34A, want to be a full B cup, but no bigger than the photo shown below. How many CC's to achieve this? (photo)

At
size 34 A each 100 cc’s of implant corresponds to 1 cup size change. To be a full B would require 100 cc
implants. I always recommend small round
textured silicone gel implants placed retro-pectoral since they look and feel
more natural, are more stable, less likely to ripple or have complications
needing revision. Implant profile is
irrelevant in the retro-pectoral position since the muscle compresses it and determines
the projection.Best Wishes,Gary Horndeski, M.D.

Every
woman’s idea of cup size is different and for this reason most plastic surgeons
prefer other methods to determine breast size. Furthermore, cup size doesn’t easily translate into cc’s when
determining breast volume.In
addition, no two patients are ever exactly alike.They have unique anatomic findings,
individual starting points and specific aesthetic goals.In the
absence of a physical examination and pictures, it’s virtually impossible to
make a recommendation about implant size.For these reasons, consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon
is appropriate.This surgeon should be
able to find the implant that creates harmony, balance and proportion and
ultimately accomplishes your aesthetic goals.

The key to determining what implant will work best for you
is to measure your base diameter (width). This will determine if a moderate or high profile implant will fit you
best.What your surgeon will do is pick
an implant that will give you the volume you are looking for, but keep the
implant in you breast diameter measurements so the implant is not too wide(out
in your armpit) or too narrow for your body. In my practice, we offer 3D Vectra
imaging so we can take a 3D picture of you and your breasts and then “implant”
the exact implant you are looking at.We can also put a cute bathing suit on the 3D image and rotate the image
so that you can envision what your implants will look like when you are laying
down.This is incredible technology that
allows us to have our patients better understand what their breasts will look
like after an augmentation. See if your surgeon offers this and good luck with your procedure.

Hello,I'm sorry, but there is no way for any doctor, on line or in person, to be able to tell you exactly what implant will achieve what cup size.  There are just too many variables on both ends to be able to accurately determine that.  The absence of a photo of your current appearance makes this even more difficult, regardless of all your measurements.The sooner you let go of a bra size, and ask for an appearance as seen in a photograph or in the mirror with sizers, the better off and more satisfied you'll likely be after surgery.If you want a 'natural' appearance, like the one in the photo provided, you should avoid a high profile implant.Best of luck!

No one can guarantee a cup size. Each bra store and manufacturer sizes differently and not scientifically. We have had some patients with 200 cc implants be sized as a D cup and others with 320 cc as a B cup in the same lingerie store.  Choose your size together with your surgeon and do not pay attention to the tag inside your bra.  Best wishes.