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Is Pregnancy Going to Change the Appearance of My Breast Implants?

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There’s no question that babies are living little miracles that bring endless joy to their mothers. However, if you currently have breast implants and are either expecting or trying for another baby, you may be wondering how your next pregnancy is going to affect the appearance of your breasts. Unfortunately, there is no way to avoid weight gain or loss when you’re a new or expecting mother, but how will these inevitable changes affect your breast implants? Some Things Won’t ChangeThe good news is that your next pregnancy won’t affect the integrity of your breast implants. What can have a residual effect on your implants is weight gain and the rate at which you gain weight while you’re expecting.According to plastic surgeon, Dr Safvat, women who prefer to breastfeed should still be able to nurse their babies, however, their breasts may increase in size depending on the type of implants they have. It’s also natural for a woman’s body to flood with hormones once she starts nursing, which is what often leads to sagging (breast ptosis). Fortunately, several studies have shown that women with breast implants won’t necessarily experience additional sagging just because they have implants. Every Pregnancy is DifferentNo two pregnancies are identical

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