26 Years Old, 5'9" 135lbs, Round Textured Silicone Unders 350cc.

It's crazy to think it will have been a month since I got my boobs done this Wednesday. I pulled my right arm muscle last week and have been having pain and numbness from my right side of my boob to the fingers on and off. It will feel better after I spend a day doing nothing and then I'll do something dumb like all of the laundry my myself and my arm will remind me the next day that I was doing too much. It so hard for me to feel fine and forget I have my boobs done, but still not be able to do all my normal things. :( Anyway, I'm still loving my boobs. I feel like the size/shape looks the same as my last update, but my scars are looking amazing and I definitely have jiggle. I was walking past the mirror on Friday after my shower and noticed that my boobs jiggled with each step. It seems silly, but that was a big thing for me! They are feeling softer every day too. The thing I guess with silicone is they feel firmer longer at first but then they feel the most natural later (as compared to saline). And I also got textured, so I am not supposed to be doing any kinds of massaging or anything like that. I just pull my shoulders back a few times a day to stretch the chest a little. I'm really thinking the texture was a great choice for my body just because of my angled chest. I completely trust my PS and that was his suggestion. The only thing about the texture silicone I don't like is the recovery time! :P It's 4-6 weeks before you can resume normal activities (leaning more on the 6 weeks side) and they say it'll be 6 months to a year before everything will settle into position for sure. But, I am happy with my choice and I would go through all this pain in a heartbeat again if need be. You know why? Because I feel like myself now. Also my boobs can hold up things because I ACTUALLY HAVE BOOBS! :D I love it. Here are some pictures of what the scars look like now (like yesterday) and my three week boobies (I'll do more photos at the official 4 week mark). BTW I feel like I'm the worst at taking pictures of my boobs. I swear they look better in person. :\ It's actually a little sad because I feel like the photos don't do them justice! But they look really great in person and the size is great for a natural look. They are not smooshed together because of the shape of my rib cage which was a condition before I got a boob job so I expected it to be the same. But as they soften I am not worried at all about being able to push them together if I wanted to. :)

Also, sorry if I don't get back to people very quickly. It doesn't alert me when someone comments on my stuff. I haven't quite figured out this site yet! :)

Well survived a week! And a day technically, but anyway. I'm off the norco, but still needing muscle relaxers for that morning boob. I find I have good range of motion and am usually in the best spirits/energy level between about 1 and 6pm. Before or after that I'm sore and sleepy. I'm still working on not doing too much - so frustrating to feel drained after just going along for a ride to the store! But I'm really happy with my results. I even had a little bit of a freak out thinking something was wrong with my implant (increase in pain) and my PS fit me in, was so sweet and understanding (the nurse met with me), and assured me that I was healing great. She even said she was happy I felt like I could call because she'd rather be safe than sorry! I saw the doctor after just briefly and he asked how I was doing and reminded me I'd see him next week. Overall totally reassuring.

My boobies are still very firm and not squishy enough to really play around with. Some bruising under my boobs by the drainage sites still but very minimal. It's funny how some days they look/feel huge to me and other days I think, "Man these look like just regular little boobies I should have been born with!" I'm waiting to see what my final bra size will be for a few more weeks just because I'm not sure if I have much swelling or if they'll drop a bit more.

Oh and giving up my pain pills was miserable. I wish I could just have been sedated while I healed! Ugh. I think I'd almost suggest avoiding them so you don't get used to how easy they take the pain away. I tell ya what, ibuprofen does not work as well! :P Every day is getting better though! And every day I'm happy I chose to do this. I am feeling more like the women I see in my head. :)

Lots of love and luck to all of you recovering and/or heading into surgery! Xoxo