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Are my 550cc Silicone Hp Unders Too Big? 2 Months Post Op. (photo)

I am a 31yr old. 5'8 tall, 120lbs. I don't have children yet but planning to start next year & intend to breastfeed when i do. I am 2 months post op. My original goal was to NOT look like a porn star and hoping for something around 450cc but after reading about loosing size unders, I decided on 550cc & my surgeon kindly obliged. Now tho my fiancé likes, I have buyers remorse :/ Too big, franken-boob, future sagging, will i need a lift after breastfeed? Am i obsessing? See me, what do you think?

13 Doctor Answers | Asked by Sandra569
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2 Months Postop 550 cc Too Big?

Implants that large may take 3 to 6 months to drop with aggressive massage. The left is riding higher and should be massaged vigorously. If you want them changed, most plastic surgeons revise the surgery through an incision on the breast.
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Breast implants and breast feeding in the future

Firstly it's still early days. Wait for the swelling and your implants to settle- really about 6 months. I suspect by then you'll be used to them. A lift after breast feeding? Really hard to predict. Breasts definitely do enlarge during pregnancy and breast feeding but may well return (close) to how they were pre- pregnancy. At the end of the day if you are feeling they are too large it is not too tricky to swap them for smaller ones.
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Hello

Without an actual exam it is hard to give real cretic. From your picture they do look big but we are not able to see your whole body. For example we can’t see how much booty you have. You are still swollen it takes 6-9 months for swelling to completely subside. Give it time to settle.

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Asymmetry and feeling too big after breast augmentation

There is a clear size discrepancy with the breast on the right (mirror image, right?) larger than the left. This is mostly evident at the superior pole which makes me wonder whether there might still be some swelling/fluid there. I would recommend the use of a bandeau bra (a bra with a strap that helps push the upper pole of the breast down) for a month and then re-evaluate the situation. If the right breast settles down a little and volume symmetry is good I think you can... more
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Too Big?

There really is no precise answer to that question in that it is a rather subjective issue. I do think it is important to be respectful of your anatomy and to avoid using implants that have a base diameter that is too big for the size of your chest. Beyond that, however, it really is a personal decision. I would caution you to avoid getting too many opinions because the only one that really matters is yours. Give it some time and if you have concerns then discuss them... more
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Are my 550cc Silicone Hp Unders Too Big? 2 Months Post Op.

More posted photos with additional views would help. But the result appears acceptable. It only one who needs to be happy is YOU!
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Breast implants

Being too big or too small is really in the eye of the beholder. As for breast feeding , many women with implants can. As for the shape of the breasts after pregnancy, it really varies and is hard to predict.
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Anxiety and Obsession over breast size following a breast augmentation

Implants being too big or too small is certainly a personal decision based on many factors. Early in the post operative period your shape is not the final contour of your breasts. Continue to massage the implants and give the muscle a chance to stretch out over the implant. This will help to decrease some of the upper pole fullness that you are currently experiencing. It is certainly easy to obsess over the this issue, the best answer is don't. Give it... more
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Breast Implant Buyer's Remorse

You are obsessing. You should continue to improve for a year or more, just takes time. During the healing period, you implants will continue to drop and look better. Currently I see asymmetry, with the left implant being higher. This should improve too, but you may want to ask about massage techniques to help. Nobody can predict sagging, etc. My advice is to have the kids you want, fix the breast only if needed. sek
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Too big? That is the question!

As my colleagues have responded, "too big?" or "not enough?" are questions we get asked every day, but only YOU can decide for yourself. If you sized at 450cc, I would probably have added 50cc to your "sizing choice" in the operating room. But this decision is also tempered by my intra-operative findings as regards muscle thickness and skin/muscle tone/elasticity, and perhaps I might have chosen closer to the 450cc you first considered. Please realize that 550cc is just over 3... more
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Comments (2)

sexy49 5 Mar 2013
2 months post too big, No you need to give it time look at mine. I am 5'4 143 pounds. but look at my photo's they calm down really. Ohhh don't be upset, they will look good going into the 3 and 1/2 month to 4th month. Look me up, they do look better each day for a few months. Patience they told me, simply Patience. Hope you feel better : ))
Sandra569 31 Dec 2012
Thank you so much for your response - very much appreciated. I posted 4 photos but only see one. I have a thin frame, so no big booty here. My breasts look moderate under clothes but I think i look cartoonish when naked. It's about 2 and half months - breasts hard as rock, still same, no dropping, no movement. I have decided I will have a revision to smaller. Say 450cc on left + 400cc on right? Also perhaps that difference will fix my asymmetry. Can i go through the armpit to revise again? Not sure about my previous surgeon, so I'll get more opinions this time. Please email me if you are in the DC/MD area and can help me revise for better. sandygerbrands@gmail.com. Thank you kind sirs & ma'ams.

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