Leaving a review after giving birth and getting Motiva surgery

After pregnancy, I was originally around a B cup, but after I finished breastfeeding, all the upper volume was gone, and it just felt like everything had spread out overall? Sagging came along with it too. I thought it would come back with time, but as I lost weight, it actually felt like I had shrunk even more to around an A~B cup, so I figured there was no answer if I just left it alone and started looking into Motiva. At first, I thought exercise or maintenance care would work and tried that, but maybe because the elasticity itself had already dropped, there wasn’t much change. So in the end, I shifted toward procedures/surgery and went around for consultations at a few places. What I felt while going to consultations was that simply making them bigger and shaping the line are completely different things. So I set my criteria like this: whether the upper volume would be filled, whether it would look overly obvious, whether it would match my body shape and balance, and whether the texture would feel too foreign. If these didn’t fit, I just passed. After surgery, I went from an A~B cup to about a D cup, but more than the size, the bigger part is that the upper volume was filled and the line was shaped. Before, I had to forcefully lift them with a bra, but now the shape looks good even when I just wear one normally. The difference in how clothes fit is bigger than I expected too. It’s the same clothes, but the feel is completely different. Especially when I wear fitted clothes, I can really feel the line coming back to life. As for the texture, it felt a bit awkward at first, but I got used to it over time. Now it’s to the point where I don’t really pay much attention to it. After childbirth, if it’s a case where volume loss and sagging came together, it seems better to look at restoring the line rather than simply increasing the size. Anyway, after getting it done, I became even bigger than before, so I’m much more satisfied.