After breast augmentation, the asymmetry and breast sizes are all balanced now

My biggest regret is that I didn’t take many pre-op photos... lol Seriously, in real life the subtle asymmetry looked worse than in photos. My right side was originally a little smaller, so every time I fitted a bra, it felt like there was a slight gap. So from the consultation, I said asymmetry was what I was most worried about... The breasts themselves were just very different in height and size, and they were flat.. During the consultation, the director measured them directly with a tape measure and also explained while looking at the ultrasound. It didn’t feel like he was recommending cc amounts without any basis; he looked at my breast width and height together and logically explained why we were going with 350 and 325, so I felt a bit reassured..?? He said that once they settled after surgery, the difference would barely be visible, and because my chest frame itself was also different, matching them this way would look the most natural!!!!!! Right after surgery, because the swelling differed on both sides, they sometimes looked even more uneven, so I had a bit of a mental breakdown in the beginning, but seriously, for all surgeries, time really was the answer haha. It got better. From one month, the lines gradually started matching, and from around 3 months, they became so natural that I wondered if these were really breasts that had asymmetry before. I’m now 5 months post-op, and when I take off my bra, the balance on both sides is almost similar. The side line also falls smoothly, and there’s no awkward bulging when I’m lying down. As for the feel, most of the initial firmness is gone and natural elasticity remains. Even when moving, the movement feels stable, so when I lightly run..? there’s no pain or discomfort. The surgical scar after surgery remains like a thin line, but the color has faded a lot. I feel like consistently getting aftercare whenever I have time is having an effect..@@ For reference, the scar on my abdomen is not from getting my breasts done. Just saying in case anyone wonders. Personally, if you have asymmetry, I definitely recommend using different cc amounts. If you go to a clinic, the director will probably recommend doing that too.. unless it’s only a very tiny difference At first I was worried because the cc amounts were different, but once they settled, both sides felt much more balanced, so I feel good every time I look in the mirror @.@ At the 5-month mark, I have no side effects and high satisfaction with the result. As someone who spent a long time worrying because of asymmetry, I felt that the most important thing is going somewhere that explains things thoroughly during the consultation. I hope this helps anyone who’s worrying like I did!!!