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

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.

Congratulations on having undergone the breast augmentation procedure.  Your plastic surgeon will always be your best resource when it comes to accurate assessment, advice, and/or meaningful reassurance. I think that he/she has done a nice job for you and that closer cleavage will not necessarily be seen with weight loss.
 
 Some general thoughts regarding "cleavage concerns" may be helpful to you and other young ladies considering breast surgery:
Patients undergoing breast augmentation should understand that their anatomical “starting point” will play a significant "role" in the outcome that they can expect with breast augmentation surgery.   If the patient starts out with a significant distance between the breasts, there are limits as to how close of "cleavage" can be achieved.  If over dissection (when developing breast implant pocket) occurs in the cleavage area, with the goal being to achieve as close as possible cleavage per patient's request, patients may experience significant problems such as breast implant displacement (medial  malposition or symmastia) and/or significant breast implant rippling/palpability.  Obviously, these types of problems may require revisionary breast surgery to correct.  
Also, keep in mind, that each nipple/areola complex must remain centered on each breast mound after surgery.  Again, careful dissection of the breast implant pocket and appropriate selection of breast implant size/width/profile will also play a role when it comes to how close the cleavage area will be postoperatively (and the overall shape/symmetry of the breasts). Careful measurement/dimensional planning plays a big role in this regard.
 Best wishes.