However, beautiful and natural looking breasts are not bigger or one-size-fits-all, they need to be personalized by your surgeon to fit your specific situation. When you go to the hospital to inquire about breast augmentation surgery, an experienced doctor will usually ask you the following questions. Question 1: What is your age? Breast shape varies from age to age. young women in their 20s have high breast tension and good elasticity, and the upper part of their breasts can be relatively full, round and firm. While women in their 30s have a little droopiness in their breasts and the upper part of their breasts should not be overly full. When you reach your 40s, especially after giving birth or breastfeeding, your breasts start to sag more obviously and your skin elasticity decreases, so you may need to cooperate with a simultaneous breast lift to rebuild your uplifted breasts. Question 2: What is your occupation? Some professional women usually do not want their breasts to be too full (the clinic floor encountered a white-collar office worker who complained about feeling distressed that male colleagues around her always stare at her breasts ……), while some women in the literary profession may want to have a fuller breast shape and often have special requirements for the location of the surgical scar The location of the surgical scar is often a special requirement. Question 3: Why do you want breast augmentation? It is not uncommon to see women who decide to have breast augmentation on impulse because of family discord or career setbacks, but such motives are usually unreliable. Breast augmentation can increase self-confidence to some extent, but it is not the main way to solve conflicts or difficulties. If necessary, you can seek psychological help first. Question 4: Is your lover supportive? If you are married, it is best to be accompanied by your lover during the consultation, as his opinion is also very important. It is possible that the breast shape you desire is not to his liking. Stubborn surgery may create hidden dangers for future married life. Question 5: What kind of post-operative results do you hope to achieve? Fully assessing your surgical expectations prior to surgery is a very important step for both you and your surgeon. Your surgeon will make a comprehensive plan that best suits your needs based on a combination of factors such as your body type, breast examination, age, and occupation. Only when the doctor and your expectations match is the best guarantee for the post-operative results, otherwise it is likely to result in both parties feeling unsatisfied with the surgical results after surgery, causing you more pain.