5'2, 100lb- 300 CC (5 month update)

Just wanted to update that after 3 years, I still love my implants. So glad I did not go any bigger than I did. They are very natural and fit my body just right. I probably could have gone a size smaller and still been satisfied.

It has been 5 months since my procedure and I am very happy with my results. I am a 32 C or D depending on the brand of bra. VS bras are a D cup, but I think they have vanity sizing and their bras run small. While I'm very happy with the size I chose, there is still part of me that wonders if I should have went the next size up. I got used to the largeness and perkiness of them during the healing stage that now I miss that! But, I guess that would happen no matter what size I chose. I would be used to the swollen size and then be sad when they shrunk. I think getting them done in the fall/winter is the best idea if you want time to heal and not have it be such a big deal. I was able to cover them with bulky sweaters and I didn't mind wearing the surgical bra because I could easily hide that under sweaters too.
One major regret was not getting a lift. One doctor said I should but I went with the doc who said I didn't. It was a purely financial decision as it would have added another 2 grand to the cost. But I wish they were a little higher. I hate complaining about size and placement because I feel after spending $6000 on myself I should just shut up and be happy already!
I waited my full 6 weeks before lifting weights at the gym and I'm glad I gave myself time to recover. It took about 3 months to gain back my full range of motion for doing bench presses and push ups. It felt like the implant was tearing off my chest when I first tried doing them. My advice would be to take it slow and give your body time to heal.
So, here are some quick pros and cons:

The pros - very happy with results, they are definitely becoming part of the "normal" me, boosted my body confidence, clothes fit me much better, breasts are proportional to my small frame, no pain or general discomfort, feel real

The cons - Feel very heavy or uncomfortable without a bra, wish I did a lift, constantly paranoid there is something wrong with them (too far apart, getting capsular contractures, pulling muscles while I'm lifting weights), slightly self conscious in a bikini like they are too big or noticeable, embarrassed by family member who constantly makes a big deal that I had it done.

Ok, so as far as pain, I am feeling really awesome. I only did 2 days of pain med and muscle relaxers and then switched to extra strength Tylenol. I am able to move my arms around without some discomfort but haven't had any shooting pains through my breasts the last 2 days. My incisions are tender, but I think it is the surgical bra rubbing against the bandages. I am definitely sore, but I am able to do a lot around the house that I didn't think I would be able to do.
I'm still sleeping on the recliner, I haven't experienced Morning Boob yet, and hopefully I won't. I am bloated and constipated (tmi, sorry). This surgical bra sucks and after my 2 weeks of wearing it are up I want to burn it.
I'm so grateful my mom has been here taking care of my kids while I recover. It is hard not picking them up or being in pain trying to bend over for hugs.
I'm worried I went a size too big. I didn't want to be so obvious, and they feel huge. I hope I learn to love them after everything I have gone through to get them!