What Is a “Boob Job” After Weight Loss

People often wonder: “Will my breasts shrink if I lose weight?” The short answer is likely yes. Your breasts are made up of various tissues, including fat. Unfortunately, when you lose weight all over, it’s common for some of that weight to come off of your breasts. The amount of weight you lose from your breasts will depend on how much fat is stored there and the overall amount of weight that is lost. Some people experience a noticeable loss of volume from their breasts while for others it might not seem significant. Factors such as pregnancy, aging, genetics, and weight loss can also contribute to the stretching of the internal ligaments and skin of the breasts. Although you may have achieved your weight goal, you may not be filling out your bra the way you would like to. What some patients refer to as a “boob job” after weight loss can restore that deflated volume.

If you’re considering a “boob job” after weight loss, we would recommend that you maintain your weight for about six months prior to the procedure. Want more advice? If you’re interested in the benefits of a “boob job” after weight loss, our team can provide further details about other aspects of breast enlargement such as breast augmentation before-and-after photos, fat grafting “boob job” or fat transfer breast enhancement benefits, implant shapes and sizes, the pros and cons of silicone implants or “silicone boobs,” vs. saline implants and a “boob job” using fat, “boob job” cost, breastfeeding after implants, how to get the most natural breast enhancement results, removing breast implants, the benefits of a “small boob job,” the best “boob job” aftercare practices, what to expect from the appearance of your breasts after “boob job” surgery or 10 years after surgery, and more.

Cirillo Center for Plastic Surgery provides many forms of plastic surgery in addition to a “boob job” after weight loss, including surgeries for the breasts and body. A breast lift can be ideal for restoring a perkier, higher, and more lifted, feminine appearance to drooping breasts. Sometimes, if the breasts sag due to a loss of volume, a patient might require more than just a “boob job” after weight loss. Breast lift and breast augmentation surgery can be combined to optimize results. Breast reduction can reduce the size of breasts for women who would like them to be smaller for cosmetic or medical reasons. Tummy tuck, liposuction, and Brazilian butt lift (BBL) surgeries are available to enhance other areas of the body. These other procedures can often be complementary to a “boob job” after weight loss.