20 Year Old, Tuberous Breasts Correction. Uplift with Implant - London, GB

I have always been very self conscious about my boobs because of the shape. I would see other girls with really nice breasts and wonder why mine looked the way they did. The size was never a problem for me as I had D cup boobs, it was always the shape. In august I decided to research breast augmentation (not really thinking I'll actually go ahead with it as it is expensive and I'm a student). During my research I discovered there was a name for the kind of boobs, and I decided I am going to get them corrected.
I booked a consultation at Harley Medical Group (with a patient advisor) and loved everything I was hearing. I was given the option between two surgeons both with really good reviews. I decided to go with Professor Drew because of his experience and the fact that he is a specialist in breasts.

I had my second consultation with Professor Drew and knew I made the right choice. He was very nice and realistic about the outcomes so I know exactly what to expect after the surgery. As I have tuberous breasts, I will be getting a double mastopexy and breast augmentation.
I decided on 300cc-350cc silicone mentor implants, round moderate profile.

I am
168cm,
65kg
starting at a D cup

I had my surgery yesterday, it’s more discomfort than I was anticipating. I didn’t expect to not be able to do anything by myself in case I use my muscles. I only feel pain when I accidentally tense my muscle other than that it’s just a bit sore.

After surgery:
I was hungry straight away but I would have to keep stopping because the food was difficult to swallow but got over that when I was eating a burrito my boyfriend got me.

I fainted when I first stood up to go to the toilet. It’s normal to me to blackout when I stand up and it happens multiple times a day however that usually only lasts a couple seconds. After surgery I completely lost control of my body, I had to be lifted and put back on the bed by the nurses and my boyfriend, this had never happened to me before so it was a little scary.
When I tried to stand again I stood for a little bit but had to sit again because I felt sick and really tired. This happened once again but the 4th time I stood I managed to go to the toilet and then go home.

It hurt when the drains were being removed.

At home:
Sleeping upright is difficult, I’ve noticed I keep sliding down after a little while then I’ll need help sitting up again. This isn’t a problem when everyone is awake (I like with my parents and siblings) but at 5am I had to stay where I was because no one was awake to help me.

Also the tip of my tongue has been numb since I woke up after the surgery, don’t know whether that’s normal.

My next post op is on Saturday 3rd March. I will update when there something new happens.

Pain is almost non existent at this point. I am able to sit up in bed without assistance and with no pain. I think I can carry quite a lot of stuff with no pain but i’m Not sure because I don’t want to risk carrying anything heavy.

My incision are very itchy, especially on my left breast. The skin close to the incision on the left breast is also numb and I can feel a tingling sensation in the breast.

Both breasts feel less hard today but obviously still very far from what they will be like.

I haven’t been able to see my incisions as they’re covered so need to wait and see how they will look on Saturday.

As for the shape, I haven’t had squared boobs or pointy boobs which I was expecting to have. My sister had said the shape is very nice.