I am a 34 yr. old woman, 155 lbs, medium frame, and my current bra size is 36D. I am undecisive about selecting a 400ccL/450ccR or a 450ccL/500ccR.
I have tried on the sizers and liked both. However, I am afraid that if I go with the 450/500 it will look to big. I want my breast to have a full feeling but do not want them to be too big.
October 4, 2014
Answer: Try on sizers! You need to try on sizers to see if you like a particular volume. You do not look like a D cup. The sizes you mention look like they will fit you well. You just need to see which you like best by trying on the sizers.
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October 4, 2014
Answer: Try on sizers! You need to try on sizers to see if you like a particular volume. You do not look like a D cup. The sizes you mention look like they will fit you well. You just need to see which you like best by trying on the sizers.
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March 17, 2016
Answer: 500CC Implant May Be Too Large for Your Frame. You May Benefit From a Breast Lift! Based on your pictures, it appears that you have significant breast sag in the presence of moderate breast volume. Without the ability to perform a physical exam, it’s very difficult to make an accurate assessment of your situation. It would appear that correction of your problem will require a breast lift. This breast lift will result in your breasts appearing larger than they did when they were saggy. For this reason alone, a 500CC implant might be too large for your body. It’s important to understand that correction of this type of complex problem will require that your surgeon be able to make decisions in the operating room. It’s important that you discuss your aesthetic goals with your surgeon and it’s also important that you realize that decisions will need to be made in the operating room that will optimize your result.
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March 17, 2016
Answer: 500CC Implant May Be Too Large for Your Frame. You May Benefit From a Breast Lift! Based on your pictures, it appears that you have significant breast sag in the presence of moderate breast volume. Without the ability to perform a physical exam, it’s very difficult to make an accurate assessment of your situation. It would appear that correction of your problem will require a breast lift. This breast lift will result in your breasts appearing larger than they did when they were saggy. For this reason alone, a 500CC implant might be too large for your body. It’s important to understand that correction of this type of complex problem will require that your surgeon be able to make decisions in the operating room. It’s important that you discuss your aesthetic goals with your surgeon and it’s also important that you realize that decisions will need to be made in the operating room that will optimize your result.
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