Interested in 400cc high profile over muscle breast lift with implants, will they be big enough? (photos)

You need to be examined in person to determine what would suit you best. When choosing an implant, the surgeon is guided by what the patient desires. It is then essential for the surgeon to examine you, take some measurements and recommend what would suit your body. You breast base diameter determines what size implant you can have and how big you can go, and yet look natural. Although, various morphing softwares can help give you an idea of what your augmented breasts might look like, it is important for you to try sizers in garments to help you get a 'real' 3D feel and also give you an idea as to what it would feel like to carry that extra weight. The Biodynamic breast analysis system is an excellent method of helping patients choose their implants.


Whilst it is nice to have larger boobs, it is equally important for them to look as natural as possible. As a general rule, the larger the implant, the harder it is to hide them. One should also take in to account the weight of the implants. The larger the implants, the heavier they will be and this can have adverse effects on your breast envelope. The breast can end up being droopy with a stretched skin envelope in future if the implants are heavy. It is safer to use smaller implants when an uplift is done at the same time to avoid compromising on circulation to nipple and skin envelope. For optimal outcome, please consult a fully qualified plastic surgeon, who has specialist qualification in plastic surgery 'FRCS Plast' after having being trained adequately in the field of plastic surgery, is registered on the 'Specialist register for Plastic surgery' with the General Medical Council and has been considered competent enough to be a member of the 'BAPRAS' (British Association of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons) and 'BAAPS' (British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons) at the least.

Hi, thanks for your question
the maths of it is that approx 140cc corresponds to a cup size to 400cc should add just shy of 3 cup sizes to your breasts.
combining breast 'uplift' with implants is a difficult procedure as these 2 procedures 'fight' against each other.......imagine if you put on a stone and then tried to put on a dress that was a size smaller than you were previously.....
implant mastopexy has a 25% revision rate.
400cc implant is quite large and I would find it very challenging to put this into your breasts AND do uplift at the same time.  There will be a lot of tightness and stretch on the scars and the nipple pad and this could threaten the viability of the nipple.  The photo simulation you have does not necessarily indicate what is feasible surgically.
My approach would be to do the implants the size you want and then plan to do an uplift subsequently if you wanted this.  It would give a safer and more predictable outcome.
I hope you achieve what you want.