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"The problem:Immediately after delivery, the breasts become larger as they fill first with colostrum and then with milk; most will stay that size for a few weeks.Breastfeeding mothers will experience enlarged breasts for as long as they nurse exclusively. The whole process, including being pregnant, causes most women&amp;#039;s breast tissue to stretch, whether they breastfeed or not.&amp;quot;Once pregnancy and nursing end, most women lose breast volume, retain stretch marks and experience some sagging,&amp;quot; says Robert Brueck, M.D., a Fort Myers, Fla.-based board-certified plastic surgeon with 30 years of experience in mommy makeovers. The nipple may also look displaced.The solution:Most women accept the changes in their breasts as a rite of passage to motherhood. Some may want to do exercises to firm up the chest wall behind the breasts, &amp;quot;lifting&amp;quot; them a bit."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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