157/40, very skinny, pigeon chest, Motiva 355cc, pain-control pump

Rib cage 67 157/40 kg With a severe pigeon chest + thin body type, my breastbone was really protruding, and before surgery I was a triple AAA with absolutely no volume, pointy constricted breasts I wanted to wear bikinis prettily, but I couldn’t get any cleavage at all, and it was so stressful, but my husband gave me permission, so I had surgery The director said I was too thin, so he thought we’d need to proceed with Motiva through an inframammary incision, and luckily, when my husband did the feel test for implants too, he chose Motiva, so I think everything moved along smoothly without any major difference of opinion haha I wanted a UU shape and an I-shaped cleavage line, and for my current body type, the largest size that could be inserted was Motiva Full 355cc, and he said I’d come out around a full C~D cup, so I trusted the director and went ahead with it! Day of surgery Since my first cosmetic surgery was breast surgery, I had a fear of anesthesia, so I was really scared, but after entering the operating room, my memory was wiped,, When I woke up, I was in the recovery room ^_ I had on a surgical bra + upper band + bandages, and maybe because of the pain-control injection, I didn’t feel pain, but I couldn’t put any strength into my chest area, so it was very uncomfortable Still, I managed to take the train back down to my region by myself Day 1 Because I was trying not to use my chest muscles, my nape, trapezius, back, arms, abdomen, lower body, and all my other muscles felt sore, like the day after going hiking, so getting up and lying down was impossible without a caregiver’s help Even opening and closing the refrigerator door was hard, and when I used strength, I felt a tingling sensation? like electricity passing through my chest, so I think it’s important to avoid using your arms as much as possible Still, daily life was just inconvenient, and I had no breast pain! Rather than my breasts, the sore throat in my throat from the intubation done during surgery after general anesthesia was actually more intense It was hard even to swallow saliva I couldn’t raise my voice much, and my breathing was short, so I couldn’t talk for long, and because of the additional pains rather than breast pain, I think you should take at least about 3 days off before going to work It’s genuinely uncomfortable to the point that you can’t do anything Day 2 - Removed the bandages right after waking up I had an appointment at the hospital in the afternoon to check progress, and they told me to remove the bandages myself as soon as I woke up, so with my husband’s help, I took off the bandages, and breathing became much easier, and I felt so light This was when I first saw my enlarged breasts, and for now they still looked a bit like bouncy balls + swollen, so even though I wanted a D cup, I was a little worried, like did they turn out too big? In the afternoon, I got dressing done at the hospital I received Steri-Strip + waterproof tape treatment for the inframammary incision scars, and the director also said the shape came out very pretty and well, so I felt relieved I think I was secretly worried because I had seen a lot of complication photos from other hospitals while reading reviews,,,, (swelling, bottoming out, asymmetry, etc.) Day 3 That’s today, and each day is becoming more livable Today, with my husband’s help, I showered, washed my hair, and even ate out!! I think recovery is faster because it was an inframammary incision I can raise my arms a lot now, enough to dry my hair by myself, but lying down and getting up alone is still hard I hope the bouncy-ball tightness in my breast tissue loosens up soon and they become soft