Chromium

Hi: The cc's vary from person to person because each person is a different size to begin with. Actually, each breast on the same person usually varies in size. My left breast is larger than my right breast. If I were you, I would make SURE that you tell your Plastic Surgeon EXACTLY what you want....When I had my FIRST surgery, I casually mentioned to my Plastic Surgeon that the one was larger than the other one...what I SHOULD have asked him was if he was going to make the OTHER breast LARGER so that they would be EVEN. I took it for granted that he WOULD make the one larger to match the other one. I was lucky that my doctor made it right for me with the second surgery. To answer your question, I am happy that I am now a full C, SMALL D. I weigh MORE than you. In my opinion, I would consult with a GOOD Plastic Surgeon and see what HIS opinion is. I think that it needs to be what is proportional and what looks good on YOU. If you are thin with enormous breasts, it sometimes tends to make them look fake and I don't think that is what you want. I think that a full D would have been too large for me.

I would keep at it until you are HAPPY!! I just had a re-do about month ago. I am VERY happy with the results now but I also had some saline added two weeks prior to that but didn't like the results. I can TOTALLY understand how you must feel. I went through the same sort of thing. I could not get it off of my mind until I did something about it. Hopefully your recent appointment went well and your surgeon is going to FIX it for you. I wish you luck. Hang in there!!

GO for it!! I LOVE mine and after having them would NEVER want to be small again. A full C/small D is what I am now and it looks MUCH more proportional. I am 5ft.5inches tall. I have had three children and am 52. My only regret is that I didn't do it MUCH, MUCH *SOONER*. Also, I wish I would have LISTENED to my daughter who tried to tell me to go a little bit LARGER because after the swelling went down I was disappointed. (the first time that is) I think that as long as you don't go too large, you will not look "fake". A FULL C is the most requested size according to a Plastic Surgeon in my area. It helps to bring a picture of what you think you would like to look like with you to your doctor's office. Also, they are making TEMPORARY implants now that you can put into your bra to try out the size in advance. Good Luck!!

I wish that I would have LISTENED to everyone who said to go LARGER than you THINK you would like to be. I was afraid to go large during my first implant surgery because I had been a VERY SMALL B all of my life. Just a week ago, I had BOTH of my implants replaced. One of them was larger than the other and the other one needed a larger implant so that they would be even. I deceided to go a tad bit larger and I am glad that I did. I am now a FULL C, instead of a SMALL C and I like it MUCH BETTER!! It is taking some getting used to though. The good thing is that they are not going to shrink because there is NO swelling. The SECOND time is MUCH easier than the first!! Congratulations on your new implants!! I would not want to go back to being flat. It will get better and better and I hope that you are happy with them. Try not to beat yourself up because you didn't go larger.