I had heard that your body changes after giving birth and exclusively breastfeeding, but I honestly didn’t expect it to change this much.
I thought my breasts would just get a bit smaller, but after weaning, I realized the problem wasn’t the size — the shape had completely collapsed.
The upper chest was totally deflated, and overall my breasts looked saggy and lacked any firmness.
People say they bounce back with time, but that was absolutely not true for me. I waited months and nothing improved, so I finally decided to take action.
I read every review I could find and asked so many friends before choosing a clinic and a surgeon.
I ended up choosing Nana Plastic Surgery mainly because they have both an anesthesiologist and a breast specialist. I thought that was standard, but apparently not every clinic has that.
Also, Nana had a lot of sagging‑breast surgery cases, which made me feel more confident since experience really matters.
The consultation was just as good as people said. Dr. Choi Jung‑sik examined my ribcage, sagging level, and skin elasticity, and explained what would work best for me.
I decided on Mentor Boost implants. They have a high fill ratio, so they hold the shape firmly and are often recommended for post‑weaning sagging breasts.
Before surgery, my breasts felt like everything was drooping downward,
but now the volume is evenly distributed and lifted. It fills out the empty upper chest naturally without looking overwhelming, and I’m honestly so satisfied.
I hesitated a lot before deciding to get surgery, but looking back, I’m glad I didn’t drag it out any longer.
You can view the original post and see the before‑and‑after photos at the link below.
⭐ Source: Naver Café “병원발품백과대사전” (Korean community)
