I was told if I get a breast reduction before I have children, my breast will go back to their regular size before after children. Is this true?

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I believe it just depends on the person, some people keep their bigger breasts after pregnancy, but some go back to their original size or even smaller.

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Had a consult with a surgeon and was told every woman is different. Some women will have a huge amount of breast change during pregnancy/breastfeeding and others wont. I want a reduction and lift but have decided to wait till I have finished with babies and breastfeeding first. 1. Its a lot of money. If i have it done I want it to last, I dont want to undo the good work I have paid for. 2. I have had 2 kids already and have the physical proof that pregnancy and breastfeeding has left my boobs pretty sad. We want another child so might as well wait. 
3. I wouldn't want to risk not being able to breastfeed my baby. 
4. when getting it done your weight needs to be stable as weight gain and loss affects the result. I want to be happy with my weight first.

Seeing the surgeon and talking it  through was very helpful for me. Something I highly recommend.

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Everyone's different. Some womens breast grow, some shrink and some stay the same

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Usually will get bigger with pregnancy and breat feeding but gets back to what it was  after you stop breast feeding 
Though everyones' body is diffrent

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My sisters got bigger after her kids but she kept the weight on so maybe that's why it all depends but I know when I gain weight my boobs get bigger and when I lose they get smaller and when I get knocked up they get huge

I was told if I get a breast reduction before I have children, my breast will go back to their regular size before after children. Is this true?

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