Is it impossible for your boobs to be perky after pregnancy/breast feeding?

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Expecting my first in Jan. I keep hearing moms talk about how “your boobs go flat after breast feeding” or “enjoy them now because it’s literally all DOWN from here”
I was wondering if anyone out there has experienced their breasts didn’t sag after pregnancy and breast feeding? Is there a way to prevent it or even exercises to help once they do sag?

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I had really big boobs before pregnancy and now they are ... 😬 I don’t even have words... thank goodness for plastic surgeons 🤷🏼‍♀️
My small breasted mom friends had little change post baby/breastfeeding

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Not impossible, I got sick of mine looking flat and did a range of upper body excersises helped perk them up again. I dont know what specific one would of been the key but there is a range out there. YouTube or Google something that you think you might be happy to try and do

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Remember that it’s the pregnancy that makes your breasts sag, not breast feeding.

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They do usually sag, but not always, and unfortunately there’s really no way to “treat” it if it happens

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I saw something on pinterest about "do this to prevent your breasts from sagging from BF" i didn't read it because I've already breastfed. I actually like my boobs better after. Before my boobs were extremely perky and almost kinda pointy. Now they slightly fall, they don't have a fold yet, which I'm sure they will after breastfeeding #2. But I like the shape of my boobs much better after breastfeeding

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Pregnancy makes them droop not breastfeeding. Just really depends on your body changes. I had small breasts but they are sagging. I went from a small B to a DD. The change in size so quickly was just too much for my boobies to handle. They are back to a B now but they are sad instead of perky 😂

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