In order to have a baby, people pay a lot of attention to pregnancy preparation, such as medical checkups (gynecological and blood tests), folic acid, vitamin supplements, etc. However, many people (pregnant women, grandmothers, grandmothers) do not know that the “bottle” of the baby, i.e. the breast, also needs attention. However, many people (pregnant women, grandma and grandma) do not know that the baby’s “bottle”, i.e. the breast, also needs attention. If there are some abnormalities in the breasts, breastfeeding will be affected after the birth. In the lighter cases, breastfeeding will not be possible, and it will cost a lot of money for safe and high quality milk powder; it will bring inconvenience to life (getting up in the middle of the night to brew milk powder); in the heavier cases, the breasts will be swollen and painful, and the pain will be unbearable, or even require surgery, which will cost money and leave scars on the breasts, becoming a permanent pain in a woman’s life… …Here is a licensed guide for women who are preparing to become mothers: Are your breasts in good condition for breastfeeding? For abnormal breasts (sunken nipples, flat nipples, etc.), we can provide guidance on how to correct them; guidance on how to accurately promote breastfeeding and drainage techniques; guidance on how to accurately use a breast pump to prevent sagging breasts; guidance on how to reasonably wean your breasts to prevent mastitis, prevent inflammatory granulation from milk stagnation, and prevent inflammation of the milk ducts. Pre-pregnancy Breast Health Special Needs Consultation