I'm a 18 Years Old Woman with Tuberous Breast + Ptosis (I Lost 27kilos). Getting my BA + Tuberous Breasts Correction Soon!

First of all, sorry if my english isn't perfect, I usually speak french because I live in Switzerland :) I've always felt very bad about my breasts, and I always felt like something was wrong about them. I discovered this malformation called "tuberous breasts" by searching it on google. I don't think I'm one of the most extreme cases of tuberous breasts but my ptosis makes them look even worse. I had a confirmation of what I thought about them by having my first appointment with my surgeon, and I felt really relieved because my gynecologist(s) always told me breasts come in all different shapes and sizes and I have nothing to worry about!!! Soooo I'm getting my BA on the 21st of March and I'm so freaking excited and happy! I'm just going to let you see pictures of my breasts now (even if I hate them) so you can have an idea of what is my starting point. Are there other women out there with tuberous breasts who want to get a BA? Xx

My surgeon told me to fill little plastic baggies with 350ml and 300ml water because I couldn't choose between the two. I was afraid they're going to be too big and I'm not going to feel comfortable while exercising. But seriously... After this test I have the answer to my question. My surgeon says 350cc is going to look absolutely perfect for my shape, and now I agree with him!!! Seriously I even talked with another surgeon and he told me the same thing, he even said I'm going to regret it if I choose 300cc. Seriously look at those perfect boobies oh my god! MY CHOICE IS GOING TO BE 350CC. Not bigger. Not smaller. I think I really found the size made for me!

So here they are, 1 day after the surgery. Yesterday when I got out of the surgery and was brought into my room, I felt really really good and I thought I was lucky to feel almost no pain, but it was only the effects of the anesthesia that were still remaining, and when they started to leave the pain arrived. The surgery was at 8 AM, I woke up at 10:30 I think. I tried to eat the food they gave me (risotto with veggies and a banana) but I could only eat half the risotto and then I started having nausea... I think it was the effects of the morphine too. They injected an anti nausea in my perfusion, it was better but I still wasn't very hungry so they took my platter back to the kitchen of the clinic. I slept a little bit, still feeling dizzy from the meds. They came every 30mins to check my tension, my heart pulse, etc and to inject me medication for the pain. Around 15PM my boyfriend came to see me but the pain was getting worse and worse, I don't know how to describe it but it's like every movement you do, even breathe too hardly is painful because you really feel the implants pushing on your muscles, like if you did thousands and thousands of push ups. Then arrived the moment when I had to get up to pee. O M G. Okay I know not every woman reacts the same and I thought I was pain resistant but seriously I almost cried like a little girl. The pain was so intense it was a torture to get up of the bed, and every step to the bathroom was horrible. The nurse had to help me because I couldn't keep my eyes open. Really I didn't think the pain could be like that, I thought I was prepared but I clearly wasn't.Buuuut ! Then they gave me two meds for the pain, one in my perfusion, they injected the other. It was very relieving. I slept a little bit, and every four hours they came back to give me the meds, in prevision of the pain that I could feel. I still could barely move, and needed assistance for everything, drink water, get up, move... But this is normal. My night was pretty good, the nurse injected me a morphin based med, I slept like a baby and she even came back like we discussed to put another med in my perfusion at 2AM when I was sleeping. The night went pretty good with no pain and I could even sleep with the bed a little less at right angle. When I woke up today I felt pretty good, the nurse came at 6AM to take off the drains from my breasts, and my perfusion. My breasts only felt like rocks on my chest and it's a little bit like if was sore from the upper-part of my body. But the pain isn't like yesterday, luckily !!! I took the medical bra off when the nurse came and seriously, my surgeon is an artist. Please look at this before/after ! I don't need to say more, the picture speaks for itself.