I'll assume you mean that you have stopped breastfeeding and you milk has dried up but that you want you breasts look full or large as they were when you milk was in.
I suggest you simply bring your milk back. There are several options that would do this for you. Having your significant other suckle your breasts are the best option. Another is the Marmet Technique and finally there is always the old pump method.
However if you are sick of leakage, sore nipples and breastfeeding Bras and don't want to continue then sadly the only other way is through surgery unless you are happy with stuffing the bra.
I believe most of us women wants to keep our breast firm even after pregnancy and breast feeding. It is inevitable that our breast would sag (unless you are flat chested) at certain point in life but there are better options and ways to keep our breast from sagging. Do breast exercise and breast massages to tone and firm your breast. If you use natural herb supplements or creams together with your daily exercise, this may help to promote the growth of breast tissues.
Keep the weight. Not the most appealing of choices, but about the only one you have. And regardless of what you do, like for all of us, gravity's bill eventually comes due (the older we get, the closer things we carry get to the ground).
Now, based on the exposition that you posted in the answer area earlier, perhaps you should consult someone regarding a negative personal image, rather than undergoing radical reconstruction surgery that more than 50% of those who opt for the option regret later in life. Think long term and be happy with what nature gave you.
A big bust does not automatically equal great beauty. It might seem cliché, but no less true: true beauty comes from within.
You don't
But it is possible to keep the size longer by continuing pumping even after the baby has stopped breastfeeding.
It's the pregnancy that did that and unless you are willing to have surgery or get pregnant again, you can not.
I don't recommend it - especially with bikini tops.
breast feeding because you have more of a bond with your child and breast milk is better for them then formula
Here is a quick partial list of what comes to mind. Nutritional value of Breast milk Immunological benefits of breast feeding Emotional/mental health benefits of breast feeding Long term affects of breast feeding on the child; physical, emotional, Health benefits accrued to a breast feeding mother both short and long term. Adoptive breast feeding also known as induced lactation Cultural perceptions of breast feeding. America vs. worldwide, present time vs. historical. Extended breast feeding Erotic breast feeding/ Adult nursing relationships Cost/benefit analysis of breast feeding vs. formula feeding. Legal status of public breast feeding Issues faced by breast feeding mothers returning to work. These are just a few that come to mind. When you are done with the essay, post it on this site so we can see what you came up with!
it is safe to take postinor 2 while breast feeding ile breast feeding
If you have breast cancer and receiving chemotherapy then you cannot breastfeed your baby.
breast feeding gives a good immune system
In women it is for breast feeding their children.
In women it is for breast feeding their children.
A number of factors may interfere with successful breast-feeding.
Proper treatment for breast-feeding difficulties depends on the cause of the problem.
Breast feeding is how all mammals feed their young, It was created when the first baby was born.
Your breast, by breast feeding! Der
Medical studies have shown a fairly clear relationship between breast feeding and a strong reduction in breast cancer. The general number I have read is that if a woman has a cumulative time of 18 to 24 months breast feeding she has a significant lower chance of contracting breast cancer. Once again, breast feeding pays dividends beyond keeping your baby fed!