Do Implants Weigh More That Natural Breasts?

You are an excellent candidate for a breast reduction. The reduction will lift your breasts, make your breasts perky, and reduce your symptoms related to macromastia. You would not need implants.

Implants weigh roughly the same as natural breast tissue, therefore you'll probably experience the same discomfort and pain if you were to get the reduction then replaced it with implants. Consider the reduction, and no augmentation if your primary concern is pain.

Thank you for the question.

Based on your description, you may be an excellent candidate for breast reduction surgery; it is one of the most patient pleasing operations we perform. I would suggest that you consult with well experienced board-certified plastic surgeons and communicate your goals clearly. Hopefully, you can achieve these goals without the use of breast implants.

Occasionally, patients who undergo breast reduction surgery do wish to have more superior pole volume/fullness and  elect to have breast implants placed in order to achieve this goal.

I hope this helps.

Based on your description, you seem to be an excellent candidate for a breast reduction. The result of breast reduction will be smaller breasts which will be better shaped and lifted. The smaller breasts should reduce the weight and help alleviate the pain between the shoulder blades. Breast implants should not be necessary. Consult 2 - 3 board certified plastic surgeons to understand your options.

I would not consider the use of a breast implant instead you seem like you would be a good candidate for a breast reduction.  This surgery would improve your overall breasts proportions and give you significant pain relief if the pain is due to the excessive pull of heavy breasts.  In response to your question, breast implants weight about the same as natural breast tissue, gram per gram.