38 Years Old, Natrelle 410 Anatomical 335cc full height full projection sub muscular

I've always wanted bigger boobs but after kids and working out I'm ready. I crossfit and and the only thing I'm worried about is being able to do the things I've worked so hard for over the past few years. But, this is something I've wanted for such a long time and it's the only thing about my body that I'm not happy about and can't change.

This afternoon I paid my surgeon and had an appointment with my anesthetist. I'm so happy with both of them - my surgeon has met with me twice, both times for about an hour to answer all my questions about recovery and sizing and why he prefers the anatomical implants and how he determines the right range of sizes. He uses Vectra 3D imaging which is really cool - he showed me from the beginning the smallest sizes up to what he thought would give a really good but natural result. After my first appointment we decided that 295cc moderate height, full profile would work. At my second appointment I asked again about size just for reassurance and he said that in the moderate height he couldn't go bigger unless we did xf profile. I was afraid of a torpedo result so we looked at the full height - he said I had plenty of room from collar bone to nipple for the full height and the extra 40cc in each would fill out the upper pole a little more. We decided 335cc ff was the way to go since one of the things I want to fix is the ski slope indent above my nipples.

A really big concern of mine is being able to workout and lift weights the same as I do now. He reassured me that I'll be able to do everything I do now - pull ups, push ups, heavy weights, etc - as long as I follow his recovery instructions - 6 weeks off then gradual exercise, body weight lower body first, then over the next month or two add in weight slowly then finally start upper body again, gradually adding weight. I'm trusting him here because I'd be so upset to totally lose what I've worked for the past few years. I have so much fun doing crossfit - it's def a lifestyle and family at the gym I'm at.

Today my anesthesiologist was amazing in talking me through exactly what was going to happen before and after surgery. I have low blood pressure normally so he advised me to only ever gradually get up from lying down for a few days after surgery to help avoid getting dizzy and passing out. I'll have a lot of long lasting local anesthetic, fentanyl through a button I'll push for a day and also little threads that trickle pain killer into the area for three days afterwards. I asked about all the pain relief and how it might affect constipation since I hear a lot about that struggle on here lol! He said be preemptive about it - hydrate beforehand for days, lots of fruit, have stuff on hand to help (I'm assuming softeners and stuff). He then said my main job for the next three weeks is to stay well and stay away from sick people. So helpful!!! So excited!!!