weighing yourself after a BA

by Princessconfused 8th December 2013, 4:16 pm

Hi

Might be a stupid question but i'll go ahead and ask anyway lol. When i weigh myself now after myBA do i take the weight of the implants off what the scales say??

by jenniferrf1 8th December 2013, 4:35 pm

Well I do... Now I weigh more than I did pre BA but I know it's because of the implants weight... I know what you mean though... You can't tell people ' well actually I don't weigh that because of implants!' Xx

by Lias6246 8th December 2013, 4:41 pm

I wondered this as I lost weight around the time of my ba and I'm only starting to put it back on but when I weighed myself I wondered how much my implants weighed and whether I should take this off. I considered weighing 2 x 560ml of water to see how much it was!
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by blondie12 8th December 2013, 5:03 pm

I take the implant weights off, 2x 265, so I take off 530 grams off xx

by Lias6246 8th December 2013, 5:12 pm

Oh it's grams! Thanks blondie! X

by Princessconfused 8th December 2013, 6:22 pm

I jst found this post

Implants dont actually weigh as much as you think they might. to determine your implants weight, you can use this method:

Multiply the number of cubic centimeters by two, then multiply that number by .0375 (which is the weight in ounces of each cc of silicone) then divide by 16 (ounces).

So, if you have 400 ccs of silicone per breast there are 800 ccs total.
800 ccs multiplied by .0375 equals 30.
30 divided by 16 (ounces) is 1.875.
This means your total breast implant weight is 1.875 pounds.

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The total weight of both of your implants is 1.96875

That's just over a pound and a half babe. I include my implant weight always. They're a part of me now and therefore their weight too is mine. X

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by blondie12 8th December 2013, 6:25 pm

Non worries, I'm obsessed with my weight..

Weight myself every morning Hysterical

by rachij 8th December 2013, 6:26 pm

Hey,

I was weighed at pre op appointment and then I asked my trainer (at the gym) 5 weeks post op to weigh me as was interested as to see if I had put any on with my implants but I hadn't just stayed the same weight as pre op.

by blondie12 8th December 2013, 6:48 pm

You definitely weigh more with implants xx

I guess you've lost some weigh after op hun xx

I've lost half a stone after op but the quickly put it back on xx

by **Charlii** 8th December 2013, 9:31 pm

CC is equal to grams, so yes, you will have the additional weight, but its minimal really. So I have 680g added, which is 1.5lbs. So do bear it in mind the first time you step on the scales...but don't worry too much

by **COOKIE** 8th December 2013, 10:12 pm

As long as you 'look' good I wouldn't give your weight a thought.

I always measure my weight in how my clothes fit... They start to loosen, I'll eat more, they start to get tight, I'll eat less, but as long as I think I 'look' OK I really don't give a toss what the scales say.

I know some women are very aware of their weight and do use scales though and if its that important to you I'd take the weight of your implants off your overall weight to determine what you actually weigh. Xx

by Princessconfused 9th December 2013, 12:51 am

Well mine weigh 3lb so im defo taking tht off lol

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