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150lb, 5'5 - Recently Got Silicon Implants 310 High Profile: Will I Be a Full D Cup?

asked 1 year ago by Mrs.Garcia in tulare, ca
Latest answer by E. Ronald Finger, MD
Question viewed 326 times
Tags: 150-169 lbs, 5 ft 4 in to 5 ft 7 in, silicone implant, 300-349cc, D cup, high profile

3 answers to 150lb, 5'5 - Recently Got Silicon Implants 310 High Profile: Will I Be a Full D Cup?

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Bra cup size and volume of breast implants

Your final cup size will be your present cup size plus the size of the implant. A 310 cc implant may be good for two cup sizes providing your chest size is a 34 or less. An example is: if you are a full 32 B, a 310cc could put you into a small D cup. If you are a 36 A, you will probably be a 36 C. The high profile will give you more projection but not as much fullness as a moderate profile. If you are a full C, a 310 cc implant may give you a D cup or even a full D cup. There can be no... more
E. Ronald Finger, MD

Savannah Plastic Surgeon
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Bra Cup Size After Implants

Your final breast size will be determined by several factors. Breast size is a combination of initial breast volume, implant volume, and the size/diameter of your chest.  Another variable that will determine your cup size is the company that you are purchasing your bra from.  A silicone high profile implant with 310 cc's may be a B cup with one bra manufacture, but may be a C or D cup with another.
J. Gregory Kjar, M.D.

Salt Lake City Plastic Surgeon
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Bra cup size and volume of breast implants

Your final breast cup size depends on the amount of breast tissue you had before surgery. Adding 310cc to your breast could make you a D cup depending on your beginning cup size. I use 3D imaging in my practice which reduces a lot of the guess work involved in selecting breast implant volumes. Patients can visualize what they may look like with implants before they actually have surgery. Best wishes, Dr.Bruno
William Bruno, MD

Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon

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