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Can 300cc-3500cc Breast Implants Increase Size from 34A to C?

I am 25 years with no kids, 5'7" tall at 135 lbs. I am considering having breast augmentation. I am currently a 34A and would like to be a full C after surgery. Would 300-350cc do that, or would I need to go larger?

13 Doctor Answers | Asked by jennyk83 in Atlanta, GA
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A little larger breast implants might be better

Based upon your body type, a 350 cc implant may get you into a C range. There a lot of factors to consider, even more than just implant volume. Do you want to be a full C or just a C? Do you have any droop to the breast or just not enough volume? Etc. We fully evaluate the chest diameter, distance from the neck to the nipple, and current breast volume. I have found over time, that most women who "just want to be a small C" wish they had gone a bit bigger after surgery is... more
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C cup breast

 No one can guaranty a cup size. But to answer you question, usually 300cc to 350 cc  would change a 34 A to a C.
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Breast implants

This would be a great question for someone that has actually seen you in person. But at 5'7" it sounds like you would need more cc's.

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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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Can 300cc-3500cc Breast Implants Increase Size from 34A to C?

Can 300cc-350cc Breast Implants Increase Size from 34A to C? On average, this implant should be able to accomplish your goals however, that is not a guarantee.  
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Cup size and breast implants

It is very difficult to "nail down" cup size for a patient because the bras are so variable in shape and determination of cup size. The best way for you to figure out what you like is to sample some implants and put them in a loose bra while wearing a blouse over it. Choose the volume don't worry about the cup.
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Cup size after augmentation

It is very difficult to guarantee cup size after surgery. Bra sizes vary considerably. The best way to get the size you want is to try on the implants prior to surgery.
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Implant size and cost

It is hard to judge sizes , even after examining a patient, but from your size, if you want to be a full C, I would probably go with 375cc-400cc. Good luck
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300cc-350cc implants for "C"

Ah yes the continuous bra debate. See my blog below but the long and short of it is that CUP SIZE DOESN'T MATTER. I used to think it was only men that get caught up on size but clearly women have the same issue. I interpret a "C" cup to mean you want the implants to be proportionate with your body. But height and weight are only two criteria in many that have to be considered. See my blog to get the rest of them.
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Forget cup size and consider what looks right

The question of what implant size for the desired cup size is one of the most frequent questions but has no clear answer for several reasons. Most importantly, cup size is not just a volume measurement, but varies according to chest size as much as by breast size. Second, the final breast size is a combination of the dimensions of the chest, the pre-existing breast tissue, and the implant. And finally, a C cup on one person can look completely different than on another - blame the Warner... more
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