Weight loss after breast augmentation of 100 lbs. I am 5'9" I am 30 years old. Female I always weighed between 114-130 my entire life until 2 years ago. I started taking Risperdal and gained 100 lbs. I took it for one and a half years and then stopped. I haven't been able to lose any weight yet, except down to 200 lbs (because I feel pressured ) I am going to get breast implants once my weight goes back to normal 700-800cc approx.
August 8, 2020
Answer: Breast lift and augmentation Dramatic weight loss often leaves the breasts saggy, whether you have implants or not. If you have implants, your breasts may become saggier. In addition, implant size is chosen based on your current body measurements, so if you lose weight after breast augmentation, the size of your breasts may no longer be proportionately pleasing. It’s recommended that you wait until after you’ve achieved your goal stable weight before proceeding with any cosmetic breast surgery.
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August 8, 2020
Answer: Breast lift and augmentation Dramatic weight loss often leaves the breasts saggy, whether you have implants or not. If you have implants, your breasts may become saggier. In addition, implant size is chosen based on your current body measurements, so if you lose weight after breast augmentation, the size of your breasts may no longer be proportionately pleasing. It’s recommended that you wait until after you’ve achieved your goal stable weight before proceeding with any cosmetic breast surgery.
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August 7, 2020
Answer: Weight loss and breast augmentation When you lose weight, it not only reduces the size of your waist and thighs, but it might also reduce the size of your breasts because breasts are made up mostly of fatty tissue. If this happens, you might be left with saggy breasts and stretched skin. If you’re planning to lose 10 percent or more of your body weight, it makes sense to wait until you have reached your goal before you have breast augmentation surgery. To choose breast implants that will make you proportional, you need to know your true starting size.
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August 7, 2020
Answer: Weight loss and breast augmentation When you lose weight, it not only reduces the size of your waist and thighs, but it might also reduce the size of your breasts because breasts are made up mostly of fatty tissue. If this happens, you might be left with saggy breasts and stretched skin. If you’re planning to lose 10 percent or more of your body weight, it makes sense to wait until you have reached your goal before you have breast augmentation surgery. To choose breast implants that will make you proportional, you need to know your true starting size.
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