30 y/o, 5’5, 125 lbs

I had a hysterectomy last week and I’m currently shopping for bathing suits. Obviously I want to keep my tummy covered, but as I was looking through suits, I realized how liberating it was to not have to also find a suit to accommodate my horrible boobs! Now I can find modest bottoms, and do whatever I want with the top. I don’t have to worry about unsightly sagging and not being able to support skimpier tops.
My doctor did point out that one of my boobs is slightly saggier now than the other one, so at the one year check up, he’ll decided if we do an in-office procedure to bring up the droopier side a bit. I wish my scars would have faded more by now, but to be honest, I haven’t been doing anything in terms of scar treatments

I’m about 5 months post-op and my boobs are huge, and it seems like they’re growing. I bought some D bras, and the cup is too small. (This includes a couple of Victoria’s Secret DD bras.) I had asked to be a C cup, so I was prepared to be buying huge bras (which tends to be more expensive.) My right breast, which is the side I sleep on, and the one that had the ruptured stitch) is a little painful. I feel like the scar tissue is preventing it from fully settling, and it constantly feels bruised :/

3 months post, other bra, another angle: (posting because the cut of the other bra might look like it didn’t fit correctly, but it does)
In other news, my scars are taking longer than I’d hoped to heal. The area where I had that rupture is especially obvious. I’m still using bio oil and hoping for the best. I still like to wear my surgical bra at night because my boobs get very sore when I sleep on my side. Dr Taylor says it’s just the implants stretching out the pockets, and it’s kind of inevitable, and necessary, but I still don’t like how it feels and I’m paranoid about them settling weird