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500cc Breast Implants to Achieve D Cup?

Hello, I am 5'9" tall and weighing 137 lbs. My chest is narrow and I am barely a 34B. I had my consultation yesterday and the doctor suggested 500cc to make me a D. I have been doing some research and I think this may be too large. Any comments? I want to be a Large C to a Small D in cup size.

Asked 31 months ago by mossyoak24 in orange, tx
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500cc Breast implants D cup - or BUST

Dear Mossyoak, A 500 cc implant may not be big in Texas, but it is quite large everywhere else. In the absence of a physical examination, it would be presumptous on my part to second guess your surgeon. In choosing an implant, I follow the teaching of MY favorite great Texan - Dr. Tebbets of Dallas, who pounded several considerations into many of us. 1. Bigger is not always better. (Implants over 350 cc are associated with permanent, irreversible changes in the implanted breasts)2.... more
Peter A. Aldea, MD
Memphis Plastic Surgeon
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Breast implant choices

500 cc is a lot and may leave you quite large.  My average implant that I use is between 250-400 cc's for most patients.
Steven Wallach, MD
Manhattan Plastic Surgeon
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Too large.

Hi! 500 cc breast implants are too large on almost any body, and they age very poorly. Your expectations seem very realistic, and you need implants between 300 cc's and 400 cc's. In Manhattan, we use disposable implant sizers in the operating room to make the final decision. That way there is no guess work.
George J. Beraka, MD
Manhattan Plastic Surgeon
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