wish I had a crystal ball.
Every person is different with how their breasts change with pregnancy. Some barely look different, some go up 3 cup sizes.
Breastfeeding adds another layer of change. Are you a producer? Do you favor one side? How big do you get? How long do you breastfeed for? If you had surgery with an incision at the nipple areola, your milk production may be affected. I have many blogs on breast milk production after breast surgery.
Each pregnancy is different. As for the droop, it depends on your skin tone, how many pregnancies, how old you are, what your size changes are, and the above. Keep your fingers crossed.
Advice?
1. SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT. Sleep in a bra. Wear it 24 hours a day. Wear a good one which looks like Fort Knox.
2. When breastfeeding, alternate (don’t favor one side). See other tips on my blog.
3. If you see any kind of infection, mastitis, rash, etc, JUMP ON IT EARLY. Most implants are submuscular, so there is a nice muscle between your implant and the breast. Most implants have formed a capsule, which protects your implant from your breast. What you don’t want though is an issue with your breast causing a breast implant infection. It is rare… but if you are worried about any breast redness, tenderness, or discharge, see a doctor sooner as opposed to later.
And remember to focus on the big picture! CONGRATULATIONS! Most implants do just fine with pregnancy.