No, not weighted- I was given an Rx before surgery for a super light weight (think boob shaped pillow). The surgeon said that would prevent weight from pulling at the surgery site. Ok- sounds good- my only complaint was that it did not understand "gravity" When I reached up, it went up- but I would have to readjust when like the kitten in the tree-, it did not want to come back down- lol!. Wearing printed shirts helped camoflauge the uneven line-up until I could get somewhere to discreetly adjust. Fortunately, the weighted one does understand gravity- lol! And because I had been overly "blessed" in that Department, it is supposed to reduce issues with my neck, shoulders and back. Hugs!

I didn't need weights. I had my reconstruction fail on one side so I wore the Jockey bralettes that have a little pouch and I would slip the foob in there. Never had an issue with it riding up with the bralettes. The issue I did have was with regular bras that didn't have the pouch and the foob would slide around and poke out of the top of the bra cup.

Hahaha nice 🙂.I don't crochet, I wish I knew how. But that's good to hear your "foobs" were comfortable 😂
Are they weighted. I don't want my bra to slip up if and when I do try them out.

I crocheted some the first time I had breast cancer and they were comfortable to wear. I heard about the knitted knockers after I had made my own. If you crochet and want to make your own it is really easy. Basically you start of making a circle like you would do when making a hat. You will need to make 2 circles for each crochet boob, which I call foobs. Once you get your first circle to the right size you tie it off and leave a long enough tail so you can sew both circles together and stuff the inside with some fiber fill and voila, you have a crocheted foob.