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Will Downsizing from 300cc Moderate Profile to 220cc High Profile Cause Sagging of the Skin?
I have a very small frame, and a pigion shaped chest. 5'2, 110lbs
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300cc downsize to 220cc
It is hard to answer this question without an in person exam, or at least a photo. The usefulness of responses to your query will be limited.
As a general rule, unless the breast skin this already loose a modest size reduction is or considering should not have a dramatic effect in terms of sagging.
I do have a concern increasing profile at that time downsizing, unless her original implants are too wide for your breasts. The decreased diameter from her current implants to...
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Downsizing breast implants
This has nothing to do with your frame or chest characteristics. Unfortunately one cannot just pick a size (volume in cc's) of implant and make it work. Breast implants need to be properly fitted for the space behind the breast or in the case of existing implants, the capsule around the existing implant.
Because the capsule space will not shrink down reliably and it should not be narrower than the breast width anyway, the replacement implant needs to be the same diameter or only...
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Downsizing implants
A small drop in impalnt volume by 80 cc;s probably willnot cause the breasts to signfiicantly sag, but it is also dependent upon your skin quality.
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Downsizing of Breast Implants and “Sagging” Skin?
Thank you for the question.
Unfortunately, without direct examination or at least viewing pictures it is not possible to give you specific/accurate advice.
Generally speaking,what breasts look like after removal or down sizing of breast implants will depend on several factors such as: the quality of skin elasticity (the better the elasticity the better the skin will bounce back), the size of the implants used (the larger the implant the more trouble you may have with...
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