At this point I would have to agree with the other doctors. The ideal thing would be to lose as much weight as you can to come close in range to your ideal height-weight. At that point then adding breast implants would be the way to go as you breasts would likely deflate with the weight loss.
More proportional feminine look through breast implants?
I am a large framed person at 5'6" and 190 pounds. I am healthy and well-proportioned, except I have broad shoulders and my legs and arms are muscular ( I believe so because I used to lift weights and run). I am upset because I feel masculine with my shoulders. I also have breast tissue under my arms (see photo) which becomes sore when I have PMS.
I would like a breast augmentation, if possible. I am trying to figure out if larger breasts would better balance my proportions or make me look even more bigger all over. I would like to avoid looking like an "Amazon" woman. Any suggestions on sizing or placement of implants? Note: I am 40 years old.
3 answers to “More proportional feminine look...”
A: Breast augmentation/implant and proportionality
Being proportionate is a key goal in breast implant surgery. If you need to lose weight first to appear more proportionate, then that is the first step to take before having breast implants. If you appear larger that you would like, adding volume to your breasts with implants will exaggerate what you already... more
A: Feminization of larger framed woman
Here would be the ideal way of improving your physical femininity. 1. Weight loss- for your height you frankly weigh too much. You would do well to get onto a weight loss program with mild weight training and aerobic activity. 2. Directed liposuctioning to help form certain areas better. (I spy a little... more
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