For Women: My Story
Hi love, my name is Mualla — and before I ever started guiding other women through their transformations, I made a deeply personal decision about my own body.
I’ve always been someone who trains hard, takes care of her health and loves feeling strong. But what people don’t really talk about is the other side of being very lean as a woman: sometimes, your body changes in a way that doesn’t fully match how you feel on the inside.
For me, it showed up in my chest. Even though I was fit and confident in many ways, I felt like my femininity wasn’t fully reflected in my body. Not because breasts “define” a woman — but because, for me, a fuller, softer chest felt more aligned with how I see myself as a woman.
This page is not here to convince you that you need surgery. It’s here so you don’t feel alone in your thoughts if you’ve ever looked in the mirror and felt that something is missing in how you experience your own femininity.
Sharing her own story, so you don’t have to walk your journey alone.
Why I chose a breast enlargement.
My decision wasn’t about chasing perfection or trying to look like someone else. It was about feeling more balanced and more feminine in my own body.
Even though I felt strong and disciplined, I often felt that something was missing when I looked at my reflection — especially in certain clothes, lingerie or bikinis. I didn’t want to build a completely new identity. I simply wanted my body to feel aligned with how I saw myself inside: feminine, confident and comfortable.
After my surgery, I noticed a shift. Not just physically — emotionally. I didn’t suddenly become a different person. But I did feel more complete. More “me”. More at ease in my clothes, in my skin, and in the way I carried myself as a woman.
It was a way to feel more like the woman I already was on the inside.
Women, breasts and self-confidence.
As women, we’ve been taught a lot of conflicting things about our bodies. “Love yourself as you are”, but also “look like this”. “Don’t change anything”, but also “make sure you stay attractive”. It’s confusing — and honestly, unfair.
Breasts can play a big role in how we experience our femininity. Not because society says so, but because of how we feel in our clothes, in our intimacy, in front of the mirror. For some women, small breasts feel perfectly right. For others, a fuller chest feels more true to who they are. Both are valid. Both are beautiful.
What truly matters is not what anyone else thinks — it’s whether you feel at home in your body. Sometimes that simply means acceptance. And sometimes, it means making a change that reflects how you want to feel.
My before & after — beyond the pictures.
Below you’ll see a subtle before and after of my own chest. Not to say “you should look like this”, but to show you that it’s okay to make a decision that supports your own confidence and femininity.
These photos are shared privately and respectfully — as a real example of what my own journey looked like.
Every body is unique. Results will always vary from person to person — and that’s exactly how it should be.
For women who are quietly considering the same step.
If you’re reading this and recognizing parts of your own story — please know you’re not “crazy”, “dramatic” or “vain”. You’re a woman who wants to feel aligned with her body. That’s valid. That’s human.
If you’d like private, honest guidance about whether breast enlargement could be right for you, you can reach out to me directly on WhatsApp.
✨ Open the WhatsApp button on this website and send me the word “BREAST”.
No pressure. No judgment. Just real talk, woman to woman.
With love,
Mualla
Founder of Meliova Aesthetics — Where Better Begins.
