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Asymmetrical Breasts - Will 300/350cc Implants Even Me Out?
Seen 3 different surgeons. I am asymetrical and i want to be evened out - would love for both breasts to fit in same bra. I am 32d/dd, 5 ft 11. Would also like to be fuller. None of 3 surgeons said i require uplift. 300cc one side and 350cc other overs is smallest i have been told, although surgeon i have chosen said he will decide exact shape/size whilst i'm on operating table. I want to look natural. Will 300 & 350 fill out my breasts enough? Worried about rippling or double bubble.
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Lindor33
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Breast asymmetry
Everyone's breasts are a bit different. It is difficult to say whether that size implant is right for you. I would have to examine you in person.
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Asymmetrical Breasts - Will 300/350cc Implants Even Me Out
First, I would recommend a high profile silicone implant placed under the muscle to diminish rippling and create a more natural appearance. Sizers may be used to optimize and minimize the degree of asymmetry but be realistic in your expectations and do not expect perfect symmetry otherwise you may be disappointed.
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Breast Asymmetry Correctionnbu
Breast asymmetry is very common. Most women have it at different degrees. If you decide to have a breast augmentation with saline implants the surgeon can certainly modify the volume during surgery in order to give you the most symmetric result.
If you decide to get saline breast implants it is better to get them under the muscle. The reason is that saline implants have a higher chance of capsular contracture compared to silicone gel implants.
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Asymetrical augmentation will even out breasts
Most women will have one breast that is slightly larger than another, just as one foot may be slightly larger. Frequently during augmentation an implant of a different size is used, or in the case of a saline implant a different fill is used to be sure the augmentation is balanced and even. Remember that absolute symmetry is not possible. Most will always be able to find a subtle difference comparing one breast to the other. Your surgeons are correct in that you do not need a lift. The...
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