I am 5'3 and currently 142 pounds which is the heaviest I've ever been. Prior to augmentation I was 130 pounds. I would like to get to 125 I have fatty breast so I'm concerned about skin saggy etc. What would be the best way to reach my ideal weight without losing the appearance of my breast? I have 540cc's on one and 560cc on the other (Saline) 38DD. Thanks,
September 1, 2015
Answer: Weight loss after breast augmentation.
Since everyones body is different, it is hard to tell you how much weight you can lose before your breasts will change in appearance. It also depends on how much fatty breast tissue you have.
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September 1, 2015
Answer: Weight loss after breast augmentation.
Since everyones body is different, it is hard to tell you how much weight you can lose before your breasts will change in appearance. It also depends on how much fatty breast tissue you have.
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February 13, 2011
Answer: Weight loss after breast augmentation
You dont say if your implants are in front vs behind the muscle, how large your breasts were before your surgery, or if you had any drooping before or after surgery. Breast tissue is made up of both parenchyma (breast tissue) as well as fat. Some womens breasts will change dramatically with weight gain or loss, some womens breasts change very little. If you had the surgery at your current weight, then it is likely that you did not have much breast tissue to begin with, thus your breasts should change very little. But this is just a guess. There is no specific way to loose weight that will preserve the way that your breasts look. Good luck!
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February 13, 2011
Answer: Weight loss after breast augmentation
You dont say if your implants are in front vs behind the muscle, how large your breasts were before your surgery, or if you had any drooping before or after surgery. Breast tissue is made up of both parenchyma (breast tissue) as well as fat. Some womens breasts will change dramatically with weight gain or loss, some womens breasts change very little. If you had the surgery at your current weight, then it is likely that you did not have much breast tissue to begin with, thus your breasts should change very little. But this is just a guess. There is no specific way to loose weight that will preserve the way that your breasts look. Good luck!
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