June 2022 I had a breast lift and 775 cc mentor silicone high profile breast implants. I am 5 foot seven and at the time 220 pounds. I love the breast lift and the width of my new breasts but they just don’t seem to be much bigger than I had before so I’m disappointed. They are partially under the muscle and on top I think that’s what the doctor said. I am wondering if I lost 50 pounds would they project more and look bigger?
August 8, 2023
Answer: Liposuction and fat transfers Breasts have 2 components and in your case 3. One is the breast implants, then breast fat and breast parenchyma. If you lose weight then the amount of fat may go down and the breasts may look smaller. An alternative for you to consider is liposuction with fat transfer. You can undergo liposuction of the abdomen, wear a compressive garment to help make the abdomen flatter and transfer fat to the upper inner quadrant of the breasts to make them fuller on top. You could benefit from a repeat lift.
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August 8, 2023
Answer: Liposuction and fat transfers Breasts have 2 components and in your case 3. One is the breast implants, then breast fat and breast parenchyma. If you lose weight then the amount of fat may go down and the breasts may look smaller. An alternative for you to consider is liposuction with fat transfer. You can undergo liposuction of the abdomen, wear a compressive garment to help make the abdomen flatter and transfer fat to the upper inner quadrant of the breasts to make them fuller on top. You could benefit from a repeat lift.
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August 7, 2023
Answer: Breast implants Weight loss could potentially affect the appearance of your breast implants. When you lose weight, you may experience changes in your breast size and shape, as well as the projection of the implants.
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August 7, 2023
Answer: Breast implants Weight loss could potentially affect the appearance of your breast implants. When you lose weight, you may experience changes in your breast size and shape, as well as the projection of the implants.
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