Do breast implants always sag after pregnancy?

While it is common, there is no guarantee the breasts sag after pregnancy. It may or may not happen to you. The sag is caused by the rapid inflation and deflation of the breasts, attributed to weight gain and milk production. If you are comfortable with the idea of having a breast lift in the future should sagging happen, then you can consider getting breast augmentation now.

Hi, thank you for your question. It is more likely that the breast is what is undergoing changes (drooping) and not the implants themselves. Pregnancy, breastfeeding and aging are the most common factors involved. It does vary from patient to patient and is not an absolute rule that you will need something done in the future.

Hi & thanks for your question!
Every woman is different, so yes it varies. You may or may not need a lift after having children. Since you have been wanting implants, get them now. Best wishes and enjoy!

Everyone's body changes differently after pregnancy. During pregnancy and breastfeeding, hormonal changes cause breast swelling and size increase. After breastfeeding, breasts may return to normal size but often appear smaller, and extra skin from stretching does not completely disappear, leading to sagging. However, not every body follows the same pattern. If breast implants are important to you at this time, you should speak to a plastic surgeon about your options. Following pregnancy you may feel great about your breast shape or you may wish to pursue correction, this could happen regardless of implants.

Not necessarily, it definitely varies from person to person. Skin laxity depends on multiple factors including genetics, age, how much weight gain you had during pregnancy or how your breasts develop during pregnancy. You definitely don't need the possibility of one day having children deter you from having a breast augmentation at this stage of your life. After pregnancy, you can always schedule a consult with a surgeon to see if you'd be a candidate for a lift or if you could just do an implant exchange down the road.

Every woman's experience after pregnancy is unique to that individual. Some women experience very little change in breast size and shape while others experience dramatic changes in breast size and shape. Generally speaking, the bigger the size change during pregnancy/breast feeding, the more stress the soft tissues experience, which tends to result in more deflation/sagging.

You don't have to be worry about redoing it immediatly after surgery, they wont interfere in breast feeding and after you get done with having babies you can have a new consultation to see what can be done.

Thank you for sharing your question. Unfortunately there is no way to tell what your tissues will do with pregnancy as each patient's tissues will respond to the hormonal/weight fluctuations differently.

It is unpredictable what would be the course of breast implants after pregnancy. If breastfeeding, a young women may expect some atrophy and sagginess afterwards. However, that is not the rule and every patient is different. If you want implants, do it now, wait and see. Hope this helps. Good luck.

Not everyone that has children after breast augmentation needs a breast lift. Pregnancy will definitely change your breasts but the quality of your skin and the amount of support you use before, during, and after breast augmentation (good bras) plays a huge role in the long-term outcome of your breast shape.