Suggestion on Cc and Profile for 34Acup/140lb/5'5 Please?

Hello, I'm 21 yrs/0 kids/34Acup/5'5/140 lbs. I went to my consultation today and my PS measu,red my right breast N-IM is 7.5 in, and 14 in, SN-N 20 in, BBW 0.5. Left breast SN-N 8 in, BBW 1 in. I tried on sizers and liked the look at 550-600 cc range. He suggested moderate profile. I going saline & under muscle. I want cleavage & side boob. What size would be pushing it & too big? What is the minimum cc to achieve full D or double D cup & what profile would be good for me? Thanks in advance!

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8 Doctor Answers | Asked by boobies91 in Salt Lake City, Utah

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Implant and cup size

If you are size 34 A each 100 cc of implant will correspond to 1 cup size change. A 600 cc implant would take you up to size G. I doubt that this implant would fit underneath the muscle. Also, since you are very thin the implant would be palpable. Saline implants will often ripple, particularly on someone with an implant that large. I recommend a smaller implant (300 cc) placed retro-pectoral. Unfortunately, you have not provided any photographs. It... more

Starting with cc's and working backwards

I would kindly advise that you (and perhaps your plastic surgeon) are going about this the wrong way by starting from cc's and working backwards as well as the use of external sizers and the apparent notion that one can pick a breast size and shape and achieve it with the right number of cc's. Implants are properly sized to fit like pillow behind the breast sort of like a foot is fit to a shoe. The diameter (and height for round implants) is determined by the internal width of your... more

Size and style of implants

Your body had to be able to handle the dimensions of the implant and you have to really like the look of what you had when you had your sizers in. I will counsel my patients to back off if their look borders on excessive and the cup size is not discussed as I cannot determine what cup size you will be from the sizer... its simply a look that my patients are going for. The style of implant is selected according to the dimensions of your breasts and chest. If you are thin,... more

Curtis Wong, MD

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Redding Plastic Surgeon

Suggestion on Cc and Profile

Without some photos I find it not helpful to make the kind of suggestions you ask. Even with photos, those decisions can be made properly only in the setting of an in person consultation. Of the data you offer, I am not sure that there is a breast width included. This is an important dimension, and most surgeons will not recommend using an implant wider than the patient's own breast. The highest profile implant in the size range you discuss is above 13 cm, and that is wider than... more

Implant choices

It is best to be seen in person, to be properly examined, and for your goals to be addressed in order to choose the right implant for you.

Steven Wallach, MD

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Manhattan Plastic Surgeon

IMPLANT SIZE AND PROFILE

Without photos and a personal exam it is difficult to give you specific comments. From the measurements you provided, the implant size and proflie sounds appropriate. If you are unsure it does not hurt to get a second opinion,

A to D cup: What Size Implants

In general, increasing one cup size requires 200 cc to 250 cc. To get to a full D, you would probably need 600 cc. If you like lateral fullness, you are likely going to get it, even with a high profile implant. Seek a board certified plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of breast augmentations each year. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA

Best Breast Implant Size/ Profile for Me?

Thank you for the question and pictures. Despite providing good pictures and precise body measurements, it is not possible to provide you with precise advice online. When it comes to selection of the “best” breast implant size/profile to meet patient's goals, the best online advice I can give to ladies who are considering breast augmentation surgery is:  1. Concentrate on choosing your plastic surgeon carefully. Concentrate on appropriate training,... more