Implant revision Dr Mejia

Last day today in Medellin. Our flight leaves tonight. I am nervous as our flight from Bogota to Houston is 5 hrs. I still hurts quite a bit to be in a seated position even with all my weight on the back of my legs. I will take a little extra pain killer and stand up as much as possible.
Here are some picts from today.

I had the drains and morphine pump removed yesterday( 3 days post). It feels so good to have that stuff off. The pocket from my old implant on one side filled with fluid, but the dr was able to remove all fluid and said all is good.
I forgot to mention I am 5', 125 lbs. My old implants were 280cc

So far it has been pretty easy. Reading most other stories had me worried.
I traveled to Medellin, Colombia on a night flight from the US. I arrived Monday morning and had my initial consultation appointment at 3:00.
Dr Mejia is great. He looked me over and answererd all my questions. He wasnt sure at this point if my original implant was under the muscle or not, but did agree it looked terrible.
He gave me the option of 390cc or 500cc. I discussed with my husband that night. We decided that if using 500 was looking like it would fit ok into a new created pocket without any issues closing up the pocket and potential incision problems, then go ahead with the 500cc. If he saw any signs of 500 being too big as to create any problems at all, then go with the 390cc.
I ended up with 390cc placed in a new pocket, much deeper into the muscle. I had 280cc from the previous work 3 years ago, that was removed. It turned out that it was within the muscle, only it wasnt deep at all and the pocket that was created was far too big for the size of implant i had and it allowed the implant to move around.
My surgery was scheduled at 9:00 am. I had arrived an hour early to get prepped. It took about 2 hours and I was in recovery for anothr 2 hours.
Getting back to the hotel was the only really difficult part so far. Although we are in walking distance (5mins), I had to take a taxi. They wheeled me down to the taxi. Getting in a car was tough very painful. My hotel had a wheel chair that i was able to borrow. My husband wheeled me up to the room. He assisted me getting into bed. A few hours later i was up and walking slowly around the room.
Day 2: didnt sleep so well. It is hard to get confortable. Used about 5 large pillows to position and prop up my body. Getting in and out of bed is difficult now. I am lucky my husband is able to pick me up. I was able to walk to the hotel restaurant for breakfast. I was able to semi sit in a chair. Butt not touching just the back of my legs on the front of the chair seat. I rotated from that position to standing up. After breakfast i spent about 45 mins walking around the hotel gym as my husband worked out. Went back to the room for several hours to rest. I had a afternoon follow up appointment. We left the hotel and walked to Dr Mejias office, about 10 min walk. He couldnt believe i was walking the way i was. Everything checked out ok. We walked to a restaurant for lunch then back to the hotel for rest. Repeated the same routine for dinner. We walk eveywhere. Its much easier than getting in and out of a taxi.
Today, day 3:
Pretty much the same routine. Im getting in and out of bed without help. I have to have help getting dressed and putting my shoes on. Dr appoint at 9:00. He checked the drains. He said i should get them off tomorrow. He said that since im doing so well he would propably remove the morphine pain pump as well. I spent about 2 hours walking today.