cuchas 51 Posted July 7, 2015 Hi all I am now 3 weeks out and feeling pretty good. I am a tattooed / pierced girl and unfortunately, had to take out all my piercings before the day of surgery. The one I am particularly worried about putting back on are my nipple rings. My boobs have already changed sizes. I don't fit in my old bra anymore so I am shrinking. My question is mainly for women who have been sleeved for a bit of time now.... I'm 19 and am not sure whether or not I'll need surgery to get a boob lift just in case they sag? So I'm unsure if I should wait until I hit my goal weight to re-pierce my nipples or just go ahead and continue on living my life. Basically, I'm asking for your opinion on what I should do and how did YOUR boobs change after surgery? Thanks so much in advance! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
judyoz 240 Posted July 7, 2015 Well, can't really help with the piercing stuff but my boobs have shrunk and are more saggy and it has only been 8 weeks. But I am 55 years old too! lol Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
linseeka 170 Posted July 7, 2015 I'm 18 and no piercings but my boobs haven't realllllly started to change yet I am also three weeks out Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cuchas 51 Posted July 7, 2015 Well, can't really help with the piercing stuff but my boobs have shrunk and are more saggy and it has only been 8 weeks. But I am 55 years old too! lol Congrats on being 8 weeks out! Yeah, I have a feeling my boobs will keep shrinking. Hey, not only older people sag! I've seen some people in their 20's have saggy skin as well! Perhaps the sagginess will be inevitable lol my thighs have definitely become looser. I feel like that's gonna be a problem area for me. I'm 18 and no piercings but my boobs haven't realllllly started to change yet I am also three weeks out You're the first person around my age I've found on here!!! Where are you from? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
linseeka 170 Posted July 7, 2015 Well, can't really help with the piercing stuff but my boobs have shrunk and are more saggy and it has only been 8 weeks. But I am 55 years old too! lolCongrats on being 8 weeks out! Yeah, I have a feeling my boobs will keep shrinking. Hey, not only older people sag! I've seen some people in their 20's have saggy skin as well! Perhaps the sagginess will be inevitable lol my thighs have definitely become looser. I feel like that's gonna be a problem area for me. I'm 18 and no piercings but my boobs haven't realllllly started to change yet I am also three weeks outYou're the first person around my age I've found on here!!! Where are you from? I am from Oregon, Message me and we can get connected! Happy to have someone my age! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lisacaron 5,075 Posted July 7, 2015 @cuchas @linseeka I just answered a post on a similar topic just now and my advice to you, as was given to me from my breast specialist is to avoid the "sag" get and wear a good supportive bra. If you are working out you need a good sports bra to support those babies. Depending on the workout you need one that is more supportive than not. Not supporting them makes them prone to having tears in the soft Fiber and muscle that breast tissue is made up of. If you are extra busty because of excess weight you are going to deflate a bit...but you won't sag. I lost weight in my upper clavicle area and can now see my collar bone but my breast size and shape has remained the same. My bra size went from a 42DD to a 38DD at my thinnest as a teenager I was a 36DD so you can see the size of the breast hasn't changed as much as my body circumference has. As for the piercings...they sell the plastic retainers that you can place for surgery and for any tests like MRI or X-ray etc. If your piercings have closed and you think you might have a breast augmentation in the future I would hold off re-piercing until then. If not put them back in and Rock on with your bad self! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cuchas 51 Posted July 7, 2015 I didn't even think about buying a sports bra! I've just been free balling it lately Definitely will invest in one, thank you so much!!!! I think I'll wait maybe another 2 months before I get them re-pierced Thank you so much for the advice. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
KindaFamiliar 3,867 Posted July 7, 2015 I know I'm a boy and I'm not allowed to comment in here but I can't help myself.. I just spat Protein shake on myself when I read "I've just been free balling it lately"... That's all...Enjoy your boobs!!! Kinda... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
angry 158 Posted July 8, 2015 Well I am older than you (34) and I have two kids that I breast fed for a year a piece but I can tell you that my boobs have pretty much disappeared. I still wear a double d but my boobs are mostly skin and without a bra on they look like a tube sock with a moderate number of rocks in them. I talked to my Dr. and he told me that I would absolutely need to have a lift and I could either be an a-b cup or I could get implants with my lift and be whatever size I want. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lisacaron 5,075 Posted July 8, 2015 @@angry sometimes it's all about our genes, and yes breast feeding can take a bit of toll on the girls. I'm 44 so I've got ya by about 10 years Trust me even after breast augmentation of any kind even with implants, bra's are the key to keeping those girls in place and healthy. The same is true for the tummies ladies. After 3 kids and about 150 pounds over weight, even now my tum tum has that "hang" that I despise. Crunches and all that stuff help but what helps the most is support, when we go to the gym you see all those sporty people in their compression garments, and now I understand why they wear them! It's been too darn hot here in NY, but in the cooler months I wear the long sleeve compression garment when working out to help reduce some of the wing span. (you know what I mean) I know that not everything is going to tone right back up, and yes I can see some plastics in the future but I'll do my part to get them as tight as I can. Those girls on here who are youngin's take our advice, because you have the advantage of your youth behind you. Don't freeball!!! Get some support and use it especially when your working out it aids in the toning and tightening of those area's. It's not a miracle...but it does help, even at 44 I can see the difference, also people in the gym like it that my bingo wings don't flip out and hit them Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Daisee68 2,493 Posted July 8, 2015 @@KindaFamiliar - Thanks! I needed that. Still laughing...... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
KindaFamiliar 3,867 Posted July 8, 2015 (edited) Shhhhhhhhhhhh.... Don't say my name in here @Daisee68... I'm not here... I'm a figment of your imagination... And just so it stays on topic... BOOBS!!! Edited July 8, 2015 by KindaFamiliar Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kaiiCeee 3 Posted August 20, 2015 lmao @@KindaFamiliar I asked my surgeon about mine, I have both pierced and I didn't even have to remove them for the procedure... he told me they wont cause any issues.. I have noticed a change in my boobs (2 weeks out but had a long pre-op diet) and I have not had any change regarding the actual piercings Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wendyfm 494 Posted August 21, 2015 Ya, don't re pierce until you are at goal. I've lost almost 100 pound and have gone from a 48/50 DD to a 40 D and am not done shrinking yet. You are going to shrink! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SunflowerGal 30 Posted August 25, 2015 I lost about 90 pounds 10 years ago and practically ran to the plastic surgeon to have a breast reduction and lift. It was the BEST thing I ever did for myself (besides lose the weight). They looked absolutely BEAUTIFUL until I gained all of my weight back and more (they still look okay!). When I lose the weight again, I'd definitely consider having them re-lifted! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites