I know a lot of other mothers experienced a decrease in cup size after breat feeding. I have heard that all the pills they have to make your cup size bigger is just water weight and when you quit taking the pills the cup size goes down again. Does anyone know of a low costing supply that will increase your cup size? Maybe a cream that is not above 50 dollars? Or anything?
Nothing safe or credible. I have a great plastic surgeon, though! And for $5K you can have pre-baby boobies again! I NEVER thought I'd have plastic sugery (easy to say when you're a 25 year old pre-kid aeobics instructor), however, after going from a nice B to a small A after my kids- it just drove me batty to be so flacid & flat!
Save up $$ & when you're ready- give Mark Mason in S'Lake a call!
I agree with the other posts...several years ago I did try some pills that claimed they would increase your breast size, at the time I was so against plastic surgery, well, all they did was cost me money and make my boobies sore...I never saw any growth at all. After each child (3) I went from a B, C to totally flat. 3 years ago I had plastic surgery and I have never regreted it. I also have a friend who is considering having more children so she buys breast pad inserts that she can wear with anything, even in the pool.
i dont think that there are any pills or creams that actually work...i would love to have mine done but i cant afford it, yet.
until then i make do with a very nice bra that fits you well along with some inserts. it makes me feel better in my old shirts & you cant tell just by looking.
Losing your body image as sexy is common after having children. Breasts consist mainly of fat and milk ducts. After breastfeeding your fat stores have been greatly reduced. This is actually very beneficial to your long term health. They are finding that women who have breastfed are way more unlikely to develop breast cancer. That's a huge plus to me! Besides, who didn't enjoy losing their pregnancy weight?? Give it some time and the fat will eventually store there again. Until then, save your money for a nice Victoria's bra or invest in some shirts that are cut different to enhance your neckline instead of focusing on your breasts.
I am with you - I don't know what it is about having kiddos and breastfeeding that takes everything out of you. I would suggest the Victoria Secret Water Bra. I don't know if that is what it is actually called, but I bought it a few years ago. It adds about a size for me. It is pretty heavy because it is filled with some type of gel, but well worth it. Hope that helps!
