Previous bra size 34a post op 650 cc silicone mentor high profile implants. I'm currently 5"6 160lbs. Will losing ten pounds affect my breast implants?I never had much breast tissue to begin with. Will they appear larger or smaller?
June 11, 2015
Answer: Weight Loss and Breast Size Thank you for your question. Weight loss can affect breast size as the breast contains fat tissue. It typically takes more than 5-10 lbs of weight loss before you see a difference. More significant weight loss can affect your cup size and the amount of tissue laxity. In your situation because you had little breast tissue to begin with and larger implants, a 10 lb weight loss is unlikely to have a significant effect on your breast size. Best wishes.
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June 11, 2015
Answer: Weight Loss and Breast Size Thank you for your question. Weight loss can affect breast size as the breast contains fat tissue. It typically takes more than 5-10 lbs of weight loss before you see a difference. More significant weight loss can affect your cup size and the amount of tissue laxity. In your situation because you had little breast tissue to begin with and larger implants, a 10 lb weight loss is unlikely to have a significant effect on your breast size. Best wishes.
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June 5, 2015
Answer: Weight loss after augm. Certainly, the female breast contains fat, so weight gain or loss can affect them. If you have not experienced visible change in the breasts with that kind of weight loss in the past, or very little change, then you probably won't see much difference now--especially with such large-volume implants over-shadowing the small loss (by comparison with the new total volume).And even if you haven't lost 10 # since before your augmentation, with an "A" cup size to begin with, the amount of volume differential you might get with the loss of a little fat should not be overly significant, so you should be okay. Happy dieting!
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June 5, 2015
Answer: Weight loss after augm. Certainly, the female breast contains fat, so weight gain or loss can affect them. If you have not experienced visible change in the breasts with that kind of weight loss in the past, or very little change, then you probably won't see much difference now--especially with such large-volume implants over-shadowing the small loss (by comparison with the new total volume).And even if you haven't lost 10 # since before your augmentation, with an "A" cup size to begin with, the amount of volume differential you might get with the loss of a little fat should not be overly significant, so you should be okay. Happy dieting!
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