Breast Implants: Q&A

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Can 340cc HP Breast Implants Result to D Cup?

I am currently a saggy, deflated 34B. The breast implants that have been recommended for me is a 340cc HP textured silicone breast implants. Can I realistically expect a D cup from this? I am also doing a periareolar breast lift with this as well. My BWD is 11+ and the tissue is a 2+

9 Doctor Answers | Asked by neednewones in Ontario
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Implants for breast lifting

Sizing needs to be done at the office, but w/o seeing you, I am skeptical 340cc will be large enough. On another note, I stopped doing periareolar lifts years ago for a variety of reasons. If not willing to do a standard mastopexy, then consider a lollipop lift, and why textured as opposed to smooth wall?
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340 for a D?

Implant sizing at your PS office on more than one occasion is the answer to this question. A certain bra size can never be guaranteed but if you like the breast shape during sizing then you should be happy after surgery. Good luck! Dr K
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Breast implant size

It is very important to communicate your size goals with your surgeon. In my practice, the use of photographs of “goal” pictures (and breasts that are too big or too small) is very helpful. I have found that the use of words such as “natural” or “C cup” or "fake looking" means different things to different people and therefore prove unhelpful. Also, as you know, cup size varies depending on who makes the bra; therefore, discussing desired... more

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Implants and size

It is very hard to predict cup size with implant volume. It varies among patients. One way for you to gauge is by doing a baggy test or place sizers in a bra and see how they look on you.
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Breast augmentation and lift with Silicone implants

Very hard to say what a size will do for your individual breasts, but high profile implants combined with a lift will give significant breast projection. A 340 cc implant is a moderate size for a combined lift though a peri-areolar lift sounds like a great option may not be for significant breast sagging, and it has a tendency to flatten the breast. The scars may spread as well. Be careful with this procedure as it is commonly over-used, though rarely delivers the result it sounds you... more
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Hard to evaluate details without an exam, but check with a sizer and a bra

While your question is a good one, is very hard to make an assessment of your postoperative appearance without examining you directly. Certainly the size implanted she described and result in a D. cup in a patient with appropriate sized breasts. If you were going to get a lift at the same time as her augmentation or size and shape will be affected by both the increase in volume as well as the difference in shape. I recommend that you try area size implants S. sizers with her bra in your... more
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Breast implants and cup size.

Hi! 1)  Sounds like a reasonable guess, but your surgeon should use disposable breast implant sizers during your operation to determine best size. 2)  Take a look at link below. 3)  I prefer smooth walled implants.
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Breast implant sizing

The best way to determine which bra size you will fill after surgery is to place the implant sizer in a non padded bra while you are wearing it. Whichever bra the sizer fills appropriately is the size bra you are likely to wear after surgery.
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Breast implant size

This is difficult to predict with just these numbers. I would suggest using sizers, the "rice test"  zip lock bags filled with water to simulate the volume. Your surgeon should have these available for trial. Alternatively breast implants sizer kits are available for purchase.
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