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Breast Implants if Already a D-cup?

asked 2 years ago by Lloren8243 in Dallas, Texas.
Latest answer by Steven Wallach, MD
Question viewed 335 times
Tags: breasts, D cup

I am already a 34 D. The problem i have is moderate asyemmetry. One breast has become very noticablly bigger than the other. Also, im 18 and had a baby, before the were perky and full, and now their saggy and arent very full at all. The first consultation i went to the doctor recommended between 300cc and 350cc for my implant. Im trying to figure out what size id be after the implant and if it would help the problems im having at all?

12 answers to Breast Implants if Already a D-cup?

Breast Implants in large breast with asymmetry

The issue that you have needs to be broken down into two considerations. First, the asymmetry and second the size. Which breast size do you like better, the bigger breast or the smaller breast? If you like the smaller breast bigger then you can lift both and reduce the large to match the smaller. The lift with the implant will create a fuller superior breast and more perkiness over time but the lift will also do the same and have more of a natural sway. If you look... more

Kimberley O'Sullivan, MD
Boston Plastic Surgeon

osullivanplasticsurgery.com

Breast implants

Choosing the right implant for you is a tough decision but a full exam and history and a discussion about your desires is key during consultation.

Steven Wallach, MD
Manhattan Plastic Surgeon

Breast Implants if Already a D-cup

Breast Implants if Already a D-cup? This would likely bring you up to a DD cup size. Why don;t you try saline sizers on

Otto Joseph Placik, MD
Chicago Plastic Surgeon

How to achieve the breasts you dream of

Hi there- Questions like yours are very, very common... Truthfully, breast surgery can become very confusing to many women. It is very important to realize that your body and breasts are different from any other woman's out there, and so your solution should be as well. Here is some advice I give frequently to women in search of their ideal breasts: One of the things I find most interesting is the amount of misinformation the average patient must sift through when researching breast augmentation more

Armando Soto, MD
Orlando Plastic Surgeon

www.DrArmandoSoto.com

How to improve deflated D cups

Mothers may find that pregnancy and breastfeeding contribute to loss of volume and firmness. It’s hard to determine the best treatment for you without a photo, but if you're looking for perkiness, you'll need a lift--or, if you also want more volume, a lift and implants. A breast lift raises droopy breasts from one to several inches and excess skin is removed. If you just want to go bigger, the only way to do that is with implants. You can get an improvement in your shape and... more

Michelle Copeland, MD, DMD
New York Plastic Surgeon

Breast asymmetry can be corrected with different size breast implants.

Hi. Just from your description, though, it sounds like you need a breast lift of your larger breast, and a lift with a small implant in the smaller. Avoid going big with breast implants. They age really badly.

George J. Beraka, MD
Manhattan Plastic Surgeon

Breast Implants

I agree that one-size-does not fit all. So, determining what size implants you need or want depends on your anatomy and your physical examination. If you post a picture, we may be able to give you more specific advice. If you already have large breasts which are sagging, then a breast lift with an augmentation at the same time may be your best answer. Good luck.

David Shafer, MD
New York Plastic Surgeon

Breast asymmetry surgery

Basically, the only reason you need an implant is if you feel your smaller side is too small. If not, you might only need a lift to make the breasts perkier and better matching.

Richard P. Rand, MD, FACS
Seattle Plastic Surgeon

Bigger is not always better

Asymmetry can be handled in many ways however if you are already a D cup and one breast is larger than the other I would think that a Mastopexy with or without implants would be more appropriate than augmentation alone. Only an exam by a surgeon could answer this after extensive conversation with you.

Walter D. Gracia, MD
Arlington Plastic Surgeon

Breast implants if already D cup

Thanks for the question, but without a front view photo , I can not give an accurate response. From your posting the doctor is adjusting for the size difference. From MIAMI

Darryl J. Blinski, MD
Miami Plastic Surgeon

Breast Implants for 34D

It is difficult to recommend a procedure for you without photos which illustrate your present condition. There are a number of possibilities -- reduction, mastopexy &/or implants -- to deal with your asymmtery. If you plan additional pregnancies, be aware that they may undo any benefit of surgery. I agree that there are several respected plastic surgeons in the Dallas area with whom you could seek a consultation.

John Whitt, MD
Louisville Plastic Surgeon

Breast implants for asymmetry

The best surgery and implant size for you can really only be determined through an examination of your tissues. You may need a lift, an implant, or both to produce more symmetry of the breasts. Fortunately, there are many excellent plastic surgeons in the Dallas area. If you have an idea of what size you want, or whether your main goal is symmetry, be sure to let the surgeon know at the time of the consultation. Good luck, /nsn.