Tossing out These Old Jugs After 18 Yrs.

Hey ladies! Happy Summer! I can't believe it's been 2 months already. I just wanted to post a quick update. I love my new old boobs so much! Every morning it is a delight to get dressed. The scars are still there, but finally starting to lighten up a little bit. And I have a bit of numbness on my left side under my armpit. No pain, or anything else, so that's good!
I went to a wedding last week and got a spray tan and wore a deep V neck dress. I felt amazing! Like an ethereal ballerina princess or something. I didn't even care someone might notice my dramatically smaller boobs. I hid my small chest in the beginning right after my surgery, but now I have so much small boob pride and boosted confidence, that frankly I. DON'T. GIVE. AF! I almost hope someone says something!
The self-confidence that I have now is something that I have never had before, and I'm enjoying it. I wish it for all of you ladies, too! :)
Oh, BTW... when I was researching my explant I wasn't sure about doing a lift or not - received mixed consult advice, too. Well, I had posted a question on this site and many DR's said I needed a lift. Actually, one just posted their "professional opinion" a few days ago about it (uh...a little late LOL) and said that I would need a lift. Unfortunately, It won't allow me to post a comment on their remarks, but if I could this is what I'd say: "Thanks for your opinion dude, but the only lift I'll be needing for now, is the car ride to the mall to buy up all the cute bralettes and skimpy bikinis. Thanks!"

Hey ladies! Just a quick update well over a month now. So busy RN trying on deep V-necks and other things I've avoided (see old sweater) for the past 18 years. Not enough hours in the day! Somebody, please lock up my credit cards before I buy a massive new wardrobe. And I feel like my old ballerina self is re-emerging.
I think they keep shrinking. I haven't tried on any real bras yet, but pretty sure I'm an A. And for anyone freaking out over unevenness in the early stages - don't panic! It changes! Mine are pretty even in size now, after major size asymmetry in the early post op stages. (my nips are a different story, but don't really care.) Pour yourself a big glass of wine and chill, while thinking positive thoughts and faith in the healing. It's magic. Have felt so good and happy this week. Really, truly joyful. It could also be the pleasant weather, but definitely at least partly responsible is freeing my body of those two heavy bags. No boobs or tiny boobs are where it's at! I wasted so many of my younger years obsessing and believing that an ample chest is what makes a woman. That couldn't be more BS. Now, I feel I have been on both ends of the spectrum and can clearly see. I feel evolved. Boobs do NOT define us. [RS bleep] society and [RS bleep] the Kardashians and that way of thinking. Anyway, that's my rant for the day.Cheers to you ladies and I wish you all well on your journeys! :)

Hello, my friends! Happy to report that the boobs ended up evening themselves out! There was definitely some fluid underneath the left one that resolved itself a couple days later. I held off on calling the PS office and complaining, and was proud of myself for some patience (for once) and having faith in the healing process. Much thanks to many of you for reminding me that. :)
They've been holding out at a pretty even size for the past few days, and hopefully they stay there. The right one actually seems slightly larger this morning, but I'm fine with a little asymmetry. I'm sure day by day, they will be a little different for the next few months. My nipples and their positions are totally asymmetrical, but they always were if you refer back to my before photos. But, don't plan on wearing my tassel pasties out in public anytime soon, so I'm not too worried about it. ;)
I'm so happy I got rid of those implants. I have much better posture, walk around topless (at home only), and flash my husband at any chance I get. I LOVE my little boobs so much now!