Full C Cup Breast Implants Too Large for Petite Frame?

See this video of mine on choosing a breast implant:
http://www.youtube.com/user/doctorteitelbaum#play/uploads/7/AK7K8TQfhAI
Basically, this is the answer: don't think about cup size. It doesn't mean anything. If you want to look pretty and natural and not fake, then you need to simply pick the implant that fits you. You buy the shoes that fit your feet, right? So why wouldn't you get the breast implant that fits your breasts?

Patients should try on sizers before surgery to see what they like.  It is impossible to determine what your personal perception of the right size is without you trying the sizers on for yourself.

It’s always difficult making
decisions about breast size without performing a physical exam or seeing
pre-operative pictures. In addition, the patients underlying anatomy and
personal preference for size and shape must be considered.

 

It’s important to choose
breast implants that fit your body. These implants should have harmony, balance
and proportion with the surrounding structures.

 

Unfortunately, cup size is
not helpful because it means different things to different people. For these
reasons, it’s important to find implants that fit your body.

If you were a full B, I do not see any reason, from your description, why you couldn't go with a C cup.

When choosing cup size for breast augmentation, you need to keep in mind that a 32C is far different than a 40C, in other words, if you are petite, a C cup will be proportional to your petite frame because your circumference of your upper torso will be small to match your frame. A C cup volume will vary with the person's frame. To determine what a C cup would look like on your frame, you should meet with the prospective surgeons that you are considering and he/she should be able to help you understand what results you would achieve.