I am 25 years old, and always a D cup. As I gained weight, my cup size increased from a D to DD. As I lost weight, my cup size decreased from a DD to a D cup. I was a D cup throughout my weight loss. Recently, I lost about 5 pounds (bringing my total weight loss to 35lbs). The last 5lbs. lost brought me to a C cup. My breasts are not necessarily sagging, but I noticed that they are not as perky and I have some stretch marks. If I regain 5-8 pounds, will my breast size increase to a D cup?
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June 17, 2020
Answer: I recently lost about 35 pounds. My breasts went from DD to C. If I regain some weight, will they increase to about a D cup?
I do not perform breast augmentation under sedation and local as it is safer for my patients to be under a general anesthetic.
As always, be sure to research who performs your surgery to ensure the best likelihood of a positive result.
The first question I would ask is if you like the current size. If so, a lift could help give you a shape that may be more pleasing to you. If you would prefer increased volume, a lift with implants would be a good option.
As always, be sure to research who performs your surgery to ensure the...
Thank you for your question. Yes it is safe to do both procedures at the same time. The risk of capsular contracture should not increase if your plastic surgeon follows the standard sterile technique for implant placement. We often combine other procedures with breast augmentation and...
