Has any mom gotten there boobs done? If so , would you get them done after having kids? Or does it not matter when it comes to breastfeeding and keeping them looking lifted and full lol.
Mine have deflated tremendously after BF and losing weight
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Following! I really want mine done after BF 🤧

I worked with someone who got them done after having kids

I got them done!

I had mine done before kids, currently breastfeeding an 18 month old. Planning on getting them redone when I’m done having kids / breastfeeding

Definitely get them done after you’re done having your final child unless you have enough money to get them done multiple times

I heard you should wait at least 1 year after breast feeding to get them done

I already had 2 children when I had mine done. Because my youngest was 2 and still wanted to be held a lot and you are not supposed to lift after surgery, I developed something called capsular contracture on my right breast which isn't dangerous but it just makes your boobs painful and hard. So I had to have another surgery to fix that one breast that was affected (the cost was covered by my surgeon thankfully even though it was technically my fault). Afterward they were perfect. 8 years later I've had another kiddo. My boobs fell a little bit, not too much and they still look very good. Note that I did not breastfeed, not sure how they would look if I had breastfed. I know a woman who breastfed with implants and no issues.

From what I can see your boobs look bloody great just wear more push-up type bras and bikinis. I can fake the cleavage with a good push up bra. Even when I wear a backless top I wear those sticky gel inserts and give them a lil lift w that. And because I dance salsa as a hobby I don’t want them too big, they’ll just get in the way. You have the volume there for a lift though if you wanted to do that
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