And to think about this BEFORE? Not destined? Nooo, I understand the desire to be beautiful, but you could have waited a year or a year and a half..... or did you only find out you have a small child after the operation and there's no one to help with them?...

Encourage your child to be independent, it might be for the best, they won't grow up to be infantile, I too at such a time was considering augmentation, as my 4.5 turned into tiny rags, but I put it off for a while because of the child, but thanks to active sports, after a while the breast somehow tightened up, although now it's not a full "C cup", but the breast has become such a good shape that I have postponed the operation for now.

Ha-ha-ha... indeed, what, a 1.5-year-old child can't wash and dress themselves! They should also drag their own pram/sledge for a walk, no need to get used to mummy's care!!!

Author, it's better to wait with the operation.

Thank you everyone. But I'm more interested in the opinions of the girls who have been through this, not just assumptions. I can't wait. It's a long story. My little boy is one and a half, but I still often hold him in my arms. Although I agree, it's time to teach him to be independent. I'll try😉

Hire a nanny and there will be no problems.

After my operation, I wasn't allowed to lift heavy things or even simply bend over - so I hired a helper-companion. And everything's fine.

I don't need your advice, especially of this kind... my son will know that questions are asked and ASKED!!! And specifically, the phrase "ask a question" I did not use! In the context I wrote-it's permissible! Find a forum dedicated to spelling etc, and leave your comments there. Thank you!

And about the phrase: for mothers like you! What do you even know about me???!!! Who gives you the right to write such things?! It leads to different thoughts... A girl wanting to get a boob job - means she's a bad, unrestricted mother? Hmm...you've made me laugh! You're nobody to me, for me to pay attention to your letters. So you should say thank you, that I'm spending my precious time, on ladies like you. Who only pretend to be smart... You need to go to the library, madam😉

Good luck with your literacy!!! and primitive thinking.

The author asked a question, she received an answer, and now she's thinking a thought, what's unclear? By God, some sort of boundless, forgive me Lord...

OP, I've had plastic surgery. You can't lift heavy things. If the child wants to be picked up, sit down and take them on your lap. Better still, hire a nanny for a month and a half. There's no other way.

Thanks to those who answered the question and gave advice! Incision under the breast. No lift. Happy upcoming to everyone!!!😊***

Ugh...watch your language!!!! Clearly, you weren't taught how to communicate properly!!! Increase your brain size!!!! You're a lout!!!!

Everything's fine, your loved ones and a nanny can help for two months.. Everything will be okay😊. Try not to lift heavy things, it will help reduce the risk of complications.. But it's entirely possible to cope, don't worry.

If you fancy, you can wait, have plastic surgery when you're about 80. If you have nothing to respond to the topic, just pass by... Don't clutter people's minds with your nonsense.

No, I believe that if the profile is high, 360 won't be too little. Well, I have 380 and it's not at all too little and I'm not short. And visually, 20 ml, I think, is unnoticeable.