If I have a breast augmentation, will I lose the bounce I have?

If you want to increase your bounce: Silicone implants feel more like natural breast tissue whereas saline implants tend to have more waviness and bounce more when jumping or running especially in those with small breasts.See a board certified plastic surgeon for best advice.

In our experience the most natural looking implants end up being smooth round silicone placed behind the muscle. They feel & behave the most like real breast tissue. The firmest and most artificial looking implants are typically saline placed above the muscle.

If you use smooth round saline implants you will have the bounce you are looking for.  The silicone implants will not bounce. Under no circumstances should you ever choose an implant placed just behind your breasts (on top of the muscle). Implants placed behind the muscle by a surgeon with education, technical skill, and experience will give you bounce.

Thank you for your question.  The answer to this question is more than a simple yes or no.  It all depends on how much breast tissue you currently have, how much skin laxity you currently have and what size implant you choose.  If you have a very small breast and tight skin and choose a large implant, there will not be as much "natural bounce".  The breast will be a bit tight because of the implant.  However, the opposite situation would be more "bouncy", if you had a fair amount of breast tissue and loose skin with a smaller size implant.  

Good afternoon!maintaining or even gaining "bounce" after a breast augmentation depends upon the size of implant being used in relation the amount of breast tissue /skin envelope you have.  Trying to put too big of an implant in a smaller skin envelope will likely decrease the amount of bounce you have.I hope this helps

Thanks for you question.  Generally after several months, augmented breasts are very soft and have natural movement.  If breasts have implants that are disproportionately large, I find that they can be firmer and less mobile.  

I am not really sure what you think you will lose. Adding
volume will only make them more bouncy.

Should you choose a soft implant placed just behind your breasts, you will probably keep the same "bounce."  However, if you choose an implant placed behind the muscle, or a firmer gummy bear implant, you will probably see less bounce. If you are very small with tight skin and choose a large implant, it also may not bounce much. Bouncing is also more chance of sagging. I would suggest meeting with a plastic surgeon and discussing all your concerns.

No I do not think that you will lose the "bounce". Seek a plastic surgeon in your area who performs hundreds of these procedures and is an expert in this field.

Thank you for the interesting question. Generally speaking, barring any complications, you will not lose the "bounce". Depending on  your goals, it is most likely that you will end up experiencing a "larger bounce" after you increase your breast size.  My best suggestion: select your plastic surgeon carefully. Then, communicate your goals carefully as well. Best wishes.