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by boobstobe 27th June 2011, 9:43 pm
Hello
I will probably have to get an uplift with implants but have to lose 2 stones.
I suppose it will be better to lose the weight before the operation
How would weight change affect the new boobies? Sorry may be a silly question!
Boobstobe
I will probably have to get an uplift with implants but have to lose 2 stones.
I suppose it will be better to lose the weight before the operation
How would weight change affect the new boobies? Sorry may be a silly question!
Boobstobe
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Re: Weight loss
by staceygrundy 27th June 2011, 9:49 pm
I am losing weight for weddings and gave lost 11lb in 5 weeks, when I first had my consultation the were happy giving me DD equavilant implants but when I went bk cos they said I'd lost weight of my chest my PS said he'll only go 300 ( large B/c)
So I'm gunna try an put it bk on b4 my op xx
So I'm gunna try an put it bk on b4 my op xx
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Re: Weight loss
by COOKIE 27th June 2011, 9:51 pm
There's NEVER a silly BA question here babe!
You're right, it would be best to get to your target weight before your surgery hun and then to get the most from your new boobs you have to maintain that weight.
If you do lose an excessive amount of weight it could result in rippling or even that global Victoria Beckham stuck on ball look - not a good look at all
So when you do lose the weight hunni, be sure it's a weight you can realistically maintain hun, it really makes all the difference.
Good luck with the weight loss hun! xx
You're right, it would be best to get to your target weight before your surgery hun and then to get the most from your new boobs you have to maintain that weight.
If you do lose an excessive amount of weight it could result in rippling or even that global Victoria Beckham stuck on ball look - not a good look at all
So when you do lose the weight hunni, be sure it's a weight you can realistically maintain hun, it really makes all the difference.
Good luck with the weight loss hun! xx
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Re: Weight loss
by jay1983 28th June 2011, 11:36 am
I've put on a bit after my op and am getting off now! Is this likely to make a big difference to my boobs? x
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Re: Weight loss
by COOKIE 28th June 2011, 11:48 am
I would say anything over a stone in weight either way is going to effect the look of your boobs, but I really wouldn't worry about gaining losing a few pounds, your boobs will be just fine. xx
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Re: Weight loss
by jay1983 28th June 2011, 11:57 am
Brill...it was lack of exercise post op and then moving! x
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Re: Weight loss
by COOKIE 28th June 2011, 12:05 pm
Yeah, I think we all gain/lose a few pounds Jay, I gain a couple at the time of my period every month! but it's easily lost again after a week or so. You'll be OK lovely. 
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