are just about right, sometimes I really wish I could have gone bigger, like 275cc so I can have a little side boob. (Definitely no blame on Dr. Taranow, I myself limited him not to go bigger than 250cc). I'm not sure If I can still have side boobs. Dr. Taranow said I can push the breasts outward instead of inward, which means I'll lose a bit of cleavage. Anyway, it's only 1 month, once they drop and fluff, they may go further a little bit? :P. I need to be patient, patient, patient!!! :D

I go check-up with Dr.Taranow every week for the first month which I know, not all doctors are willing to do that. He also gave me an extra ace band and even roses!!! He's top-notch and really goes extra to take care of his patients!

I stop the pain killer after 4 days. I feel so much better, less pain. In the 1st week check-up, the doctor says that everything's going very well, that I almost don't have any bruise, and very little swelling compares to others. The pictures are 9 days post-op, upper boobs are still swelling and still have a little swelling and ache in my abdomen. Implant size appears more proportional to my body now... or maybe I'm getting used to it )). They actually look bigger outside than in the mirror. I start to appreciate the doctor picking this size for me