If I lose weight will my implants get more cleavage? (photos)

Thank you for your question and photos.  One's cleavage will not be enhanced with weight loss.  You have a great result and any lack of cleavage is due to the width of the sternum (breast bone).  Larger implants are not going to create more cleavage.  Having a better understanding of factors that can create a cleavage and the limitations one's body has due to anatomy is all you need.  I recommend you discuss your concerns with your surgeon.  In addition, bras create lift and push the breasts closer to create more cleavage not further surgery.  Good luck.

Losing weight is unlikely to give you more cleavage. You appear to have a very nice result. Discuss your thoughts regarding cleavage with your surgeon at your next visit if this is something you really wish to pursue. This will allow them to review options with you.

Thank you for your question and photographs. Weight loss is not likely to enhance cleavage.  My advice is to follow-up with your plastic surgeon regarding your result and the possibility of a larger implant should you desire more cleavage.  Best of luck.

Thank you for your question.Cleavage is based on the shape of your chest, it has nothing to do with your weight. It also has to do with the width of your sternum, the bone between your breasts. No matter what size implant you get, if you have a wide chest it will be very difficult to achieve cleavage. 

I think your breasts look good for only 5 days out.  You can do some massage if you have smooth walled implants or at least push them toward the center to help relax that area. Loosing weight will probably not help.  If you look at your photos your nipples are widely spaced to begin with.  More important than getting the implants near the midline, is to keep them centered behind the nipples.  When you have widely spaced nipples like you do that is hard to do without using a wider implant.  Discuss your concerns with your surgeon.  I usually tell patients, you may not see the final result for 6 months after surgery.

    Losing weight will not improve your cleavage.  Many women have a wider area between their breasts over their breast bone and a separation is normal.  Your implants appear to be in proper position relative to your areola.  As your breasts tissues relax over time, you may be able to create more of the cleavage look you desire with lingerie. Good luck.

Thank you for the question and photos.  It appears that you have achieved an excellent result.  From the photos you have uploaded your cleavage appears to be quite close.  If you would like to see more of that crisp outline of the implant a higher profile and larger implant may be needed.  Losing weight may allow the implant border to be more visible but that may also allow the implant itself to be more palpable.  I would definitely define for yourself exactly what "better cleavage" or "more cleavage" really means.   I think that will be the most important part since it will then communicate to your plastic surgeon what, if anything, that can or should be done to help you achieve that.  Another option for more fullness near the cleavage area without changing out your implants is fat transfer.Good luck with your breast augmentation journey.Dr. Remus Repta

Your interval result is very good.  The implant has enhanced this difference that you had before.  I would not encourage you to do anything else at this point.  Placing a larger implant may in fact make this worse.

Looks like you got an excellent result!  Not sure how losing weight would improve your cleavage? Your cleavage is what it is. Bigger implants won't bring your breasts closer together. They'll just make your breasts look bigger yet still the same distance as they are now. If it isn't broken, no need to fix it! Having more surgery when you have a perfectly good result can result in complications. Enjoy your new look!

Thanks for the great question and the photos. Your cleavage is in part determine by your pre-existing chest wall anatomy. Some women just naturally have breasts which are closer together. Overall it looks like you have a great result from surgery. Just like before surgery, to get more cleavage it's just a matter of wearing a bra which pushed your breasts together, giving you the look you desire.  Best of luck and congratulations on your surgery.~Dr. Sieber