A vivid 1-month review of Motiva breast surgery from an AA cup

Hi everyone... Today marks exactly 1 month since I got breast surgery with Motiva! My specs are 160/48-49, and my original assets were completely AA cup.... I was a 70A. My height-minus-weight is 112, but my upper body is especially skinny, so when I was looking for a clinic for breast surgery, I think I looked for places where I could dramatically get up to a full C cup! Like everyone else, I looked at reviews the most, and even with the same breast shape, photos where the cleavage gathered awkwardly especially stood out to me... So I excluded all of those clinics, and mainly visited places that, by my standards, could make things look as natural as possible even with a large size! From the beginning, I wanted the surgery through an inframammary fold incision! Because of my job, I move my arms a lot in daily life, and I thought it would be so, so hard for me if I did it through an axillary incision At this clinic, the director said I could have the surgery through an inframammary incision, and they explained everything in detail from implant type to incision location, so I gained trust and ended up having the surgery! My breasts are slightly asymmetric, so they said they had to put in different sizes on the left and right! I got 315 cc Motiva on the left and 335 cc Motiva on the right! I told you, before surgery I was an AA cup... After the surgery, as I slowly woke up from anesthesia and came to my senses, I strongly felt like something heavy was sitting on my upper body. I was scared it would hurt, but when I tried moving my body little by little, the pain was not as bad as I expected, but it felt so unfamiliar!! Especially my upper body felt like it was my body but also not my body... At least because I did the inframammary incision, I could move my arms freely, so I got home by myself just fine! Until the first week, I had tingling pain in my breasts I don’t think I was completely pain-free... Maybe because I have so little fat on my upper body, the weight from my breasts felt unfamiliar and hard to adjust to, so I also had lower back pain and neck stiffness!! But by the time it was almost a month, I got used to those things. I guess humans really are creatures of adaptation..! It has only been a month, so I’m sure there’s still a long way to go for the swelling to go down, but I’m trying to be satisfied just with the fact that I was able to get the C-cup breasts I wanted... The surgery is already done anyway! Thinking only good thoughts is better for me, isn’t it? Instead, can I ask everyone who is past 6 months after breast surgery for tips on how to make swelling go down faster?? I was too lazy to go out for walks often.. I guess I should start doing that too, right? What about drinking swelling tea or pumpkin juice??