5'8", 136lb, Under Muscle - 330cc vs. 360cc?

30ccs is a very tiny measurement.  Your PS is recommending going a little bigger than 300 because when placed under the muscle, you loose some of the size. 

Generally speaking, if you like the look of a 330cc implant, you may need a slightly larger implant to achieve that look at the time of surgery. I recommend trying on several sizes before committing but 360cc sounds like a reasonable option as long as you have enough soft tissue/breast tissue to prevent rippling.  You can also consider the option of silicone implants to minimize rippling or wrinkling.

I use 3D imaging to assist in the sizing process which eliminates any guesswork.

Best wishes,

Dr.Bruno

I always suggest that if a patient is having difficulty choosing between two sizes, to go with the larger implant.

In any event 30cc is about an ounce - not much to worry about.

30 cc is actually a very small different and most surgeons will adjust you upwards following sizing to account for placement beneath the muscle.  That being said, the size is probably very appropriate for you.

I hope that helps!

Thank you for the question and photos. The
choosing of implants is a very crucial and is one that should be done through
an in-person exam. Various aspects could affect the choice of implants
like breast tissue, body measurements, desired end result and the like. 30 cc difference is not that big of a difference. relay you desired end result to your surgeon specifically.  It is
always best to visit a board-certified plastic surgeon and have a full
evaluation for your concern. Best of luck. Dr. Michael Omidi.


An in-person exam with a board-certified plastic
surgeon is the best way to assess your needs and provide true medical advice.