SIZE HELP! 5'1, 95 pounds, 32A/AA, 11.5 BWD to 325cc HP silicone unders? (Photo)

Breast implant size relative to cup sizeThis size implant will likely make you a 32DD or so  but that may be fine for you.in general :   36 a to c    375 ccc                      34 a to c   325                       32 a to c   250 cc The profile allows the larger volume to have a smaller diameter and fit on your chest better

I use a technique known as Dimensional Breast Augmentation. This involves taking a variety of measurements of your pre-surgery body, such as your height, breast width, weight, etc. Then, we discuss your goals and with this information, a suitable implant size is selected. Find out if your surgeon does this for you.

325 cc  implants sound appropriate for your age and goals. And the implants should be placed under the muscle as well.  Good luck!

Thanks for your question and photo.Here are my suggestions:1. I would put most of the focus on finding a good board certified plastic surgeon with whom you feel comfortable.2. Cup sizes are not standardized. I would recommend using the pictures to guide you as to what you want your final result to look like. Based on that we suggest different sizes.3. You can also have sizing in the office which will give you additional ideas and information about the best size for you.4. During the surgery we use sizers and while your are upright come up with the best solution that can give you your desired look.Hope this was helpful.Dr Sajjadian

Thank you for your question.  The answer to your question is best determined by having a consultation with an experienced surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.  If you can find a surgeon who uses the Mentor sizing system as well as a 3-D imaging system such as Vectra or Axis 3 then you will have an easier time seeing what different sizes look like on you. In patients with very little or no breast tissue of their own, a shaped implant may be the best way to achieve the look you want.  Whatever you decide to go with, it is my opinion that the implant should not exceed your breast anatomy in terms of height, width and size.  In other words the implant should fit your breast and not the other way around.  If your tissues are too tight and and your measurements too small for the size you want, you are better off with a smaller implant that gives you an attractive breast than a large implant that has been forced under your breast in order to make you happy but will just give you problems over the long term.