30 Years Old, 5'2" 105lbs, 350cc HP Silicone - Vancouver, BC

Growing up I was always very petite. I always wanted larger breasts from before I could remember. My lack of breasts really made me feel like I "look 12 years old" and now that I'm 30, I'm ready to have the boobs I've always wanted! I found Dr Pugash through research online and was confident in his work based on numerous positive reviews. I haven't contacted any other surgeons for a consult. I first contacted his office a year and a half ago and they were very accommodating in scheduling my appointments. Simone really is the best and sweetest! Had a few things in my life that delayed when I could do surgery but my day is finally almost here! My surgery is on August 22 2016.

Dr Pugash seemed very knowledgeable and went through all the questions that I had in my mind but didn't need to ask as he already covered them all. I wanted the least chance of any possible complications so we decided on the crease incision, under the muscle, silicone implants. I was also happy to hear that he uses the keller funnel to insert silicone implants. This allows for the smallest incision and decreases chance of contamination to the outside of the implant during insertion.

I can't wait! I'm super excited but also very nervous.

My stats:
5'2" 105lbs
Pre-Op Bra Size: 32B (27" rib 29.5" bust, I find this changes by 0.5-1" depending on time of month lol)
I had my pre-op appointment last month. I got to try on sizers which was exciting to finally do, decided on 350cc. I was expecting to try on actual round implants as sizers, but these sizers were shaped and contoured to your existing breast shape. I read mixed reviews about these on other forums, ladies what experience do you have with these sizers and your final result? Did you end up similar? At the end of the appointment I asked Dr Pugash what profile I would be. He said the profile chooses itself based on my BWD (which was 11ish) and the cc amount I chose. Based on this, I will be getting high profile.

I came down with a cold a couple days ago, what bad luck! And worst timing ever! Not sure how I got sick as I don't think I've been around anyone sick, but I've been trying my best to get lots of rest and drink lots of fluids. I talked to Simone and she said I'll still be fine for surgery Monday as long as I don't have a fever, pneumonia or bronchitis, which I don't have thankfully. She also advised me to stay hydrated and out of the sun. That will be easy as we just got a heat wave so I wouldn't want to be out there anyways! I'm already starting to feel better today, just a few sniffles here and there.

Made myself a list of things I need to clean and laundry to do I the next couple of days. Picked up a few food items that I think I'll need post-op as well (fruit for smoothies, fibre1 bars, apple sauce, probiotic yogurt). My guess is that the first few days I won't want to eat much.