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Will 650cc breast implants drop and have cleavage?

I'm a B cup now and I'm getting 650cc under the muscle breast implants and I'm curious if they will drop and have clevage since they're so small before, and how will they drop? Also, what if there's not enough skin and will I get alot of stretch marks?

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A: Large Breast Implants

David Shafer, MD

 Without photos, it is hard to give you specific advice.  However, 650 cc implants are large and you are correct to be concerned about the skin envelope.  Hopefully, you have had this discussion with your surgeon.  Implants that size put into a B cup breast are likely going to look like... more

A: Appearance of really large implants

Sam Jejurikar, MD

If you go forward with your plan of getting 650 cc implants, I'm afraid people will stop making eye contact with you - they'll be too busy staring at your large chest! 650 cc implants have very little chance of looking natural.  Given their size relative to your small frame, they have the possibility of... more

A: Large Breast Implants

Farbod Esmailian, MD

Eventhough I dont know your size and weight and height, I would say 650 cc breast implants are very big implants.  They will drop over time but your chances of capsular contracture is higher.  What I recommend you do is the rice test which will help you determine what size implant you would go for... more

A: 650cc Implants!

Theodore Katz, MD

I do not even stock 650cc implants or order them for cosmetic reasons. I see too many women who are unhappy with largery augmented breasts in the long run. I have never had to use larger than 425cc to obtain a well proportioned figure without looking too big and this is in tall women.  I have... more

A: Don't use 650 cc breast implants.

George J. Beraka, MD

Hi. 1)  I am afraid you will really regret this.  In New York, we have done many breast augmentations, and I have never used implants larger than 500 cc's.   They will look fake, stretch your tissues, and age very badly. 2)  See link below.

A: Well

Scott E. Kasden, MD

You don't give any important information regarding your size and physical statistics. 650 cc's is a large implant and I have no doubt that gravity and time will cause them to drop.  No one can really predict this.  Regarding the cleavage, this can only be estimated based on your bra size, implant... more

A: 650 cc is pretty big depending on your body size.

G. Gregory Gallico III, MD

Very big implants are OK if you want that look, but that look is pretty unnatural. Depending on your body size your appearance clothed or unclothed could be quite extreme. But it's up to you. Have your surgeonshow you some patients with large implants so you can decide  if that's whaat you're after.

A: You will have problems later on

Kamran Khoobehi, MD

 You are getting very large implants. Larger implants cause thinning of the the breast tissue, more sagging and stretch marks. Bigger is is not better for breast augmentation. Please get another consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon. 

A: cleavage comes from push up bras

William B. Rosenblatt, MD

You are getting huge implants, your breasts will stretch and eventually drop. Cleavage comes from push up bras not implants alone. Make sure you want to be so large.

A: Stretch marks after large implants

Nina S. Naidu, MD

Hi, you will notice signifcant stretching of the skin after having such large implants placed.  With time, the breasts will drop and the tissue will thin out.  You may also develop stretch marks depending on the quality of your skin.  I generally do not recommend such large implants in my... more

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