I REALLY want to be smaller breasted after my augmentation. I don't want to be anything more than a C cup! I do however want to gain upper breast volume that was lost during my pregnancy, nursing my children, and my age. My plastic surgeon, and I decided on 250 cc moderate plus profile implants filling to desired aesthetic. Yes, I do like saline. He assured me that a 250 implant is on the smaller side. Is it? He's the expert but I may want to bug him about going even smaller. ???
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"Hate" is a very strong word. There is a large variation among women in the width between their two breasts, and you are still considered normal. Implants can help minimize the distance between the two breasts.
I would suggest meeting with a board certified plastic surgeon, being examined and measured, and trying on the range of sizes that best fits your frame and tissue. Then, you can see what you actually like on your body.
No, you will still need a lift. However, you could just have implants placed behind the breast for bigger and still sagging breasts, then choose to do a lift after you have had all the children you want. I would suggest doing the augmentation and lift for a much better look. Some breasts change...