It is important to not focus on obtaining a certain cup size but to instead find an implant that will enhance your breast without being too large for your breast. Whether that is a C or a D is not important.
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D cup Breast implants generally look too large?
I am due to have my Breast implants surgery soon and unsure about size. I am 5'2" and 8 stone with no children. I was thinking of having either C or D. I really like the look of D cup on my friend who has implants, but I know they dont look the same on everyone. She has a similar built as mine. I'm just worried, is it more likely that they will look good on me as well?
3 answers to “D cup Breast implants generally look...”
A: How to know if implant size will be the right one for you
Dr. Peterson gave sound advice. The best way to tell if you will like the size is to stand in front of a full length mirror in your doctor's office and try on sizers in a bra. The sizers come in all styles and sizes. Try on different sizes and also put on your top or various tops that you have brought with you... more
A: Bra size and implant sizes do not correlate.
It sounds like you have a pretty good idea on how large you want to be. The difference between a C and a D is often the brand of bra that your purchase and not the implant size. Choose an implant size by trying on some trial implants in your clothes. See what size you are... more
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