25 Years Old, 32AA, 5'5", 100lbs, 275cc silicone under the muscle

Hey ladies! Wanted to share a few pics, I've been on vacation in Asia and these were all taken within the last month while traveling.

The one in the black dress was taken this past weekend, wearing a 30DD Calvin Klein bra. Nordstrom sized me at a 30DD / 32D and it seems to fit decently, but I'm going to a real lingerie store for another opinion soon.

LOVING everything about them. They've definitely shrunk and are a bit smaller now, but at a 30DD, I really can't complain. That said, no one says they LOOK like DDs. Whatever that means!

I'll take better pics soon :)

Recovery is going great - haven't had any issues and pretty much back to normal life!

I've already been having sex with my boyfriend / going out / drinking (been off all the meds for awhile now) / going to concerts etc. and have gone shopping for some new tops. My boobs look bigger than I imagined they would and it's still kind of disconcerting, but I do love them. My boyfriend, mom, close friends etc agree that they look amazing, were a good choice for my size, and already feel super natural.

I tried on my 32a bra from before, which definitely does not fit, and got some pictures in new clothes (I can actually wear deep v-necks now, so crazy).

:)

I had 275cc silicone under the muscle breast implants with Dr Hankins one week ago (10/12).

It's been a crazy week of healing and emotional ups & downs, but I am VERY happy with my results and the size I chose. 



I was extremely worried about going too small, then too big (after the shock of seeing them on me naked for the first time), but a week post-op I finally feel so comfortable and 100% thrilled with my decision. 



(Seriously, this past week has been a whirlwind of emotions and feelings of identity crisis, intensified by coming off the pain / anxiety meds that were prescribed to me. I think anyone considering a procedure like this should be aware of that, and this is why I haven't written a review sooner because I needed to really heal both mentally and physically and collect my thoughts.) 



Physically, this was a very easy surgery and easy recovery process. I've had rhinoplasty previously, and this was so much better. Moving/laying down/sleeping for the first few days was awful (my mom had to literally lift me in and out of bed and help me walk to the restroom for the first 24hrs), but it was much more an intense discomfort than it was pain. I was done with all my pain meds and antibiotics by three days post-op. 



Dr. Hankins didn't spend much time with me, but he listened to what I had to say and did exactly what I wanted. I couldn't have dreamed of better results (they looked amazing from the moment they took the bandages off). Bambi and the nurses at the surgical center were all incredible, so sweet and patient and attentive. Coming off anesthesia was actually a hilarious experience, I felt like I was on happy drugs and was talking the nurse's ears off about Kanye West and the most random [RS bleep]. They were SO kind and sat and talked with me as long as I needed. The surgical center itself was actually very zen and intimate and I felt bizarrely comfortable the whole time. 



Sorry for the grainy / shitty photos, some of these are screenshots of videos I took! 



My stats:



5'5" / 100lbs / 32AA pre-op 

275cc silicone under the muscle 



Hoping to be a C cup once I can finally get measured. :)