Choosing the right Breast Implant size

SEE VIDEO FOR EXAMPLE OF A BREATS SIZING DEVICE: This is not an easy question to answer. Sizes vary tremendously based on numerous factors in addition to your goals. This includes both immediate and long term expectations/changes as well as your antomy and age. There are... more

Hello, You will find surgeons disagree on this topic.  You really need an exam to figure out sizing. Final sizing is done in the operating room using a sizer for my patients. Your breast diameter and the arrangement of the tissue you have right now also figure into the choice of implant. Best Regards.

Trackchich15200, The internet has a tremendous amount of good information, and we are happy to contribute to your decision process, but no one here can give you a proper answer except to have consultations. My general advice includes: There isn't a good conversion from cc's (or milliliters) to cup size. Also,... more

During a consultation size is always discussed. An open discussion wtih your plastic surgeon will help you understand what size is right for  your particular body build and for  your individual desires. It is best to match the size of the implant to your tissue characteristics.  If your skin is... more

Trackchic, There is a range of implant volumes that will give you an augmentation to a full B or small C cup breast. You will probably be around the 200-250cc range.  A more accurate determination can be made in consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon after evaluating your body frame and... more

Hi!  Your expectations are very realistic and sound great.  So many women want to go too big. The best implants for you will be about 200 cc's .  I use Mentor round smooth walled Moderate PLUS profile or High profile implants (depending on the width of your chest). As I say, sizers take all the... more

Your concerns and questions regarding breast augmentation are very appropriate to all women undergoing this procedure. To begin with, I must strongly encourage you to see a board certified/eligible plastic surgeon that is experienced in breast surgery. For many reasons, this is the very most important step... more

There is no easy answer. That is why a fair amount of time must, and should be, spent discussing options with you and your surgeon. Compromises usually are required since breast augmentation is an imperfect procedure. I usually start with measuring the dimensions of your native breast to see what implant size... more

Hello, A very accurate answer will require a little more info regarding your breast measures. However, in general, to go from a Cup A to small C, you will need an implant of 280 to 350cc. A consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon will get you the info you need. Hope that helps!

Taking into account your height and weight, the surgeon should measure the base width behind your breast and this will determine which width implants will fit your body properly, not too wide or too narrow.  Beyond that, the profile of the implant will determine the final "look" you get. ... more