Boobs after weight loss

Yeah I know I have to factor in things like that, but being this age I want to look it too!
I suppose I'll just have to wait to see what happens once I've gotten to my goal weight.

Does anyone know the costs of a breast lift though? I've tried googling different surgeries but can't find an answer.
I know it would differentiate between each client, but just a rough estimate would help immensely!

Thank you all xx

It depends on where you live. I've got good insurance here in Australia so private room in a private hospital would be covered, as well as a small contribution toward the anaesthetist's fees and a token amount to the plastic surgeon. For a tummy tuck and uplift without implants my surgeon estimated that the surgeon he'd recommend (great with reconstructive surgery after weight loss) would charge me 16k after the rebates. A really, really good surgeon with good stats will never come cheap. And you need to check whether the cost includes complications. If you end up needing a revision because of a nasty infection, will your surgeon waive his fees or will you be hit with another few thousand for corrections?

But that's just an estimate. For what it's worth, my nose job was about 11k before Medicare and my health fund paid out. Not sure what the final cost was as my parents took care of it.

eta - That should have been withOUT implants. There was no way I'd manage to get bigger tits from my parents and I'm too hopeless to pay for surgery on my own.

I started at 170lb in a 36C. I have yet to be re-measured officially, but I'm expecting to be around a 34B now. bummer. But honestly, my waist is getting so small it makes the ladies look bigger anyway. Just keep being perky!

I've breastfeed my baby, and I don't think im crunchy and it's not "funny stuff"

Does anyone know if shoulder grooves go away, or are they permanent? I'm already seeing a slight change in the size and shape (PRAISE THE LORD!), and I'm wondering how permanent the deep grooves actually are. I would imagine if I walked around for 2 weeks with no bra they would go away (at my current weight), but should I be thinking about grooves being revealed as the fat burns off?

I'm not worried...my ultimate goal is to no longer be a 40DDD/38G/H (all of which as too small)...but I just want to know what to expect. Thanks ladies!!

Has anyone here had surgery? I just don't know if it's something I should be doing at 19 that's all!
But in saying that, I WANT PERKY BOOBS!!!!!!!

If you plan on having children I would not do it at 19. Pregnancy will make you grow. When I was approved for my reduction they recommended I be finished with having kids.

I spoke to my plastic surgeon about it (although breasts are totally not his area) and he said that at some point implants have to be replaced, and given women are having children a lot later these days, pregnancy would probably coincide with needing a new set, unless the OP just went for an uplift, in which case... well, yeah. Also, consider that there's no guarantee you'll be able to breastfeed afterward. This doesn't bother me at all as I already plan to have my children raised as I was, by unfeeling strangers, but if you're the crunchy type who's into breastfeeding and all that funny stuff, you might find that you regret having had the surgery.

That aside, he was pretty adamant that there's no point having any kind of post-weight loss surgery until after you've maintained for at least a year so I didn't pursue it any further.

I also breastfed all three of my kids, and I don't think it's "funny stuff." That is one of the main reasons we were given breasts. Just saying...

Sigh, we weren't 'given' anything. No on sat me down, handed me a pair of breasts and said 'Honey, these are for you and your future offspring'. We have breasts, we can use them to feed babies like animals who have no choice in the matter or we can opt for formula and spare ourselves the unpleasantness of aching nipples, mastitis, the feeling that we've failed because not every woman can naturally breastfeed and a whole heap of drama that comes along with viewing formula as the devil's own sputum.

I stand by my initial statement that breastfeeding is one of those things associated with the crunch brigade. So sue me, I won't be cosleeping, delaying vaccines, chewing my child's food and feeding them like a baby bird or subjecting the poor dears to homeopathy. These are my choices, and they are not yours, and jolly good for you. End of discussion, back to talk of fake tits and how much they cost.

After breastfeeding my second kiddo, I was up to a 42G.
I also weighed 265+ lbs.

I bought a sports bra the other day, and almost cried.
32B

And they're all saggy and deflated.
So I live in my bras from Victoria secret.

Hey you ladys also have to realize that most bras trick you in your sizing in the us a 36B is roughly the same cup size as a 34C! So why you may think ur boobs are getting smaller it really could be from the band size

Just be glad you ever had nice boobs.... Genetics handed me flat saggy boobs from the very beginning..... and YES I started wearing a bra about 3rd grade and have always worn it... never leave home without... Most of the women in my fam are built this way.... It really Sucks!! Thank Goddess my hubby loves boobs any way he can get them!!!

Weight training helps a lot with sag. Pushups and weights my friends. If it sucks its good for you.

If you are considering surgery please remember....
1. You don't know what the outcome will be.
2. You will fixate on something else as soon as your done.
3. In your head you will never be perfect and it is a never ending cycle.
4. You may have sensation loss on your nipples and scars.

I was not trying to start a fight. I was pointing out that your statement was an opinion which was false. I don't co-sleep or chew my babies food or delay vaccinations or subject them to anything hippie. I do formula feed my baby now because breastfeeding is hard. It was a hurtful statement and you shouldn't stereotype.