Would 500-550ccs Be Too Large for my Frame?

I am an even 5 foot tall and ranging between 100-105lbs. I was wondering if 500-550ccs would cause me to look too top heavy? I don't want the obviously "done" look.

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4 Doctor Answers | Asked by Katt926

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Hi there,

I just wanted to suggest that it might be more helpful to the doctors if you included your current cup size.

Thank you.

Sarah, RealSelf Team.

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