The Best Decision I've Ever Made + Day 11 Post-op Photos

I'm getting increasingly worried and anxious about the asymmetry in my breasts. While I have healed extremely well on surface and my scars have closed nicely, the difference in volume is scaring me.

My left breast has now softened up a lot and there's only a small amount of hardness around the T-junction and it can comfortably fit into a 30-32 C bras, the right one can't and seems to be a whole cup bigger.

During my recovery, my right breast hurt way more and developed a way bigger bruise as well, which has resulted in my breast feeling way harder.

I don't know, I know I am still quite early on in the healing process, but I don't usually see such asymmetry in other reviews and it worries me. I know I should probably simply trust the process, but I still want to know if anyone else here has any experience with volume asymmetry post surgery?

I (21F, 5ft1, 108 lbs) am your typical breast reduction story - by age 14, I was a G cup and by the time I reached age 20 I was wearing a UK 30J. I hated the attention I would get, the pain in my back and the absolute inability to do any proper exercise or choose the clothes I wanted. My boobs were just SO out of place in my otherwise small frame.
I live, study and work in the UK, but I originally come from the CR. I decided to have my surgery done there at the Cleopatra Clinic in Ostrava, as it would have been much cheaper than I could ever dream of in the UK.
I had my surgery on the 11th August and so I am about 11 days post op. The staff at the clinic were absolutely wonderful, always made me feel very comfortable and did their best to keep me happy.
Right now, I am finally wearing a surgical bra and have been able to slowly enjoy the freedom of having no breasts to weigh me down! Recovery has been pretty easy so far, though I can tell my left breast is healing much faster than my right one. (it is also much smaller, I hope that will change!)
If any of you young ladies are on the fence about whether to go through with the surgery, I really recommend you do. I cannot even begin to describe how much of a relief it has been. :)