Should I loose or maintain my weight until I can move forward with a breast augmentation?

You have a fixed number of fat cells in your body based on your genetics and hormonal influence, Unfortunately, you cannot choose where your weight loss comes from. Abdominal crunches do not burn abdominal fat more than any other fat. All of the fat cells grow and shrink at the same rate. Because of this, you will likely have the same proportions , only all will be smaller. My advice is to be your happy weight and save for the procedure.

Whenever undergoing body contouring surgery, whether it is a breast augmentation, a mastopexy, or an abdominoplasty, it is important that your weight be stable at the time of surgery. I would get to within 5 pounds of your goal weight and maintain that weight for several months before having surgery. The reason for this is that any significant weight loss or gain postoperatively will result in aesthetic changes of your breasts. For example, should you lose a significant amount of weight after a breast aug, your breasts will drop which might require a mastopexy. The key with weight loss and surgery is that it is done prior to surgery and that it can be maintained after surgery to maximize your aesthetic result.

Thanks for your question! You should be at your normal, sustainable weight for breast augmentation surgery. Whatever the norm is for you, try to be as close to that as possible. Good luck!