One year ago, at 17, I had my breasts augmented from an A to a C cup. When speaking with mum (before the operation) she advised me that her breasts did not start significantly growing until she was around 18-19. I am not sure whether she told me this to persuade me to hold off on the surgery until I was a bit older, but it also makes me question whether my breasts are able to grow after my implants? I am 18 now, and have noticed they are fuller and softer since surgery - is this just natural?
October 17, 2014
Answer: Yes, it is possible It is possible that your breasts will continue to grow after your surgery. Natural tissue expansion occurs following surgery to accommodate the presence of the implants, and this is probably why your breasts feel fuller and softer. Your breasts may also be affected in shape/size by weight fluctuations, pregnancy and aging.
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October 17, 2014
Answer: Yes, it is possible It is possible that your breasts will continue to grow after your surgery. Natural tissue expansion occurs following surgery to accommodate the presence of the implants, and this is probably why your breasts feel fuller and softer. Your breasts may also be affected in shape/size by weight fluctuations, pregnancy and aging.
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April 19, 2011
Answer: Breast augmentation and growth
Your breasts may or may not grow beyond the age of 17. Even at an older age your breasts may change due to weight gain or pregnancy.
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April 19, 2011
Answer: Breast augmentation and growth
Your breasts may or may not grow beyond the age of 17. Even at an older age your breasts may change due to weight gain or pregnancy.
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April 6, 2011
Answer: Teenagers and breast implants. Better to try Victoria's Secret.
With role models in the media looking buxom at 17, it's easy to think now is the time to get implants. But I think not. Noses, chins, ears (that stick out) are pretty much done forming and surgery is okay. But implants at this age, when the breasts may change quite a bit in the next 4 years, is not advisable. Try Victoria's Secret instead.
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April 6, 2011
Answer: Teenagers and breast implants. Better to try Victoria's Secret.
With role models in the media looking buxom at 17, it's easy to think now is the time to get implants. But I think not. Noses, chins, ears (that stick out) are pretty much done forming and surgery is okay. But implants at this age, when the breasts may change quite a bit in the next 4 years, is not advisable. Try Victoria's Secret instead.
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