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Q: Breast implants after child

asked by: charliecharlie on June 17th, 2008

New User

Hello ladies...

I got breast implants about a year and a half ago, and my breasts have grown to a ridiculous size in my 20th week of pregnancy (32C to a 36DDD... i'm always complaining about it on this forum...) Anyway, they have begun to sag and am wondering if they will return to the perfect perky boobies I had before pregnancy.

Has anyone gone through a pregnancy with breast implants before?

I hope to GOD I dont have to get them redone because its not the cheapest procedure...

charlie

Replies(2)

Mabel

replied on June 17th, 2008

Moderator

They are going to be different. Just like every other part of your body. They will have stretched out and will probably begin to sag a little due to excess skin.

Breast augmentations usually need to be redone after so many years anyway. Usually 10-20 years, I believe.

Dannzibelle

replied on June 18th, 2008

Supporter

Once your skin has stretched, whetehr you have implants or not your breasts will never be the same, that's not to say they're going tobe hidious! Just notwhat they were like

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