Hello, From the way things sound, the 280 cc breast implant size sounds within small to moderate. I can't be more certain without examining you, of course.
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Is 280ml breast Implant size too big for me?
I'm 102.3lbs, 5'2'' (46kg, 160cm), Asian body, thin, breast size is 75cm, distance from shoulder to nipple: right 16cm & Left 17cm, between 2 nipples is 17cm, from the bottom line to nipple is right: 4cm, left: 3.5cm. I 25 yrs old, haven't married or had any child. It's stressful, I want to be natural, don't want too big and don't want have to regreat of choosing a too small size in future. I do met some consultors and doctors, but the answers are differents. I do want to hear some advises from foreign doctors. Please help me. Many thanks.
4 answers to “Is 280ml breast Implant size too big...”
A: Implant Size
I never recommend an implant strictly based on numbers. Yes, measurements are very useful to determine implant sizes. But an examination by a board-certified plastic surgeon and a consultation to discuss your desired size and shape are imperative. Best of luck.
A: Your implant choice seems reasonable
You have provided very detailed information but the size and shapes of the different manufacturers may vary. In general, 280 is a modest sized implant for the average body type and should suit you well increasing your breast size to a full C (on average). Because you are 25, it is extremely likely that you... more
A: Remember your internal anatomy as well
As a double board certified plastic surgeon, I would recommend choosing the right plastic surgeon to do your surgery. In order to achieve the look you want, it is best to use a sizer to determine what size implant would be best for your body type. Internally, you body is very different. Your chest cavity may... more
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