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Motiva breast augmentation case: after breastfeeding, the breasts went from about an E cup during pregnancy back down to a B cup. After an assessment with Dr. Kuo-Chun Liao, she chose Motiva implants because juggling childcare and work left little time for massage. More than three months later the breasts are full again, and the clinic continues to follow up on her recovery.
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New mom Niko's full breast augmentation story: reclaiming femininity after pregnancy!
I'm a hairstylist in Zhongshan District.
I wanted breast augmentation because when I had my baby, my breasts reached their lifetime peak, about a small E cup.
But because I breastfed, my full upper chest said bye-bye, and after weaning I was back to a B cup.
Looking in the mirror every day, I felt so self-conscious. My shoulders are also fairly broad, and I think bigger breasts look better on me, so I was set on getting back the shape I'd had after giving birth.
My family wasn't keen at first, but since the surgery they all think it looks great and keep wanting to look XD
Here's an everyday photo from before breast augmentation ⇩ ⇩
Everyday photo after Motiva breast augmentation ⇩ ⇩
It's been a little over three months since surgery. The main hassles are that bras are harder to find and very tight clothes feel a bit awkward. Funnily, when my breasts were small I wanted to show them off, and now I want to cover up a bit.
Motiva breast augmentation rebuilt my confidence, and this working mom highly recommends it!
"Goodbye to deflated breasts, hello to my curvy figure!"
I chose Motiva because it's the newest technology, and Motiva's filling flows naturally, so the breasts drape into a natural teardrop shape. When I first started researching, I joined a breast augmentation group where many people said that with smooth implants, if they didn't massage every day, the edges started to show. I have to look after my kid and work, and when I get home I'm too tired and lazy to massage, so I went straight for Motiva, haha.
Friends who've felt my breasts since say they're softer than any other implants they've felt, and the clinic keeps following up and checking on me after surgery, which I really appreciate!
Some advice for friends considering breast augmentation:
Breast augmentation is a fairly major surgery, so make sure it's what you really want and you've thought it through. Do your homework and go to clinics for consultations several times. Feeling the differences between implants in person and choosing the incision site also matter a lot, as does understanding the aftercare and recovery for each incision.
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.
