26 Yrs Old and Feel Like 12 - Ogden, UT

After many years of envying other woman's bodies I'm finally on track to feeling like a woman myself. I am fairly petite, about 5'2", never weighing more than 105 lbs so I'm not lookin to go too big, a full C being the biggest. From the research I have done I think I'm looking to be in the range of 325 to 375 CC's Silicone with a moderate high profile. I don't want a SUPER fake look. As natural as possible is what I'm hoping for, however, with the minimal breast tissue I do have I know that they will prolly look more fake. Anyway, I have scheduled consultations with 3 different doctors and the first one is tomorrow. I'm getting pretty excited and although I've done some research and think I know what I want I am completely open to other suggestions.

So I had my first consultation yesterday and I learned a lot of stuff. After putting in the different implants I found that the gummy bear natural shape implant look kinda droopy. I am still young and haven't had any children so I would like them to look a little perkier. My favorite's were Sentra 355 and 375 cc's silicone with a moderate high profile. I have a couple questions though. I really couldn't tell much of a different between the 375 and the 355 and I've been told by a lot of people that the implant will look smaller once its actually in.....??? if that is the case I think I will do the 375 cc's and hope that I come out looking about what the 355's do. My second question, I have a little asymmetry due to my rib cage being a little lower on my right side. I have always heard that to make up for that they usually use a slightly larger implant however, the Dr. I went to yesterday said that's a big mistake because putting in a bigger implant on that side will only change the view of them when I am looking straight down. He said I should use the same size implant which means when looking down on them to me it will look like one is a little bigger but when looking straight on to the mirror they will look the same. If my breasts are the same size now and it's just due to my rib cage that I have the asymmetry wont I have the same issue if I put the same size implant in? If anyone has dealt with this yourselves I would love to hear if you did or didn't do a bigger implant and if you would change what you did if you could. THANKS!

I went to my 2nd consultation yesterday and it went pretty good. He recommended the same brand, profile and size of implant that the 1st Dr. did that that made me feel good. However, this Dr. said that the would actually put 25 more CC's on my right side due to my rib cage sitting lower on that side giving the appearance of asymmetry. This is something the last Dr. was against but both explanations on why I shouldn't or shouldn't made sense. I have a consult set up with another Dr. but it's not till 2/18. I'm hoping to get my BA done the first week of March. I hope the opinion of a 3rd Dr. will help me make the right decision.

Other then meeting with Dr's and making size decisions I'm getting really excited. When I look at clothes I'm thinking about all the things I will be able to wear that I have always felt uncomfortable in or couldn't wear at all, like lingerie. SO READY FOR THE NEW ME!