What exactly is "fluffing"mean & when the implants "drop & fluff" does the cup size change or just change shape?

Fluffing means when your breasts gradually take on a more natural contour, where the lower breasts become softer and rounder. This is possible with gravity and natural tissue expansion.

"Fluffing" is a term often used in the context of breast augmentation to describe the process where breast implants settle into a more natural position and shape within the chest after surgery.
Here's a breakdown of the process:
• Dropping: Right after surgery, breast implants may sit higher on the chest and appear firm or swollen. Over time, the muscles and tissues around the implants relax, allowing the implants to "drop" into a lower, more natural position.
• Fluffing: As the implants drop, they also begin to "fluff," meaning the lower part of the breast starts to round out, creating a softer and more natural-looking shape. This happens as the tissue stretches and accommodates the implants more comfortably.
Does the cup size change?
• Cup Size: Typically, the cup size doesn't significantly change during the drop and fluff process. The implants themselves remain the same size, but the way they sit and how the tissue around them relaxes can make the breasts appear fuller and more rounded. This can give the illusion of a slight size increase, but it's usually more about the shape and projection of the breasts rather than an actual change in size.
So, the primary change during the drop and fluff process is in the shape and appearance of the breasts, not necessarily the cup size.

Thanks for your question. While I have never heard the term "fluff"
with respect to breast augmentation, the implants do appear to "drop"
after surgery. The reality is that they are not moving. Your body is
accommodating the implant while the muscle relaxes and the skin stretches.
Essentially there was no room for the implant when it was inserted, and your
body is now allowing the implant to help contour the breasts. During this time,
you lose fullness at the top of the breasts (the upper pole), and the bottom of
the implant becomes more round. This is a normal process, but be sure to
consult your surgeon if you have concerns. Good luck!