There is a new conversation doing the rounds in the waiting rooms of cosmetic surgeries. Whereas once the debate was about how big to go with your boob job, today surgeons are inundated with women on weight-loss jabs wanting back their former breasts, which are now deflated bits of skin.
When you lose weight rapidly, you’re suddenly wearing what Adrian Richards, consultant plastic surgeon in London’s Harley Street, describes as ‘a suit that’s twice as big’ as your body: your skin. Breast surgery is the number-one request Richards receives. ‘Number two is the tummy, number three the face, number four bingo
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