Love my Breast!

I finally decided to take off the bra when I slept. I figured since I plan to fly out to Texas to see the doctor sometime this year I want my breast to settled in. I still wear a bra though out the day.

My Surgery took place back in January 2020 and I've been putting this aside. So here we go...I live in L.A. and flew out to Texas. The healing process is lengthy and very painful. I suffered from back pain all my life so this helped tremendously but I didn't notice a difference right away. I say this because I'm not a back sleeper and wearing a BRA 24/7 was not the easiest. However, It's been 5 months and a bra is no longer needed nor does it bother me. But now, I'm afraid to take it off and lose it's shape. I love my LEFT Breast more than I do my RIGHT Breast. My breast are slightly different. The Left one is perkier and 1/2 a cup size bigger than the Right one. The right breast has a hard lump near my collar bone that is tender to touch then goes flat to the nipple and it appears to have a dog ear. I'm not sure if the interior bra might have broken in the inside of my right breast but I plan to go back for a revision sometime this year. Now, compared to what my breast looked like this was a True Miracle. My Left Breast looks like a Breast Implant that's how perfect it looks and regardless of the imperfections I LOVE my results. Dr. Horndeski is a True Artist.
I was always told by other Surgeons that I needed a breast implant to make them look fuller on top. They were so wrong! It's just easier to use an implant to shape a breast than to reconstruct one. I hope this review helps. Oh and by the way I was 34G and now I'm a 34 DD. I didn't want to go too small and that was my biggest fear.