I am 22, have no children and have lost a lot of weight since high school. Am I too young to be changing my boob size?I eventually want children, how will having implants impact me if I wanted to breast feed? I am a B cup and I want maybe one cup fuller, if I only want one cup fuller, is this just a waste of money? I don't think so at all. I want to continue to lose the weight, however I want to know how will that impact me after I have the surgery? Will I still be able to work out?
January 28, 2014
Answer: 22 too young for breast augmentation? 22 is not too young for breast augmentation with silicone implants. You should lose all of the weight that you are planning on losing and then get your augmentation. A physical exam is essential as many patients who have lost a lot of weight also need a breast lift. You will be able to work out after.
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January 28, 2014
Answer: 22 too young for breast augmentation? 22 is not too young for breast augmentation with silicone implants. You should lose all of the weight that you are planning on losing and then get your augmentation. A physical exam is essential as many patients who have lost a lot of weight also need a breast lift. You will be able to work out after.
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January 28, 2014
Answer: Breast Implants You have posed several questions here. 22 is not too young in my opinion. You are a consenting adult. If you want larger breasts and are healthy enough to have surgery as judged by your surgeon, then have the surgery. As far as going up a cup, that is not unusual. Most patients I see are trying to balance out their figure, not have huge breasts. Breast implants will not affect your pregnancy and if you have them placed via an incision under the breast interference with breast feeding should be minimal. Once you heal you can work out. Depending on what you do at the gym, the downtime could be anywhere from 2 weeks to 2 months.
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January 28, 2014
Answer: Breast Implants You have posed several questions here. 22 is not too young in my opinion. You are a consenting adult. If you want larger breasts and are healthy enough to have surgery as judged by your surgeon, then have the surgery. As far as going up a cup, that is not unusual. Most patients I see are trying to balance out their figure, not have huge breasts. Breast implants will not affect your pregnancy and if you have them placed via an incision under the breast interference with breast feeding should be minimal. Once you heal you can work out. Depending on what you do at the gym, the downtime could be anywhere from 2 weeks to 2 months.
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