Wanting a D Cup, But Results Don't Seem To Fit My Needs. Will They Get Bigger? (photo)

I just had breast augmentation this past Wednesday the 14th and I was hoping to be a small D. My original cup size was 34 B and I have 330C implants. They do not look as big as I expected and I am thinking I may not meet my goal cup size. Please advise.

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too small B to D cup 300-349cc final result

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4 Doctor Answers | Asked by crystal10

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Breast size

The breasts certainly will not get bigger but give them time to settle in. If you want larger, you will have to wait.

Steven Wallach, MD

12 reviews

Manhattan Plastic Surgeon

Bra size after implants

You are not likely to get any larger as the implants and swelling settle. The 330 cc implants you chose are a little over a cup size and a half (loose rule of thumb). However, this does not mean you will increase a cup size and a half in bras. It all depends on who's bra you wear (I.e. A "D" in Victoria Secret may only be a "C" in Playtex, just like your dresses, you may wear different sizes. If you are unhappy with the size, you can always remove and replace the implants with larger... more

Todd C. Case, MD

14 reviews

Tucson Plastic Surgeon

Breast size

I try not to get too involved with bra and cup sizes with my patients. I do ask just to get a general idea of how large the patients is looking to be after surgery. I ask every patient what bra size they are wearing at their initial consultation and the vast majority answer that question with a short story about their size and what fits and what used to fit and what bar they are wearing now but that they don't fill the cup. So the starting bar size is really not... more

Ralph R. Garramone, MD

7 reviews

Fort Myers Plastic Surgeon

Breast size after surgery

It is far too early to make any prediction about final size. And bra sizing is not standardized. It looks to me like you will have a very nice shape after the swelling decreases and things settle down a bit. Try to be patient. And try not to get too hung up on a particular size but more on how your breasts appear in relation to the rest of your body.