375cc High Profile Silicone Gel Candidate?

asked 1 year ago by sign in Louisville KY
Latest answer by Otto Joseph Placik, MD
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Tags: 4 ft 11 in and under, 350-399cc, gel, high profile

I'm 4'10 and 110 and Ribcage is 31" 34B, is Right for 375cc High Profile Silicone Gel?

10 answers to 375cc High Profile Silicone Gel Candidate?

High profile silicone gel filled implant is a reasonable choice

High Profile silicone implants in a thin petite individual with minimal if any breast tissue is a great idea to minimize palpability an disibliy. see video

Otto Joseph Placik, MD
Chicago Plastic Surgeon

Implant size can be determined with implant samples

Go to your plastic surgeons office and take samples of implants and place them inside your bra. This will give you a rough estimate of how you will look after the procedure. You may also want to browse various plastic surgery websites to get an idea of what different size implants will look like. As far as high profile versus moderate and moderate plus, your plastic surgeon may be able to take a picture of you and show you how much projection you can expect with the... more

Jeffrey E. Schreiber, MD
Baltimore Plastic Surgeon

www.BaltimorePlasticSurgery.com

Choosing an implant

Choosing the right breast implant is a very important subject that is discussed during consultation based upon your desires and your anatomy. It is difficult to say without the exam.

Steven Wallach, MD
Manhattan Plastic Surgeon

The right breast implant for breast augmentation

The right breast implant for augmentation is a complex decision and just the topic of saline verses silicone gel can generate considerable discussion. Implant profile is another long topic considered daily on this site. The implant you suggest, the high profile 375 cc gel implant may be 'right' for the look that you are seeking from breast augmentation, though perhaps not. Spend time at your consultation and bring examples with you of what you consider the best look for you. Be... more

Peter E. Johnson, MD
Chicago Plastic Surgeon

www.peterejohnsonmd.com

I'm 4'10 and 110 and Ribcage is 31" 34B, is Right for 375cc High Profile Silicone Gel?

I guess there should be not problem with te size you mention. Discuss with your chosen surgeon in detail. From MIAMI Dr. Darryl J. Blinski

Darryl J. Blinski, MD
Miami Plastic Surgeon

375 cc breast implants are too big for your frame.

Hi. Excessively large breast implants age very badly and stretch out your tissues. We use sterile implant sizers inside your breasts during surgery to make final decision, but I would guess around 250 cc's. see video

George J. Beraka, MD
Manhattan Plastic Surgeon

Breast implant sizing is important

The key to achieving a long-lasting breast augmentation result that is attractive relies on measuring your breast and chest dimensions and selecting an implant that fits. I avoid discussion of cup-sizes with patients- no one is on the 'same page' regarding understanding cup sizes.

Scott Sattler, MD
Bellevue Plastic Surgeon

Forget the math, try on implants

The best way to determine the size is to determine the"look". The best way to determine the "look" is to try on implants in a snug bra and a clingy top. If you like the look then the Dr wil be able to translate that into an implant size or group of sizes. In my opinion it is not as good to determine size based on "math".

John P. Stratis, MD
Harrisburg Plastic Surgeon

34B wants a Breast Augmentation

Short answer: that size and style implant should give you a striking result. Long answer: Bra sizes are confusing. More often than not, a woman is not wearing a correctly fitted bra, doesn't know her bra size, or doesn't know how a bra is fitted. Cup size is dependent on the "number" part of the bra size... a D cup in a 34 bra is a different size from a 42 bra. Outward projection is further determined by the "profile" of the implant. High school... more

William A. Wallace, MD, FACS
Jacksonville Plastic Surgeon

Breast implant size

This really cannot be answered. The key measurement you have not provided is how wide your chest is behind the breast as this determines how wide an implant you can fit in. Then, the profile determines how full you want the result to be.