I'm 41 years old, my hight 5.4 weigh,114 Ibs. i want sth.little more natural! am planning to get 200cc,round, high profile,my surgery next week! still not decided should i go higher because i put 200cc looks normal!! Thanks
September 19, 2017
Answer: 200cc HP implants will be too small and too narrow = very unnatural.
At 5'4" and 114 lbs, you probably don't have very much of you own breast tissue, especially if you have had children. 200cc will add less than a cup size to your present volume, which may be all you want if you have tried on implants in a bra. However, you should understand that if 200cc looks good in a bra, it will look too small under your muscle, and your surgeon should add about 50cc (3 tablespoons and 1 teaspoon) additional volume to give you the look you prefer. Thus, 250cc implants would be the proper ones to use.
But, NOT high profile. These are too narrow and will give you a wide unnatural cleavage!
170cc saline High Profile implants filled to 200cc are only 8.8cm wide. 190cc saline HP implants are 9.2cm wide. Your breast base is likely 13-15cm wide.
Silicone gel (cohesive) 200cc HP implants are 9.7cm wide--still much to narrow for a natural look with a normal cleavage!
250cc moderate profile silicone implants have a 12.3cm diameter--a significantly better match to what I am guessing your measurements should be close to, and a much more natural look with a not-too-wide cleavage.
So the biggest problem I see is not with your choice of size (as long as you allow your surgeon to add that 50cc more to compensate for the submuscular compression), but the choice of High Profile implants. At this size you should ask for moderate (the lowest and widest) profile available! Please review this with your surgeon so that you can minimize the heartache and expense of re-operation! Best wishes!
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September 19, 2017
Answer: 200cc HP implants will be too small and too narrow = very unnatural.
At 5'4" and 114 lbs, you probably don't have very much of you own breast tissue, especially if you have had children. 200cc will add less than a cup size to your present volume, which may be all you want if you have tried on implants in a bra. However, you should understand that if 200cc looks good in a bra, it will look too small under your muscle, and your surgeon should add about 50cc (3 tablespoons and 1 teaspoon) additional volume to give you the look you prefer. Thus, 250cc implants would be the proper ones to use.
But, NOT high profile. These are too narrow and will give you a wide unnatural cleavage!
170cc saline High Profile implants filled to 200cc are only 8.8cm wide. 190cc saline HP implants are 9.2cm wide. Your breast base is likely 13-15cm wide.
Silicone gel (cohesive) 200cc HP implants are 9.7cm wide--still much to narrow for a natural look with a normal cleavage!
250cc moderate profile silicone implants have a 12.3cm diameter--a significantly better match to what I am guessing your measurements should be close to, and a much more natural look with a not-too-wide cleavage.
So the biggest problem I see is not with your choice of size (as long as you allow your surgeon to add that 50cc more to compensate for the submuscular compression), but the choice of High Profile implants. At this size you should ask for moderate (the lowest and widest) profile available! Please review this with your surgeon so that you can minimize the heartache and expense of re-operation! Best wishes!
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February 15, 2012
Answer: High profile implants are narrow with increased projection.
The answer to your question really depends on your measurements, specifically your breast base width diameter.
As a general rule, the High Profile implants do not look natural. If you have sufficient base width, then a midrange moderate plus profile tends to have a more natural look.
That is about as much information as I can give without photos and without measurements. See two or more board-certified plastic surgeons in your area for more information and sizing recommendations.
Good Luck.
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February 15, 2012
Answer: High profile implants are narrow with increased projection.
The answer to your question really depends on your measurements, specifically your breast base width diameter.
As a general rule, the High Profile implants do not look natural. If you have sufficient base width, then a midrange moderate plus profile tends to have a more natural look.
That is about as much information as I can give without photos and without measurements. See two or more board-certified plastic surgeons in your area for more information and sizing recommendations.
Good Luck.
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