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Has anyone lost around 130 pounds, had breast lift with augmentation then got pregnant? What did your boobies look like after? did you need to get a new boob job done?did you already have kids prior to your boob job?

I have a total of 130 pounds to lose, I have lost 92 so far and I hate my boobs. I have 3 children already and dont plan on having any more for another 5 years. When I get to goal I wanna get breast lift with augmentation but at the same time don't because I know they can sag. I cant help thinking how much can they possibly change though? with all the weight gain I stretched them out allot and 3 pregnancies . I never was able to breast feed so I wont be this time and Now that I have vsg I wont gain that much weight if I do get pregnant 5 years from now! is there anyone out there that has been through this? What do you think? what was your experience?

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You should wait till you have another kid unless you can afford two breat lifts

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I'm interested in responses to this as well...I have a similar amount to lose (although early in my journey), and haven't had kids yet, but hope it is on the horizon for me in next 1.5 years or so...I think my timing would likely make sense to wait until after kiddos, but I don't want to deal with saggy, droopy, deflated boobs for any longer than necessary

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I'm interested in responses to this as well...I have a similar amount to lose (although early in my journey), and haven't had kids yet, but hope it is on the horizon for me in next 1.5 years or so...I think my timing would likely make sense to wait until after kiddos, but I don't want to deal with saggy, droopy, deflated boobs for any longer than necessary

I feel yah

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I'm assuming since u won't be breastfeeding, there shouldn't be an issue with sagging since, if they grow during your pregnancy, they won't be that big for that long and should bounce back. I'd say to for it cuz I don't think it will be an issue but I do not know you or your skin

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