2 weeks after saline breast implants~ (photos removed)

I looked up a lot of information and had consultations at several places, Naver cafes and so on, but the decisive information for me came from this community, so I did it hehe ^_^ It’s been a little over half a month since surgery, and the photos were taken exactly on the 2-week mark. I was going to upload after seeing the condition 6 months later, but the hospital said even though it’s only been 2 weeks, the feel is totally good and even better than cohesive gel hahaha, so I felt good~ and they also said to introduce them a lot if the surgery turns out well lol. So I’m uploading because I feel good. After 6 months, I’m thinking of uploading my original breasts too, because if it’s confirmed after 6 months, I’ll feel even better haha Well.. I was going to upload after 6 months, but anyway, for 3 days after surgery it was a little uncomfortable It was nice that there was a pain-free system, and I even thought about what I would have done without it lol Because the feel is good, I’m so relieved now, and I’m taking medication to prevent capsular contracture and doing massages too, so please..... now I just need no side effects. Before surgery, I was about a full A cup, and because I had some flesh, saline was recommended to me hahaha I looked into it a lot and had consultations at 5 places before doing it. I really think I did well, for now. lol I’ll have to see going forward, but.............. I believe My rib cage is a bit small~ I was 70A, so what will I be from now on? Did it turn out well? They come together even with one hand. That’s the hospital sports bra, and they come together lol Since I had asymmetrical breasts, they put in 270 and 260. About what cup size do you think I’ll be? For two weeks, I drank pumpkin juice nonstop, and the swelling went down a lot ㅡ.ㅡ sob.. Does it look like it turned out well? Will it come out well? Time, please go faster.. why does it pass so slowly I’m 161/48. p.s. Inquiries by message ask about the navel, I had surgery only through an umbilical incision, and the scar is almost invisible now that it’s nearly been a month