If I start losing weight after Breast Augmentation will it mess up the outcome of my breasts? (photo)

Most women who store fat in their breast not come for breast augmentation. A modest amount of weight loss will probably have no effect on the outcome of a breast augmentation.

It depends on where you started.  At a 500 to 575 cc implant your photos appear that prior to breast augmentation, you were relatively small.  With weight loss you wont loose volume from your implant, but you may use a small amount from your breast tissue.  I doubt it will be much.  Being at your lowest weight prior to tummy tuck will give you the best result.

Implants don't change with weight gain/loss.  Only breast tissue changes.  Some people can lose 4-5 pounds and all of it is in their breasts.  Others can lose 20-30 pounds and none of it is in their breasts.  You know your body better than anyone so you know best how it responds to weight gain/loss.  That said, based on your picture, I don't think the loss of 20 pounds will affect your look very much.  Still, again based on your picture, your implants appear to be situated too high on your chest.  There appears to be too much fullness in the upper portion of your breast resulting in your nipples pointing downwards.  If this is still present when you have your tummy tuck, you might want to address that as well.

Short answer: NO-- however, it appears from this photo that your implants are riding higher that I would like to see. If your surgery is within the last 2-3 months-- they should drop. If, however-- you are one year or more post op-- I would recommend an open capsulotomy to reopen the pockets so that the implants occupy a more pleasing location. Without photos of your stomach we can not assess your Tummy Tuck needs. If however- you have lost so much skin-- you would be a candidate.

Thank you very much for your
enquiry and photograph. I don’t think
losing 20lb in weight will significantly alter the shape and size of your bust
as you are slim and I suspect not carrying too much weight on
your bust.



From your pictures I would guess you have had your
implants placed under the muscle and your implants are lying in a slightly high
position.



This means that your nipples are
not centred of the middle of the implants which gives you a slightly full
appearance in the upper part of the bust and slightly low nipple position.



It may be worth considering if
this is the look you like or whether you would like a slightly more natural
shape with the implants being placed slightly lower.



In either case it may be suitable
to discuss this with your plastic surgeon to ensure that you get the best
result for you.



I wish you the best of luck and
hope that you achieve the result you wish for and your weight loss goes well.



Best wishes.

Most likely will make the implant results appear larger.. Please follow up with photos after losing the weight... 

If you did not have large breasts before, then you probably did not have much fat in your breasts and may not see a big difference. Hard to say for sure without an exam.

More than likely a 20 pound weight change will not have much effect on the size of your breasts.  Your choice of implant sounds about right for your height and weight.

With significant weight loss, such as after weight loss surgery, your breasts could definitely change and become more droopy but in your case, 20lbs will not change your breasts. That weight will be lost from elsewhere - particularly your tummy - which is why a tummy tuck may be appropriate as you suggested. Click on the Web Reference Link below to check pricing from a board certified plastic surgeon near you.

Losing 20 pounds after surgery will not hurt your result.  See your Plastic Surgeon for follow up.  Your breast implants appear too high in your photo.