4’11” 110 lbs, 3 kids, age 38, 275-300cc silicone. Time for me

I’ve been wanting this makeover for myself for 13 years. I cherish my 3 gorgeous girls and husband. Time and money has finally lined up and I’m doing something for myself at last. Super excited.
Paid in full yesterday. Now I’m getting info ready at home and work. I can’t wait until my surgery date which is 2 weeks from now! And at the same time it’s like eeek! There’s so much to prep.
I’m also going between 275 and 300ccs. I know it’s just 25cc but I already came up from my original 250cc. I’m small and in the times I’ve gained weight and worn a padded bra, that I look like a top heavy snowman. So I want to have a natural, proportional, but more conservative look.

I’m a dance and bootcamp instructor, an occasional Crossfitter (I used to go a lot and have scales because I’m so busy), and an active mom. I looking for fullness but nothing big. 300cc sizers were on the border of making me look matronly. I want to push the edge of going as big as possible but without looking risque. Lol :)

It’s post op day 4. And everything is going really well. The first day out of surgery was definitely the worst. Nausea was so bad. I was super numb so it was easy to move around but the nausea was so overwhelming when I moved that I didn’t even want to use the bathroom. I gagged once and felt all the sutures tighten within me. It was like getting stabbed in 20 spots all at once. But other than that it’s seriously not that bad!
Day 2 was spent in bed bracing to feel awful since my PS said it was to be the hardest day of all, but I ended up taking 1/2 a Percocet and XS tylenol throughout the day and I was fine. I was able to get in and out of bed mostly by myself. My hubby had to help me with the last part of getting my legs up... you don’t realize how much you use your core muscles until you can’t.
Day 3 was a bit easier. Pain was about the same but I regained more range of motion. Moving around completely independently. I discovered crawling into bed was easier than the sitting then lying down technique. I also have a loft bed on top of my bed so I’m using a lot of assistance by holding onto the wooden planks above me. I feel like a monkey. So glad I have arm strength!
I’ve had 3 c-sections and those were all worse than this mommy makeover recovery. Not saying it’s a walk in the park but its doable. I was prepared for the worst but it’s been fairly easy. I didn’t get a recliner, just a big wedge pillow from Walmart.com and a contoured under-the-knee pillow from my sister and I was good to go.
I’m also taking Metamucil once a day and I’ve been regular. I was scared to have a BM because I didn’t want to push but with the help of the fiber it just slipped out. Lol. Sorry tmi? Hahhaa. Oh yah laughing and coughing (even just to clear your throat is an ordeal). Avoid it if you can. Happy healing everyone!