What Size Should I Have for my Breast Implant Revision? I Want a Sexy, Kim Kardashian-Like Result. Doctor Answers, Tips
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What Size Should I Have for my Breast Implant Revision? I Want a Sexy, Kim Kardashian-Like Result.

I have 375CC moderate profile...The result is great but i am not happy with the size. Would love something more sexy, pulpy like Kim Kardashian for exemple!! Nothing too fake but bigger. And i feel ready to assume it. My first BA was only 2 months ago...I'm thinking of something between 550 and 650CC?!! Is it too big or small?!

6 Doctor Answers | Asked by Mirjano in Chicago
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Breast Size

I advise my patients to live with their breasts for a least a year before deciding they would like to change sizes. As far as size goes, discuss your concerns with the current size and your expectations with your surgeon. I ask my patients to bring in photos of breasts they like for reference. It allows the patient to communicate to me exactly what they are looking for. Keep in mind that the size of the implant will look different on every body type.... more
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Size for Breast Implant Revision

As you noted, the result is great. Complete your recovery so you have a full understanding of the results. If you remain happy you can revise at that point, but you will need to be careful not to go too big or the appearance will look unnatural and not as attractive.
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Additional enlargement

Your result is quite good. You need to be the best you and not a copy of a Kardashian or some other celebrity. Remember, everyone looks bigger on TV than in real life so she may be smaller gram you think! Try to live with your new look for more time before considering going larger. 650 cc would be too large for your frame and create a very fake appearance. It is great for Jessica Rabbit but you may not be able to accommodate that large an implant without problems and potential sagging... more

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Breast implant sizing

It is very important to communicate your size goals with your surgeon. In my practice, the use of photographs of “goal” pictures (and breasts that are too big or too small) is very helpful. I have found that the use of words such as “natural” or “C cup” or "fake looking" means different things to different people and therefore prove unhelpful. Also, as you know, cup size varies depending on who makes the bra; therefore, discussing desired... more
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Choosing Size for Breast Implant Revision

Thank you for posting photos. First things first, you are only 2 months post-op and I would recommend waiting at least till 6 months before deciding to change implant size. This is to allow the implants to settle into position. That being said, based on your frame in the photos, 550-600cc would be too large if you are trying to avoid a "fake look". You have to be careful when selecting implants that are too large for your frame. You can potentially have long-term consequences such... more
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Larger breasts

Since you are only two months out, it is a bit early to consider having another procedure.  I would wait at least 3-6 months and see how your body accomodates to the ones you have now.
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misslila2 8 Sep 2012
I think you shouldn't do it. Super big breasts are not elegant and might cause you back problems.

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