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How to achieve medium C breasts on petite frame?

There have been various Q&A's on this, but would like an opinion pertaining to me personally. I'm petite, 5'2 107lbs, small B (lost volume on top after child birth) I know cup size is hard to determine, but would like to be a Medium C and have some volume at top. I like the look of 325cc breast implants when tried on. The doctor suggested 325 implant w/ 350cc's, (said 350cc under the muscle will give me the 325 look). What do you think? Also is moderate plus a good choice? Thanks for your input.

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A: breast augmentation, fat grafting, silicone implants, breast sizing

Trevor M. Born, MD

Dear Gidget, breast sizing is beast done in the office with sizers.  You may want to try them on a few different times with different clothing. Your surgeon should be able to advise you- depending on the shape of your breasts and the amount of tissue that will cover the implant. With Warm Regards, Trevor... more

A: Choosing implant sizes

David B. Reath, MD

Hi Gidget, The choice of the right size implant is very important to your final result.  I have found that working with sizers is the best way for me to understand what a patient wants, and for the patient to understand how a certain size will ultimatelt look.  But, as with many things, this is not a... more

A: Implant size

Steven Wallach, MD

Selecting implants that is right for you is difficult to tell without examining you.  I prefer mod plus or high profile for smaller narrower women.

A: Breast Implant Sizing

John Whitt, MD

All things considered, I think you will be happy with 325cc saline implants placed under the pectoralis muscle and filled with 350cc.  I do feel that a better result is obtained with saline implants when they are slightly overfilled (this decreases chances of rippling).  But, as been stated many... more

A: 350 cc breast implants sound too big for your frame.

George J. Beraka, MD

Hi! 1)  On your frame, breast implants this large will not look natural and will make you bigger than a medium C. 2)  We recommend using disposable implant SIZERS during the operation, before making the final decision about size.  This takes all the guess work out, because your surgeon can... more

A: Breast implant size

John P. Stratis, MD

It sounds like you and your surgeon have made a good decision but there will be no garauntee that you will be a C cup. But that's OK. You like the look of the implants that you have tried on so it really doesn't matter what the cup size is.  Also do't get hung up on the 25 cc difference. That volume is... more

A: How to choose the right breast implant size

John Burns, MD

This is a very good and common question. Trying on implants under your bra will not give you a good idea and the newer digital photography systems which will give you a picture of what you might look like can be very deceiving. The best idea is to meet with your plastic surgeon and ask to see his or her before... more

A: Sizing breast implants

Richard P. Rand, MD

 The right implant for your body depends on it matching in diameter to the base width behind your breast and having the profile for the "look" you want.  Moderate profile implants are the natural ones and moderate plus have some excess fullness in the upper pole and the high profiles are... more

A: Breast implant sizing

Otto Joseph Placik, MD

SEE VIDEO BELOW: This is a very reasonable and logical approach to the sizing dilemma and I believe that this should achieve your goals. Implant sizing is one of the most difficult problems in the consultation process and frequently takes the most amount of time. Some prefer doing this in the... more

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dianne
154 posts
4 Nov 2009

Hi Gidget45,

You may also be interested in reading a related question, Breast implant size advice for very petite frame?

Regards

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