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The girls are a little over 4 years old now!
The last photo I posted were my post breastfeeding photos. I wanted to do an update because it’s been 2 1/2 years now and feel like they don’t look as flat as they did right after I stopped nursing.
The girls are about 5 years old now!
The last photo I posted were my post breastfeeding photos. I wanted to do an update because it’s been 2 1/2 years now and feel like they don’t look as flat as they did right after I stopped nursing.
UPDATE
Since my last post I had a baby, and breast fed/pumped for ONE month. Within that month I began to get a “light” capsular contracture (it was confirmed by my surgeon that that’s what it was.) I stopped breast feeding/pumping because I didn’t want it to get worse, and also because I wasn’t producing much milk, and that was stressful for me. At the time (about 8 months ago) I hated what had happened to my once perfect boobs, they looked saggy to me, my nipples had stretched out, and the left one was a little bit harder because of the capsular contracture. However, now I just feel that they look a lot more natural, and they even feel more natural as well. With a lot of massaging my capsular contracture got better, and here I am now. :)
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Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
9454 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, California