29 Years Old - 400cc HP Silicone

Everything is looking good! Waiting another month to get sized for bras because my surgeon says I'm about half way dropped. The L breast dropped quickly and the R is finally starting to catch up. Still currently wearing a 38C in an APT9 bra from Kohls...it's soft and there is no underwire. Doesn't fit quite yet because there isn't enough lower pole fullness to fill out the cups still. Everything below the nipple is still numb so I am hoping sensation will improve soon!

It has been quite an eventful month! I have been sleeping comfortably on my side for about 2 weeks now which is wonderful. I was in the middle of a move, so I had been lifting probably more than I should have. Had a little breast swelling which increased numbness but that has subsided. Listen to your surgeon when they tell you not to do anything too taxing for a couple of weeks! I do believe all the moving around has contributed to the girls "dropping" quickly. I've had no pain, just lower pole loss of sensation which is normal. Still doing displacement exercises and massaging about 3 times a day. I am using Scar Guard 1-2 times a day, but I'm not sure how much it is actually helping.
So far this journey has been bit of an emotional rollercoaster. The regret of not going bigger and feeling too small has been a struggle for me. I will say that over the last week or so there has been the most significant change so far...My breasts are dropping more and more everyday and feeling softer. The shape has definitely taken on that of a more normal breast anatomy. It's hard to be patient, but I am trying! I tried on some non underwire bras at Kohls the other day just because I wanted to get an idea of what size I was reaching and I measured a 38 C in most brands. My surgeon told me that I would achieve a "D" cup with 400 cc HP but I'm not quite there. I am hoping in the next weeks/months the girls will soften and perhaps expand some more. I keep looking at my "before and after" pictures and that makes me feel better. Definitely an improvement and I have have zero regrets going through with this surgery so far. Will post again soon!