Why you shouldn't be fooled by breast swelling (from A cup to D cup..…

I'm almost at 4 months now, and the major swelling was already gone by the 1-month mark. Since then, I've been maintaining a D cup all along, so I'm thinking, as expected.. it was a good thing I went big from the start lol. Before surgery, I had a lot of desire, but there were so many comments like if you put in too much, you'll get symmastia~ your body will look bulky~ so I wondered if I was really being too greedy;; But I thought maybe it would be okay if I did it somewhere that operates safely, so I had the surgery, and I have absolutely no regrets.. If anything, I think I would have regretted it more if I hadn't chosen this size.. But at first, the tissue inevitably feels firm! At that time, thinking, did I mess up? Why isn't my tissue softening? is foolish.. Honestly, whether it's eyes or nose, after surgery it depends on how you recover, so don't worry too much about your recovery early on. Receive the care the clinic provides diligently + take care of yourself without overstraining your body, and wait for the swelling to go down. Also, I saw many people here thinking, doesn't the size go down by half a cup to one cup once the swelling goes down?.. That's not it When we choose the size, we talk about roughly how many cups we want to become and decide the size with the director, right? The director also places implants to match that size, so early on, because of swelling, it's not something to worry about like, oh no, the size is going to get smaller;; Literally, the swelling is going down, not the implant size shrinking!! What I want to emphasize is that after a few months post-op, it's good to work out diligently. Not just for recovery, but after surgery, without realizing it, my center of gravity shifted forward and my core strength? seemed to disappear.. My posture felt a bit off, so I thought it was good that I did Pilates Usually at home I lay out a mat and stretch, and doing this definitely feels like it opens up my rounded back, so it's much better! Since implants went into a body that didn't have them before ^^.. it's good to build up the back and shoulder muscles. So choosing the size from the start while taking swelling into account~ that is.. well, is it really necessary? is what I mean Ask the director too, whether the size changes.. I'm sure they'll say no lol The director where I had surgery also kindly told me all~ the things I would be curious about and explained them well at my level, so I liked that. I hope everyone goes to lots of consultations and chooses a place that matches their own tendency well!