Are 300cc Silicone Implants Under the Muscle going to be too large with very little breast tissue?

If you are a AA cup, 300cc's will look larger on you that the average woman. Earlier this week, I placed 210cc implants in a petite 110lb woman, and she is thrilled. So if you tried them on, and they aren't too wide, you should look very good. I am using the new Inspira implants so there is less risk of wrinkling and rippling. These implants have a higher gel to shell ratio so they are very smooth, just something to consider. Best of luck!

I prefer a textured anatomic style implant such as the Allergan 410.  The shaped implant will look more natural on your smaller body type.  I recommend using 3D imaging to see what size you would prefer.  Anatomic style implants are best place through an IMF incision and under the muscle.

If you are thin with small breasts the key is to fill out the upper and lower parts of the breast with the right implant and to place it in a way that looks relatively natural. The technique that best achieves this is a Dual plane technique, where the implant is below the muscle in the superior pole of the breast, and the lower portion of the muscle is released to allow the implant to fill the lower pole of the breast. This covers the implant sufficiently while allowing it to be in an ideal position and fill the breast envelope beautifully.The common denominator to the most beautiful breasts is that they were sized objectively on the basis of measurements. For instance, we combine a proven formula based on measurements of the rests and chest along with through discussions of patient's desires. If you are worried about rippling, gummy bear implants are best. They have a very soft natural feel and they don't ripple as much as saline implants.

Plastic surgeons are trained differently and have varying levels of experience and so the key is to work with a Board Certified plastic surgeon with expertise and experience in breast augmentation. He or she should be able to clearly explain their approach and why they do things a certain way. I hope this was helpful.