Reconstruction options after radiation

I have done expander placement and implant reconstruction. But then my skin felt the same in texture, just a bit different colour after radiation. And it is probably between A and B cup size. And it is hard, ie does not feel like my other breast. But I was exceedingly happy with it as it has given me breast without any further morbidity ( cutting my back or stomach - I have no fat to speak of and my latissimus dorsi muscles are my pride) which keeping in mind my job and hobbies are heavily reliant on using my arms is important. It has served me well for 10 years ( touch wood).

I had a lumpectomy and 7 weeks of radiation in 2005. My "cancer" breast was much smaller. I had some superficial burns and the muscle was VERY tight. Over the years the texture of the skin and coloration returned to almost completely normal. At the time of the initial diagnosis I was a 34 DD. After the lumpectomy and radiation my cancer breast was a C and the non-radiated breast grew! Over time with some weight gain my non-cancer breast was a very large F. When diagnosed with a second cancer in the same breast I opted for a bilateral mastectomy. I had tissue expanders placed under the pec muscle and they used alloderm on the radiated side because the skin was thin. I am 6 weeks out from my last fill and almost ready for the exchange. Knock-on-wood, so far, everything has healed well. The radiated breast definitely feels firmer and looks kind of fibrous and shaped a little wonky (kind of like a football) but overall decent. Hoping all goes well at the exchange. I am SO ready. These expanders are hell for me.