Should you be at ideal weight before implant removal with lift?

The lift is designed based on geometric parameters using the sternal notch and the planned new nipple position. If your weight is within safe limits there is nothing that is going to be different if you lose more weight prior to surgery. However, your breast size is extremely large.  The technical aspects of performing a lift on someone with G cup breasts will be made easier if you lose weight.

Thank you for your question.  Based on your current height and weight, it would probably be ok to proceed.

If you notice a significant change in your breast size with weight fluctuation then it is wise to be as close to your goal weight as possible before considering removal. If your breasts tend to stay the same regardless of weight you can proceed when you are ready.

Yes, best to be at your long-term stable weight prior to undergoing any type of elective breast surgery. This will allow your plastic surgeon to achieve the best result possible, and avoid potential breast changes if there is  subsequent weight loss.  You may find the attached link, dedicated to breast implant removal surgery concerns, helpful to you as you learn more. Best wishes.

I would suggest if you are actively losing weight and reaching your goal then wait until that moment in time to have the implant removal and lift.

If you are loosing volume in your breasts while you are loosing weight, then you might want to reach your weight goal before having surgery. However, if you don't notice much change, you could consider having surgery now. Some women loose very little in their breast with only a 15 pound weight loss.