I am getting high profile silicone breast implants. Will they look too big/fake on my body?The Breast implants will be over the muscle. I am 5 ft. 1in, weight= 112 lbs., ribcage= 31in., and BWD= 11cm., pre-BA (Breast Augmentation) = usually 34B.I want to be a small D cup. I don't mind the slightly fake look but don't want to look ridiculous.
November 29, 2016
Answer: What size breast implants to choose It is always one of the most difficult things for women and surgeons to come to a decision about the right size implants and mutiple factors come into play, but judging from whta you describe, 399 cc implants should be fine. Whether they look natural, etc. depends on your body and your surgeon.
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November 29, 2016
Answer: What size breast implants to choose It is always one of the most difficult things for women and surgeons to come to a decision about the right size implants and mutiple factors come into play, but judging from whta you describe, 399 cc implants should be fine. Whether they look natural, etc. depends on your body and your surgeon.
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July 30, 2009
Answer: Will 300cc implants look right on me? It is actually very very difficult to say without examining you and taking more measurements. The measurements we are looking for are more complex than rib cage width, and take into account breast base width, thickness of tissues in the medial and lateral edges of the breast, thickness of tissues on the upper pole of the breast. In addition, we factor in the height of the nipples and the quality of the skin envelope. Finally, we try to understand what sort of "look" a patient is going for. After all that information is gathered, we look up tables and decide what range of implants might work for that particular patient. In my practice, I spend a fair amount of time having my patients try the implants out and then determine the final size range before surgery.
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July 30, 2009
Answer: Will 300cc implants look right on me? It is actually very very difficult to say without examining you and taking more measurements. The measurements we are looking for are more complex than rib cage width, and take into account breast base width, thickness of tissues in the medial and lateral edges of the breast, thickness of tissues on the upper pole of the breast. In addition, we factor in the height of the nipples and the quality of the skin envelope. Finally, we try to understand what sort of "look" a patient is going for. After all that information is gathered, we look up tables and decide what range of implants might work for that particular patient. In my practice, I spend a fair amount of time having my patients try the implants out and then determine the final size range before surgery.
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