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Petite Girl Wanting Saline Implants- What Size Would Work On My Frame?

asked 4 months ago by meghanb84 in PA
Latest answer by Steven Wallach, MD
Question viewed 91 times
Tags: saline implants, under muscle, implant size, petite, recommendation

I am 103-110 lbs and 5 foot 2, 26 years old. I want saline under the muscle implants. the PS i saw told me after i showed him pictures to go with 325 CC's but i think that's too big for someone my size. I do not want to look top heavy at ALL, just perky round breasts. I am a very small A right now.

3 answers to Petite Girl Wanting Saline Implants- What Size Would Work On My Frame?

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Implant choice

Without an exam it is difficult to tell you what would be best for you. If you are not sure of the size, you can always do the baggy test to see if the volume is about what you want.
Steven Wallach, MD

Manhattan Plastic Surgeon
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Make sure your plastic surgeon knows exactly what you want...

It sounds like you have not had enough time to discuss your goals with your doctor. It’s important that you are sure that your doctor understands exactly what you want, prior to moving forward with the surgery. You should communicate your specific desire as to the final result and leave the size of the implants, in terms of CCs to your surgeon. If you do not have complete trust in your surgeon, you really should think twice about moving forward.
William Franckle, MD

Voorhees Plastic Surgeon
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Best Breast Implants for “Petite Girl”?

Thank you for the question. The first step would be to make sure the surgeon is a well experienced board-certified plastic surgeon who can demonstrate significant experience achieving the results you are looking for. Prior to proceeding with the surgery it will be very important to communicate your goals with your surgeon. In my practice I find the use of goal pictures to be very helpful. I have found that the use of words such as “perky round... more
Tom J. Pousti, MD

San Diego Plastic Surgeon

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