Client stories

Wearing a dress with a cleavage was a dream of mine. I have always admired full cleavage in women, but unfortunately nature did not give it to me. Although my breasts were nicely shaped, they didn't look feminine. I was ashamed to undress even in front of my husband, and I struggled with this mental block for a long time.

I never had nice, round breasts. I just didn't look feminine. But by breastfeeding three children, I lost what little I was naturally blessed with. I was left with nothing but empty skin in my cleavage. I was ashamed of myself, but mostly of my husband. To have my breasts done, to look and feel great, was my lifelong dream.

I'm a mom of two small children. Both of my pregnancies ended in c-sections, which was challenging in itself. With my first pregnancy, I gained 40 kilograms in nine months and was left with an overhanging belly after giving birth. Although I tried various diets, the pounds wouldn't let go. In addition to the sagging skin, during the procedure, they also removed the spacing of my abdominal muscles, or diastasis, which I learned plagues many moms. To have a flat stomach again like before pregnancy is a dream come true for me. This journey has taught me the importance of believing in myself and never giving up.

Even when I was younger, I was bothered by small breasts. The turning point came when I stopped breastfeeding and there was nothing left in my cleavage. I wanted to finally look like a woman and be able to buy the lingerie I liked. So I decided to have plastic surgery. Now my breasts are like my own. My self-confidence has returned. I can finally wear cleavage and feel feminine.

Rhinoplasty was my big dream. My crooked nose, especially in profile, where the curvature was most visible, had been bothering me since puberty. I opted for the surgery not only from an aesthetic point of view, but also from a functional one, as I had a crooked nasal obstruction. It was difficult for me to breathe through my nose. I definitely gained more self-confidence with the surgery and stopped worrying about how my nose looked and affected others. I can finally breathe easily while sleeping or playing sports.

Pregnancy, hormonal changes and gaining and losing pounds have visibly affected my cleavage. Into my cleavage. My breasts were big, but mostly saggy. I was losing myself and sports, which is my great hobby, was not without its limitations. The procedure restored my comfort and self-confidence. I am no longer ashamed of my partner or myself.

I faced bullying and teasing at school because of my big nose. It really bothered me a lot mentally. The resulting low self-esteem unfortunately stayed with me into adulthood. I didn't like having my picture taken and subconsciously refused to show my face in profile. I just didn't feel pretty because of my nose. I had been thinking about the procedure for some time. Then, thanks to a friend, I came across the MEDICOM Clinic website and was amazed by the pictures of the clients. I said to myself, "I want that change too!"

A fuller cleavage has been an unfulfilled dream of mine for years. After breastfeeding my son for almost three years, when there was almost nothing left of my already small breasts, I woke up one day determined. I told myself that I didn't want to worry about my clothes not fitting anymore or wonder if anyone would like me with a flat chest.

My second breastfeeding took a toll on my cleavage. My breasts lost not only volume but also shape and I stopped liking myself. I didn't even feel attractive to my husband.This was the turning point when I decided to have a procedure that gave me beautiful curves, a sense of femininity and confidence.

I've been playing sports since I was a little girl. My breasts have never been big, which was an advantage in this respect. But motherhood and several years of breastfeeding have taken a toll on my cleavage. While I consider it an appropriate toll for two wonderful healthy children, I lacked a sense of femininity and healthy self-esteem. I was motivated by the stories of many enthusiastic female friends who had already undergone breast surgery and never regretted it for a minute.