Key takeaways
Shirley, a mother of two, saw her upper chest empty out and her breasts sag after childbirth, and she grew less confident in her figure. Because she works in a kitchen and couldn't wear a compression garment for long, she chose Perle implants after an assessment with Dr. Kuo-Chun Liao at NAISS CLINIC. She was back at work about two weeks after surgery and says her breasts have regained their fullness, with a clear difference in how clothes fit.
Contents
- An emptier chest after childbirth: the hollowness and sagging bothered me most
- I didn't want a big size, just full breasts that no longer sag
- A full shape plus a lifetime warranty: why I chose Perle
- Dr. Kuo-Chun Liao addressed each of my concerns clearly
- Back at work two weeks after surgery; recovery went more smoothly than I expected
- I made this decision to win back the confidence I lost after childbirth
"I'm Shirley, a mother of two. What bothered me most after childbirth was that my breasts started to sag. Especially when wearing a bra or looking in the mirror, I could clearly see that my upper chest had emptied out and looked a bit sunken, and I grew less and less confident about my figure..."
An emptier chest after childbirth: the hollowness and sagging bothered me most
After having children, one of the biggest changes to my body was how much my breasts sagged. I never had much volume to begin with, but after giving birth I noticed they kept drooping more. In a bra or more fitted clothes, the difference was even more obvious.
Every time I looked in the mirror, my breasts seemed to have lost their old fullness, and over time I became less confident about my body. That's what led me to seriously consider breast augmentation.
I didn't want a big size, just full breasts that no longer sag
From the beginning I knew I didn't want exaggerated, very large breasts. I wanted to restore the fullness I'd lost after childbirth, especially in my upper chest, so it wouldn't look so empty and my breasts would be closer together with more support.
What mattered most was that the result still suited my body, rather than suddenly looking completely different. If I no longer had to rely on a bra to lift my breasts when I got dressed, and my overall curves looked better, the change would be worth it.
A full shape plus a lifetime warranty: why I chose Perle
At first I also considered liposuction with fat transfer to the breasts. But I work in a kitchen, which is already hot, and having to wear a compression garment for a long time after liposuction would have been hard for me. Fat survival after fat grafting also varies from person to person, so after the assessment I started seriously considering implants.
When choosing an implant, what I cared about most was whether my breasts would look full and natural. Since I have little tissue in my upper chest, I wanted more support there afterward so my breasts wouldn't look empty anymore.
After learning about Perle, I felt the fullness and support it provides matched the shape I wanted, and the manufacturer's lifetime warranty gave me extra peace of mind. During the consultation I also learned more about Perle's material, surface design, and risks such as capsular contracture. Weighing my breast shape, the result I hoped for, and long-term coverage, I decided on Perle.
Dr. Kuo-Chun Liao addressed each of my concerns clearly
My consultation with Dr. Kuo-Chun Liao felt very relaxed. He first learned about my original breast shape, how it changed after childbirth, and the look I wanted, then discussed suitable sizes and shapes based on my body. Dr. Liao is very patient and explains things with a smile, so the consultation never felt pressured.
That really mattered to me. I didn't want to just hear "bigger looks better"; I wanted a doctor who understood that what I wanted to fix was my hollow upper chest and sagging after childbirth, and who would assess me based on my own condition. He explained each of the concerns I had one by one, so before deciding I understood my situation and the procedure, and in the end I felt confident.
Back at work two weeks after surgery; recovery went more smoothly than I expected
Before surgery I was very worried about recovery, especially since my job keeps me in the kitchen for long hours and I was afraid it would disrupt my work. But recovery went more smoothly than I'd imagined, and I was back at work about two weeks after surgery. I was still careful at first and avoided things like lifting heavy items, but I could gradually get back to my other daily tasks.
During recovery, I also took supplements like an herbal recovery tonic, fish oil, and vitamin E to take care of my body. I don't think you should rush recovery, because the shape you see at first isn't the final result. As the swelling goes down and your body adjusts, your breasts gradually look more natural.
I made this decision to win back the confidence I lost after childbirth
Afterward, the biggest change wasn't just fuller breasts; it's how differently I see myself. What made me least confident after childbirth was my increasingly empty upper chest and sagging, and I was always conscious of it when getting dressed. Now my breasts are full again, my curves look better, and I can clearly feel the difference in my clothes.
When my family and girlfriends saw the change, they all thought my breasts looked great, and some even started asking whether they should look into it themselves.
For me, this decision wasn't only about changing my breast shape; it was about getting back the confidence I'd slowly lost.
This story reflects one patient's experience. Results and recovery vary from person to person; please consult a doctor in person about your own treatment plan.


