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I'm 31, 5'8, 175lb, Know I Want Silicone/Smooth/Round/Inframammary/Submuscular but What Style Mod Plus Vs High Profile? What Cc?
I'm 31, 5'8, 175lb, 36B looking at maybe a full 36C, small D, and a mother of 2 (Both C-sections). Know I want Silicone/Smooth/Round/Inframammary/Submuscular but What Style Moderate Plus Vs High Profile? What Size & CC would you suggest?
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Profile and Size of Implants
The profile and the size implant to be used is all calculated by your breast measurements. The final shape and volume of your breasts has to do with your pre-surgical shape and volume with the addition of the implants. Two people can have the same implants but with much different results. The consultation that is done with your plastic surgeon should address all these issues. Good Luck
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Implant size
I think you will need an implant in the range of 425cc to 500cc. Go to your surgeons office and try on sizers.
As far as which profile, it depends on how wide the base of your breast is. Your surgeon should be able to help you with which profile would be best for you.
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Sizing Of The Implants Before The Breast Augmentation
Hello,
Without a physical examination during an in-person consultation, it is hard to provide you with a price sizing of implants to fit your goal.
The best advise at this point is that you try different sizing during your consultations with a tight shirt that could give you a fair idea of the projected breast volume after surgery.
That being said, please remember that commendable results require an exceptionally skilled surgeon to perform the surgery and settling for anything...
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What Style Mod Plus Vs High Profile, how many cc
These questions are best answered during a consultation with a plastic surgeon. there are no fixed definitions of cup sizes and your concept of what a B, C, or D may be very different from mine, from your surgeon's, and from the bra manufacturers.
My approach is to have my patient's try implants on to get an approximate size, and then to match the width of the patient's breast to the with the the implant that is chosen. for example of the patient likes to look 300 cc implant I would...
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