Removing 330cc (above the muscle) & getting lift

Today marks two weeks since the procedure. Overall I feel great. My day to day is very normal in terms of activity level. I am not lifting super heavy objects and I avoid reaching where it can cause a stretch or strain on the stitches. I am really itchy! I guess that's the stitches healing which is good but it's like having annoying mosquito bites all over your breasts.
No regrets, super happy that I did this.
I'll post again when there are some significant changes to share.
Hope this has helped anyone contemplating the same or similar procedure. xo

These photos were at one week.
-Drains are out (came out 4 days post op)
-First time taking tape off and taking a full "normal" body shower
-Incision sights feel a little tender to the touch when applying scar gel treatment
-No actual pain
-Living and going about my day normally (not lifting anything heavy and avoiding reaching for stuff)
-Was told I can sleep a bit more on my side now but finding it more comfortable to still be on back with a lot of pillows on both sides of me so that my head can just tilt to the side.

The results:
There is some 'side boob' that I'm told will drop - we'll see.
The stiches in the photos are a bit much. The idea of stiching the areola back on kind of freaks me out but I found that looking at photos even my own is worse than it is in person.

WOW, wow, just WOW.
Where to begin? I am 4 days post op and went in today to have my drains removed. Super lucky that I had so little fluid collected after day 1 that I was able to get them out so quickly. I didn't find them to be "as bad" as I had imagined that they would be, but they were still uncomfortable and I was thrilled to get them out today. Getting them out was also something I was terrified of. I'm one of those people that thought the worst part of giving birth was getting the IV put in. Anyway, maybe it was the nurse (Jessica who is lovely) but the removal was actually not as bad as my mind built it up to be either.
Over the drain sites, she just put a water proof bandage and I was told to leave those along with all the other tape/bandages for another 4 days at which point I can remove them and start my scar treatment.
She removed the extra padding and dressing and I finally got to peak down at my new breasts. I am thrilled! I got like 3 inches of my upper body back since they're not sagging on top of me anymore. I really wish I had just done the lift years ago vs. taking the long road and putting in the implants first. UGH. If I can give any advice it would be this: If you want to be bigger and you've done your research etc and you want to do augmentation - cool. If you're unhappy with loss of volume, or your shape etc - an implant won't fix that. Even if temporarily it's a bit of an improvement, it's very temporary. Saggy small breasts will just keep sagging especially once you put a big implant in there. I was unhappy with my loss of volume but at no point in time was unhappy with my size. I got implants and became very unhappy with my size and the improved shape didn't last that long. Anyway, I'm getting side tracked...
I've attached photos of how they look today and a 'before and after'...I can't believe the difference.