210cc Silicone Implants, Under the Muscle, Mod Plus on a Petite 5'1 90lb Body?

Thank you for your question. There are many factors that go into the selection of the proper implant, and without an examination, a definitive answer cannot be given online. That being said, there are some considerations other than volume that may influence your choice.

The selection of a breast implant should be a 3 dimensional process. The width of the implant should match the base width of your breast and chest wall to avoid a large space between the implants or lateral overflow. The projection can then be chosen to match how full you wish to be. In your case, wanting to go from an A cup to a B, a moderate profile implant may be the best choice. These two dimensions with then lead you to the proper volume.

I would discuss this with your initial plastic surgeon. If you have further concerns, there are sizing systems that can be used to help you get a better idea of the final result. But in the end, make sure that the choice is based on more than just volume to get a natural appearing final result.

Best of luck with your breast augmentation.

Jeff Rockmore

Thank you for your question, while it is difficult to comment without at least pictures, the implant sizes you're discussing are small, however, it seems choices are sound based on your description. The differences between the implants are small and likely not visually noticeable. I think you would benefit from undergoing Vectra 3-D imaging to simulate your postoperative size using digital 3-D images as well as looking at before-and-after pictures of other patients that have had similar implant sizes with your body shape.  Best of luck.