29 Years Old, No Kids, 335cc Smooth HP Silicone, 11cm BWD, Asymmetry - Toronto, ON

Back home now, did not stay overnight at the hotel. Surgery went pretty smoothly. Well pre and post, wasn't awake for the actual surgery lol. Just wanted to say that Dr. Martin Jugenburg and his team made me feel very comfortable and helped settle my nerves by being very friendly, informative and even making funny jokes. I started crying as I starting taking my oxygen and the nurse was sooo caring and sweetly talking to me, letting me know that they will take care of me and that I'll be ok. Really helped to have such caring staff. I even got to watch Netflix in the pre surgery waiting room to keep me calm :)

So about the boobs. I got my boyfriend to take a few pictures for me and I will post those. So far they are feeling just a little sore with the occasional cramp. I felt pretty sick after I woke up, and I was extremely hot and sweaty. It went away eventually though. Drive home I was half asleep. I threw up twice at home. First time after trying to drink ginger ale and the second time after taking my first perk at home and trying to walk around a bit. I just started eating a couple of crackers and drinking water and I seem good so far. Right now I'm elevated by two pillows behind my pillow with arms and I'm wearing a neck travel pillow. For the ladies about to have surgery, I highly recommend these pillows. And bendy straws. Also a bed tray where you can stand your drinks and food and meds. Also be sure to have a step stool since you can't reach your arms above your shoulders, just be careful on it please! (I'm not using it yet for safety reasons)

So my stats are 5'8", 130 lbs., 29 years old and no kids or previous surgeries. I got 335cc HP Silicone implants placed under the muscle, and with the incision in the breast fold (under the brest).

The big day is here! I'm pretty scared and nervous, but my boyfriend is with me and will be waiting for me, so that helps a lot. Said my goodbyes and love yous to my parents and my pets. All that is left to do is get my implants. Less than 4 hours to go! Wish me luck everyone, I'm pretty scared but I think that is normal. Never been put to sleep or cut open before. Going with 335cc HP silicone.

So I knew that I would start to get nervous the few days before my surgery, but is it normal to get cold feet? I find myself thinking "do I really want to do this?", and I kinda feel sad that I won't have my small breasts anymore. They do have their perks. I'll admit I'm sad that I won't be able to say I'm all natural anymore either, lol. Ladies who went through with the surgery, did you get cold feet and have doubts too?