What happens if I get the fat transfer to my breasts but I still want to get pregnant after a year?

Thank you for your question! Fat transfer to the breast will not prevent you from being able to breast-feed post op. However, any significant amount of weight gain or weight loss, has the potential to effect your surgical results. Your breasts will grow with any weight gain, and they will decrease with any significant weight loss. They should not, however, shrink back down to the size they were preoperatively. I hope this helps!

Hello! Thank you for your question. I personally don't recommend fat transfer to breasts, I recommend getting implants instead. It's possible to breastfeed after breastwork, but it's better to wait until you're done breastfeeding.

Dear Genuine9550,
if you get fat transfer, it will incorporate and behave like any other fat tissue in your body. It will be affected by any significant weight loss or gain. Also, pregnancy can have a significant effect on breasts. It might be better to wait until you finish with pregnancies and breastfeeding and get your breast surgery later. If you are considering a surgery, I would suggest you to consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Only after a thorough examination you will get more information and recommendations.
Daniel Barrett, MD

The hormones of pregnancy and the expected weight gain from pregnancy can both have a major effect on breast size.  Every woman will respond differently, and the only way to predict would be if you had prior pregnancies. 

Breasts do tend to change with pregnancy  and breastfeeding, so you may want to wait until after both are completed.  Any added weight to the breast will have a greater tendency over time to increase drooping. However, the placement of the fat has a great deal to do with the apparent weight that the skin envelope experiences.