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Is 750cc's Too Much? My ideal boobs are Holly Madisons

I had my first consultation for a breast augmentation yesterday & I am worried about the CC's the doctor said I should go with. I am 5'11" 140lbs and I am about a 36B-C (now after baby) right now and my ideal boobs are Holly Madisons. The doc told me I should do 750cc's (saline under muscle) which he says will actually be 650ccs but I read Heidi Montag got 700cc and is a size F; will that make me an F too? Is 750 too much? I want a D or DD and think I can pull off DD bc I am so tall. Help!

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1 Doctor Answer | Asked by rrichardson in Dallas, TX
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Avoid large heavy saline implants, artfully placed smaller siliconr in a subfascial plane will be more natural and long lasting

I would strongly advise you to take a step back and see at least two other plastic surgeons because in my opinion you are about to make a regrettable mistake. There are not many women in the world that have bodies that can tolerate 750cc implants. I just looked at pictures of holly madison and a shape and appearance like that could be anywhere from 350cc to 600 depending on the dimensions of the patient. Whithout seeing you it is hard to say but I would bet that something... more

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