MEN & WOMEN Pls Boob shape & size change

"Breast surgery to perk em up can make breast feeding not a possibility."
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That is simply not true. Please research this surgery before saying things like this that discourage people.
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This is 100% true, actually. I just went for my breast lift/augmentation consultation appointment yesterday and there was a huge section on this in the information given to me. Its one of the reasons I waited until after I had kids to do it.

Okay, maybe I just had the wrong size before this, but I went from a 42C to a 38D. I still try to use some of the 42's simply because of budget concerns, but the 38's are much more comfortable.

Chances are I was in the wrong size before and now that the nice lady at Victoria's Secret measured me I am in something that fits a heck of a lot better.

I had the same thing happen.

I went from a 46DDD to a 42F. I was measured both before I lost weight and after I lost weight so I know it wasn't from wearing the wrong size. The lady that measured me explained that I went up cup sizes bc I didn't lose any in my breasts but went down in width. So now my boobs are farther off my chest therefor making my cup size bigger. Hope that makes sense

The last comment from my hubby was, 'you have lost some boobie there.' lol but not in a mean way, although I dont feel they deflated, I have noticed the are rounder and firmer. Idk cup sizes because honestly I wear sports bras 24/7. I usually wear 42/44DorDD.

I used to be a 38DD... Currently a 34B... =(

Only thing I wish my body didn't change!!! (good thing I didn't take my doc seriously when he told me to consider a breast reduction a couple years ago!!!)

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i lost so much weight i went from a size c to really flat. it was so bad i went to get a breast augmentation

I am convinced it's the first place I lose. I went from a full 36C (most likely should have been a 38, but I just never wanted to admit THAT measurement). Now a 34C (a B in certain styles), although they're definitely not as "perky" as before. Crud. My boyfriend never ever complains - says he'd rather have me slim and healthy than with excess boobage.

Mine have lost an inch and a half, but I'm still the same cup size.

If you google to measure your bra size there are really simple steps to measure at home and find your proper size. A lot of women have the wrong bra size, or if you're losing weight you might be a new size and not realize it. I plan on re-measuring mine after I hit goal to see if I need to add all new bras to my shopping spree!

"Breast surgery to perk em up can make breast feeding not a possibility."

That is simply not true. Please research this surgery before saying things like this that discourage people.

"This is 100% true, actually. I just went for my breast lift/augmentation consultation appointment yesterday and there was a huge section on this in the information given to me. Its one of the reasons I waited until after I had kids to do it."
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I've had augmentation and I belong to a wonderful group with 1000's of other women who have had and are going to have procedures done and I promise you this is false. The best reason to wait is because having kids can/will change the shape of your boobs and you may need another procedure in the future to lift them back up. Many women just choose to wait until after children to avoid multiple surgeries but as for breast feeding, that is a myth. You can have a lift and/or augmentation and still breast feed just fine. Do more research.
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I have researched it plenty. One snippet from one of many articles that come up in Google:

'Any surgery can potentially damage or destroy nerve endings and the milk ducts, which may make breastfeeding impossible or very difficult. However, it depends on the type of surgery, the skill of the surgeon, and each woman's individual anatomy. Implants generally won't affect breastfeeding at all, unless there is a problem during procedure or if extensive nipple reconstruction or repositioning takes place, which has the potential to damage. Insertion of implants through areola incision also increases the chances of damage to the milk ducts.

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/3404464

Lots of women have procedures like this done with no later difficulty breastfeeding. But it is a risk that should be taken into account when making the decision.

I have an information pamphlet about breast lifts, in front of me right this second, from the plastic surgeon's office, saying this exact same thing. Its not a myth.

I don't know about anyone else but I think mine look bigger (so does my boyfriend). I've lost 10 kilos (a little over 20 pounds)... I guess I just didn't have much fat on them or something and as my waist has gotten smaller they look bigger.. I hope they don't shrink cause I don't have much there in the first place!!!

"Breast surgery to perk em up can make breast feeding not a possibility."

That is simply not true. Please research this surgery before saying things like this that discourage people.

"This is 100% true, actually. I just went for my breast lift/augmentation consultation appointment yesterday and there was a huge section on this in the information given to me. Its one of the reasons I waited until after I had kids to do it."

I've had augmentation and I belong to a wonderful group with 1000's of other women who have had and are going to have procedures done and I promise you this is false. The best reason to wait is because having kids can/will change the shape of your boobs and you may need another procedure in the future to lift them back up. Many women just choose to wait until after children to avoid multiple surgeries but as for breast feeding, that is a myth. You can have a lift and/or augmentation and still breast feed just fine. Do more research.
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I have researched it plenty. One snippet from one of many articles that come up in Google:

'Any surgery can potentially damage or destroy nerve endings and the milk ducts, which may make breastfeeding impossible or very difficult. However, it depends on the type of surgery, the skill of the surgeon, and each woman's individual anatomy. Implants generally won't affect breastfeeding at all, unless there is a problem during procedure or if extensive nipple reconstruction or repositioning takes place, which has the potential to damage. Insertion of implants through areola incision also increases the chances of damage to the milk ducts.

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/3404464

Lots of women have procedures like this done with no later difficulty breastfeeding. But it is a risk that should be taken into account when making the decision.

I have an information pamphlet about breast lifts, in front of me right this second, from the plastic surgeon's office, saying this exact same thing. Its not a myth.
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I've done plenty of research myself and provided links to back me up. If it is a concern of yours then by all means you should wait. I'm not trying to push anyone to do anything they are uncomfortable with but I am encouraging women to stop taking these statements as fact and do their own research. There is FAR too much inaccurate information out there about implants and lifts. Breast reductions are a different story because internal tissue is removed and can complicate milk production. I don't know much about it because I've never researched it. What I know about lifts comes from networking with lots of women who have had them. My knowledge of implants is because I have a set and researched them for over 5 years before I got them. There is a lot of false information floating around about these procedures. Make sure your sources good and make your own well educated decisions.

Oh and make sure you use a good plastic surgeon. Improper surgical technique could lead to complications breast feeding and this can be prevented using an experienced board certified PS. Good luck.