I remember after my surgery going thru the same thing. After all you just shelled out what probably amounts to your life savings (or a good chunk of what you had saved up to that point) you are emotionally drained from the gyne, and you just want it to be OVER! When the bandages came off of me, my surgeon said "Wow, that really looks good!" All I saw were the same pair of moobs that were always there. When I mentioned this to him, his predictable answer was " It is just swelling and scar tissue...it will gradually resolve, this is nothing to worry about." Of course I thought he was bullshi*ting me. In reality things began to improve slowly, by about three months post op things were much better. In my eyes though, I still saw man boobs, no matter how much I was told the opposite. I still hunched when I walked, still tugged at my shirt, and still went thru most of my gyne rituals. That took a LONG time to go away. Like over a year. The mental effects of this condition aren't to be taken lightly. It really does effect almost every aspect of your life. Hang in there, chances are VERY good your doc did everything correctly and a year from now this whole ordeal will be behind you, and you can get on with the life you envisioned for yourself when you decided to have surgery.