5’4, 134 lb, cup B - 475cc demi profile Motiva through armpit

Had my breast augmentation done 2,5 weeks ago.
First day was horrible. Feeling a heavy pressure over my chest. As if an elephant was sitting on top of me. With a horrible aching pain over the chest.
This pressure and the pain in the chest continued for about five days. Five first days I took painkillers.

After surgery you get to wear a braw and a breast band for at least two weeks. And this is probably the worst part of the post op experience since it makes the pressure unbearable the first five days.
But looking at other girls reviews that don’t wear the breast band I see a big difference in the healing process and getting the boobies on the right
Placement. So all the pain is worth getting my new bobbies on the right spot.
In Sweden almost all clinics tells you to wear the breast band after a breast augmentation.

Almost three weeks later I feel way better. The pain is almost gone but I’ve now have my irritated tendons. From the armpit incision to my arm crease I can feel my tight tendon through my skin. This is on both sides. And it’s a shooting pain that
Goes through the tendons.
According to the clinic this can happen and they said I have to stretch my arms. And that this can last for two or three months. I can’t really straighten my arms fully but slowly with the stretching I can feel that it’s giving result.

Over all almost 3 weeks later I’m
Super happy with the result. Can’t wait for them to fluff and soften up. Right now they have a good drop but they are quite hard.

I also have shooting pains in both breast. It’s almost like the tendons from my armpit and under arm is some how connected to the tendons in my breast. So the pain comes and goes. This will get better with time.

Before my surgery I looked at hundreds of pictures on real self. And it’s been such a big help for me to make my decision to decide the right size for my body shape and goals. So I wanted to share this with you girls that helped me a lot.

And now I’m still on real self but now I’m actually reading more mostly because it helps to read about others pain experience since I thought the five first days were horrible.

And I also forgot to mention the worst pain of it all was the back pain which I’m still experiencing. But almost 3 weeks later the pain is manageable.

So girls if your feeling a terrible pressure and a terrible pain in you back this is normal. According to my surgeon the back pain is more common than pain in the armpits or the breast it self.
And not to forget to mention I was really bloated after surgery. Almost looking pregnant in one of the pictures. It’s getting better though.
I’m adding some before and after pictures. And I’ll update my healing process.
Take care and lots of love from Sweden <3

Getting softer. No more pain. I can sleep on my side and even on my belly sometimes. They don’t feel like they’re falling out when I lean down. I’m happy with them. Not sure yet if they will get smaller, in case they are swollen. But I hope they go a little smaller since I feel that they are just a little to big for my taste. Even if it Siena happen I’m okey with it. I wasn’t expecting them to be perfect or look exactly as I wanted them to look like. Over all my surgeon did a great job.

I’m very happy with the overall BA. No more pain. They are way softer. I wish they were smaller but they might be swollen still. I wasn’t expecting perfection. Unfortunately though I still can’t feel some parts of my skin. Mostly on the outer side of my boobs. Both left and right side. And I can’t feel my nipples. I can only feel my cleavage but I hope this is something that will get better with time and I will have most of my sensation back. My nipples do still react when I touch them and they get hard but I can’t feel them. I close my eyes and let my boyfriend touch them here and there to see if it’s getting better. Crossing my fingers it’s just something that needs time to recover.

I don’t regret my surgery and I’m very pleased with the results so far.