I’m a thirty-year-old woman who has never had a baby. I came across this site because I have a lot of body issues myself and I have been wondering whether I could handle the physical, aesthetic consequences of pregnancy and childbirth. Let me just say that if I could be guaranteed that my breasts would look like yours post-baby, I would have no reservations at all. You have beautiful breasts!
I think your breasts look great! I initially felt the same as you after having my daughter. I breast fed for 13 months. I was a nice 34C, before pregnancy and after I felt deflated and cried in a Sears dressing room when I couldn’t fill a 38A. My breasts sort of filled out a little more and don’t seem as deflated and I wear a 36B, I think my breasts look a lot like yours and it makes me realize, that when I can look at you and think you have beautiful breasts, I can think that about myself too. :) Having a breast augmentation is a personal decision, but from what I see, I wouldn’t risk it. Good luck with your journey. :)
Isn’t it amazing how hard we are on ourselves. I read your story before taking at peek at these pictures and I was expecting to see these hideous deflated breasts with terrible nipples. Can I just say your breasts are really beautiful. Seriously, they are. Absolutely nothing wrong with them from my perspective…either warm or cold ;-) I even like your nipples!
I too have one right breast much smaller than the left and I absolutely loathed my boobs every since I was 14 when they started developing. It’s so funny because I thought I looked hideous but all of my partners over the years told they were beautiful. I never really believed them until I finally went to a plastic surgeon last year. During the consult I took off my top his reaction was wow, you have really pretty breasts and you don’t need to do anything unless you really want to. Ha!
I decided to go ahead with the procedure anyway and have ended up with two much fuller breasts (from 34 A to 34 C) which are somewhat but not perfectly even. The right breast required a larger implant and so it will always feel and look less real than the naturally larger one on the left. I don’t regret having the surgery, but the result is not perfect. I have learned to love my breasts and not worry so much because we are our own worst critics. Best of luck whichever way you decide or have decided to go.
Hi there :-) just thought i should tell you that your breasts look completely even to my eyes, in both pictures. I think we see our own ” asymmetries” more easily than others can perceive them!! :-) happy new year!!
I’m a thirty-year-old woman who has never had a baby. I came across this site because I have a lot of body issues myself and I have been wondering whether I could handle the physical, aesthetic consequences of pregnancy and childbirth. Let me just say that if I could be guaranteed that my breasts would look like yours post-baby, I would have no reservations at all. You have beautiful breasts!
Your breasts are beautiful. Leave them be!
I think your breasts look great! I initially felt the same as you after having my daughter. I breast fed for 13 months. I was a nice 34C, before pregnancy and after I felt deflated and cried in a Sears dressing room when I couldn’t fill a 38A. My breasts sort of filled out a little more and don’t seem as deflated and I wear a 36B, I think my breasts look a lot like yours and it makes me realize, that when I can look at you and think you have beautiful breasts, I can think that about myself too. :) Having a breast augmentation is a personal decision, but from what I see, I wouldn’t risk it. Good luck with your journey. :)
Isn’t it amazing how hard we are on ourselves. I read your story before taking at peek at these pictures and I was expecting to see these hideous deflated breasts with terrible nipples. Can I just say your breasts are really beautiful. Seriously, they are. Absolutely nothing wrong with them from my perspective…either warm or cold ;-) I even like your nipples!
I too have one right breast much smaller than the left and I absolutely loathed my boobs every since I was 14 when they started developing. It’s so funny because I thought I looked hideous but all of my partners over the years told they were beautiful. I never really believed them until I finally went to a plastic surgeon last year. During the consult I took off my top his reaction was wow, you have really pretty breasts and you don’t need to do anything unless you really want to. Ha!
I decided to go ahead with the procedure anyway and have ended up with two much fuller breasts (from 34 A to 34 C) which are somewhat but not perfectly even. The right breast required a larger implant and so it will always feel and look less real than the naturally larger one on the left. I don’t regret having the surgery, but the result is not perfect. I have learned to love my breasts and not worry so much because we are our own worst critics. Best of luck whichever way you decide or have decided to go.
Your boobs look better than mine even though I’ve never had children!nice
Hi there :-) just thought i should tell you that your breasts look completely even to my eyes, in both pictures. I think we see our own ” asymmetries” more easily than others can perceive them!! :-) happy new year!!