5'7", 117 + 325/350cc- Small implants not worth it!

First of all, I can’t believe it’s been 10 years. Time sure does fly!! I decided to go on here again after many years leave to give an update.
Not much has changed with my breasts appearance as you can see. Despite thinking that I would rush out to get a revision, something made me pause. While I still am not in love with my boobs or the size, the idea of more unnecessary risks seemed crazy. I know that I will have to replace them at some point anyways. I really want to find the right doctor who will understand my body and what I’m looking for instead of rushing into another surgery.
As you can see from the photos with a bra and padding (the size I want) vs no bra, there is a huge difference. I wear a bra and bralette over it for extra projection. Otherwise, I look flat still. After ten years, my implants actually never dropped or fluffed properly due to my muscles and skin being so tight.
Nevertheless, I’ve had a lot of time to think and realize that plastic surgery was not for me. I mean I will probably replace these in the future with implants more age appropriate (I’m 40), height and weight(5’7 125lbs). If I could go back I wouldn’t have gone through the initial surgery. I feel It didn’t improve my silhouette or make me feel better but who knows how I would’ve felt if I had gotten a different result. My AA cups had the same effect and there was nothing wrong with them. I say natural is better if the change is so subtle.
I’ve just come to the conclusion that some people’s anatomy just doesn’t lend itself to much surgical improvement. Going through my review, I feel bad for how much time I wasted focusing on my breasts. That’s why I stepped away from this site. To focus on self fulfillment not associated with something external. I can say that I have found happiness despite the initial dissatisfaction after my BA. I will continue to move forward and take each day as it comes. Best of luck!

These pics illustrate how choosing too wide of implants can cause them to get "stuck" and not drop properly into the breast pocket. Instead, they are forced into the upper region of my chest compressed and give the appearance of much smaller cc' than they actually are. I believe that if I would've have chosen a narrower implant that had more projection, this wouldn't have happened or possibly if the muscle was released properly, it would've allowed the implants to fall lower on my chest instead of sitting up too high.

As time passes by, I am still waiting to correct this horrible mess! I just wanted to share again the horrors that I went through with Dr. Kim and staff who didn't want to admit that their was a mistake and just left me with lopsided breasts and an implant that never dropped. Of course they tried to say that I have body issues (clearly the implants don't look right!)
I wanted to share again bc I think it is important for people to be aware of the risks of getting a BA. It's at the doctors discretion if they perform a revisionary proceedure on you... in other words you might have to pay double the cost to find a doctor fix a bad result!!! My only advice is beware of this happening to you!