Losing weight after implants?

Thank you for your inquiry and congratulations on your decision to undergo a breast augmentation surgery.Simply, a reasonable weight loss should not impact of the size of a woman's breasts.That being said, fat tissue takes a fairly good percentage of the total breast volume and so considerable weight loss may affect the size of the breasts moderately.As for gaining 5 kg of muscle, I doubt that this volume will be completely focused in the chest area and so you may not be benefiting extensively from this increase in muscle mass.

Hello, some people do not find that their breast size changes much with minor weight loss or gain, but other report a big change.  It is hard to predict the effect of a 5kg weight loss on their breast implant result.  It would also depend on other factors like the amount of pre-existing breast tissue, skin tone, nipple position, etc.

If you have small breasts and are not getting a lift I doubt it will matter. If  you have larger breasts that are a little saggy then it could matter. We all lose and gain weight in different places.  That would be for your to know. You could have a 10pound weight gain or loss and no change in shape of your breast, just your legs and butt.  I am not sure your PS can predict that.

With weight loss, age and pregnancy the breast usually loses glandular tissue and fat.  That leaves a smaller native breast and a thinner layer of tissue covering the implant.  The first leads to an overall smaller breast and the latter to lead to increased feel and visibility of the implant.

Thank you for your question.  I often recommend that all patients that are interested in pursuing an aesthetic procedure reach their goal weight prior to surgery. This weight should be one that they feel comfortable at, and can maintain, which will afford them the best long-term results.  Weight fluctuations cause additional stress on the skin's elasticity and collagen reserves which can alter the appearance of breast implants, tummy tucks, arm lifts, and other skin operations.  5kg may not materially affect your outcome, but it would be best to have it done before surgery.