Lollipop Lift and Implants W/ Longevita - Turkey

I always knew I didn't like my breast; almost as soon as i started forming them they grew with a natural droop and very obvious stretch marks. As you can see in my photos
By 14 I was a 32 G (bra size). By 19 I had lost over 2 stones and went down to a 32 E.
Although my breast had always been droopy the weight loss made it substantially worse and I decided I wanted a boob job.

I was surfing the net when I found Longevita; they were professional, friendly and quick to respond.
After arranging dates and sending my pictures, I paid a £250 deposit (deposit prices vary dependent on the procedure) and my date was secure.

Although I was in London, Longevita staff were very accessible, Whatsapp numbers, email address and Skype names were all given to me and after arranging a date I was able to Skype my surgeon with all my questions.

So after making all arrangements and booking flights the day of surgery finally came.

I stayed at the Wyndam Hotel (booked separately) which was no more than 10 mins from the hospital.

The surgery was done at the Florence Nightingale Hospital and on arrival I was greeted by friendly staff and shown to my room.

I was shown to a private room with an ensuite bathroom and shower.
Nothing fancy, but clean enough for me to feel content.

I did all my blood tests, met the anaesthesiologist and the Dr and before I knew it I was on the way to the operating theatre.
I don't remember much other than being surrounded by doctors/nurses and then waking up in my room.
Shivering from the anaesthetics.

The food was awful, but no suprise there - it is hospital food after all.
The staff were really friendly and helpful, despite the language barrier.
I could call the nurses at any time for a pain relief injection.
The injections went into my upper thigh rather than my drip, no idea why.
It did end up bruising my leg and causing a bit of pain after the first 4 times, but it was a small price to pay.

Day 1
The first day wasn't as bad as i'd anticipated, I remember looking on YouTube at other girls Vlogs and seeing them in tears, but I was fine!
Don't get me wrong, I was uncomfortable but with all the pain killers I could barely feel a thing.
I could even leave the room when I wanted something.

The drive back to the hotel wasn't great, I could feel every bump, every movement.
A hard feeling to explain but awful nonetheless

Day 2 - 5
I hardly did anything for the first few days other than lay in bed and watch The Walking Dead lol

Girlies, you can kiss sleeping on your stomach or side goodbye !
I had to teach myself to sleep on my back and sometimes I'd even sleep in a chair to save myself the stress when I woke up.

Lifting myself from bed in the morning for the first few days was the absolute HARDEST part of my surgery!

It's like the implants would get used to being in an upright position whilst I was on my back and as soon as I sat up it was like someone was dragging them out of me. And because I couldn't use my arms to help me get out of bed I was relying on my abs for support.
I had pain killers and water by my bed every morning because it was easily the most painful part of my day.

If your going abroad for a breast augmentation don't confuse it with a holiday!
There's no point packing your suite case to the brim like I did because you won't even have the energy to change clothes.
Other than breakfast and dinner I was in pyjamas, I could've travelled with a duffle bag instead of a suite case LOL.