Periareolar Lift with 650cc HP Silicone Implants.

After many years of wanting, tons of research, 70lb weight loss and 2 consultations later.... I'm finally getting my BA!!!! Surgery is scheduled for 7/18 and I'm so excited, not nervous yet, I'm sure I will be the closer it gets! The first doc I went to was very nice, but super conservative. He wanted to give me a full anchor lift (which I'm totally ok with) but only wanted to go 475-500cc maximum. I've been big breasted my entire life. Hit puberty early and was a full but low saggy D-DD my entire life until recent weight loss and now I'm a sad deflated C. The second doc explained and showed me that due to my anatomy and that I was a very low grade ptosis that in his opinion I didn't need and wouldn't benefit as far as nipple placement goes from a full anchor lift. He said he was confident in doing a periareolar lift plus 600-700cc implants would give me the size and enough fullness to give me the look I'm going for. So after much consideration and talking to my fiancé, we decided to go with the second doc. I feel like I just wouldn't be completely satisfied with smaller higher implants, but rather the larger implants and more natural look. I will attach before pics- the good the bad and the ugly. Haha! So grateful to have this site and you ladies and the many reviews and photos, it all helps so much!

I forgot to include my body stats. I'm 5'8 and weigh 176 currently.

Double checked my period tracker and my surgery date was going to be the same day as the start of my period, so called and spoke to the patient coordinator and she said it really wouldn't be a big deal, but for my comfort and peace of mind we moved surgery back one week to 7/25. I think that is a much better idea than having to worry with it while I'm trying to recover.
Made some 600cc rice sizers today. I think they actually give a pretty good general idea for trying out sizes! I def think I'd be comfortable with the full 700cc after seeing and wearing these around a while. Lol
Also have been reading so many reviews of the different types of lifts with the before and after photos, and I'm feeling a lot more confident that the periareolar lift will be a good choice for me.