I am having a breast aug. June 13. I have a 18 month old. Before I had her, I never weighed more than 115 lbs. Now, I am 5'1 and 140 lbs. I plan on losing 10 lbs before my BA. My Dad, a doctor, told me that he thinks my PA will not let me get my BA until I am 15 lbs lighter. Other than the extra lbs., I am very healthy, I don't smoke, I exercise, normal blood pressure, etc. Have you ever denied someone from having surgery, who was healthy, just for being 10 or 15 lbs. from their ideal weight?
Answer: After pregnancy lift is frequently required Unfortunately,
Helpful
Book a virtual consultation
CONTACT NOW Answer: After pregnancy lift is frequently required Unfortunately,
Helpful
Book a virtual consultation
CONTACT NOW April 29, 2014
Answer: 5'1 140 lbs. too heavy for breast aug? Posted photo not helpful at all! Best to see your PMD to obtain an in writing clearance for peace of mind.
Helpful
Book a virtual consultation
CONTACT NOW April 29, 2014
Answer: 5'1 140 lbs. too heavy for breast aug? Posted photo not helpful at all! Best to see your PMD to obtain an in writing clearance for peace of mind.
Helpful
Book a virtual consultation
CONTACT NOW
April 27, 2014
Answer: 5'1 140 lbs. too heavy for breast aug? Being 10 lbs from your ideal weight would not prevent you from having surgery. The key is to reach a stable weight so that the result is as good as possible.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA
Helpful
Book a virtual consultation
CONTACT NOW April 27, 2014
Answer: 5'1 140 lbs. too heavy for breast aug? Being 10 lbs from your ideal weight would not prevent you from having surgery. The key is to reach a stable weight so that the result is as good as possible.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA
Helpful
Book a virtual consultation
CONTACT NOW
FIND THE RIGHT
TREATMENT FOR YOU
April 24, 2014
Answer: Lose weight before not after breast augmentation If you lose weight after your breast augmentation it will change the shape of your breast and can cause sagging. NextIn be a shame to have a breast augmentation to achieve the look that you want and then have it changed by weight loss.I do believe your father's correct that if you can lose the 15 pounds first then you'll most likely will achieve a better result after your breast augmentation. If the breast is sag then you may need a small lift. Or if the breast is smaller after weight loss a larger implant may be required.
Helpful
Book a virtual consultation
CONTACT NOW April 24, 2014
Answer: Lose weight before not after breast augmentation If you lose weight after your breast augmentation it will change the shape of your breast and can cause sagging. NextIn be a shame to have a breast augmentation to achieve the look that you want and then have it changed by weight loss.I do believe your father's correct that if you can lose the 15 pounds first then you'll most likely will achieve a better result after your breast augmentation. If the breast is sag then you may need a small lift. Or if the breast is smaller after weight loss a larger implant may be required.
Helpful
Book a virtual consultation
CONTACT NOW
April 22, 2014
Answer: 5'1 140 lbs. too heavy for breast aug? Thank you for the question. Although weight loss will not have a direct effect on your breast implants, significant weight loss may affect the appearance of your breasts in general. It is difficult to predict how a specific young lady's breasts will change with weight loss; how the breasts were affected historically with weight loss may be the best indication how you will do.Generally speaking, significant weight loss can lead to some change in breast tissue (and/or nipple/areola) position; this “sagging” is called breast ptosis medically.Therefore, generally speaking, it is in patient's best interest to achieve a long-term stable weight prior to undergoing elective breast surgery.I hope this, and the attached link, help.
Helpful
Book a virtual consultation
CONTACT NOW April 22, 2014
Answer: 5'1 140 lbs. too heavy for breast aug? Thank you for the question. Although weight loss will not have a direct effect on your breast implants, significant weight loss may affect the appearance of your breasts in general. It is difficult to predict how a specific young lady's breasts will change with weight loss; how the breasts were affected historically with weight loss may be the best indication how you will do.Generally speaking, significant weight loss can lead to some change in breast tissue (and/or nipple/areola) position; this “sagging” is called breast ptosis medically.Therefore, generally speaking, it is in patient's best interest to achieve a long-term stable weight prior to undergoing elective breast surgery.I hope this, and the attached link, help.
Helpful
Book a virtual consultation
CONTACT NOW
