Considering Breast Implants?

Question

After breastfeeding my breast have done a 360. They're pretty much typical post-breast feeding, like deflated balloons. I've been considering implants, and even have a consultation appointment in a couple of weeks, but sometimes I wonder if it's a good idea. I was wondering if there's other that has them and what their experience is with them, or if anyone else is in the same boat as am?

ps I don't plan on having any more children. I had a very bad pregnancy because of a colon disease, and the medications put the fetus at too much a risk. My daughter was definitely unplanned, the doctors SAID we, my exhusband and I, couldn't get pregnant, he was wrong! So my little girl will be my one and only for health reasons.

Well the thing about a lift is that usually it makes the breasts smaller, it did for my mom, she went down a whole cup size. I was a D before pregnacy, an E durning pregancy, now I'm barely a B. It's just just to get my breasts back, it's also because they look just awful and can't even look at myself in the mirror

Answer 1

I'm not in the situation you asked to give advice but i'm going to give you my opinion anyway.

I would seriously just go for the lift, if anything.
Not to sound condescending, and I know i'm kind of stating the obvious but in life we make choices and have to live with them.
The choice to breast feed was (whether you like it or not) a choice which has led you to where you are today.
Did you realise the consequences it would have or the affect it would have on your body/breasts? When did this bad feeling about them start or get worse? Perhaps some other issue in your life is the real problem or you have begun focussing on your breasts thinking that is the reason you are unhappy. Maybe you just have low confidence and are just being too harsh. (I don't know you so i'm just throwing that out there)

With breast implants it is purely cosmetic and there is a lot of potential for problems. You are putting something foreign in your body. They could end up squint. Hard. Horrible shape. Burst. Complications from the surgery. Scarring?

You will need to get them replaced in the future, possibly more than once. You might be ready now but will you be ready (and have the money) for operations in the future? What age are you? What about when you get older? They will likely have to come out one day, and you will need your breasts reshaped then or they will look worse than what they do now.
Either that or you'll be a very old saggy woman with giant perky breasts. lol.

I guess my point is that I think you should settle on a breast lift if you really can't live with them as they are. I guess it's like.. you can't have it all. You can't expect to breast feed and then have good breasts, and big ones at that. You may have to settle.
Dealing with the consequences of the actions you took in the past.. I know that makes it sound like a bad thing, which breast feeding isn't ..but still. Hmm.. I hope you get what I mean, i'm sure you know all this already though.

Answer 2

If you are just trying to get to your pre-pregnancy look maybe a breast lift would be better for you. There are also exercises that help in that area also if you are nervous about surgery.

Answer 3

Yeah,my cup size hasn't gone down but they look alot flatter........Unfortunately I don't have the kind of finances to cosmeticly improve my chest.If I did,I'd definetly go for it:)

Answer 4

Dont implants ur breast if plan more childerens in future.

Answer 5

By intention you can make your breast bigger by touching them every day and nurture them with your loving touch with or without lavender and rose oil
(womens bodies, womens wisdom by christiane northrup)
the implants can be dangerous.

Answer 6

If thats what u want to do its a good idea but remember if u gave more children u can't brestfeed