At your height and weight, it takes around 200-225cc to equal one bra cup size. Using those implants would likely give you a very nice look, though you would more likely be a B cup in size.Try implants on in a bra and stretchy top and see what you like BEFORE looking at the implant sizes. In other words, go for a look starting with too small up to too large and narrow out those you don't like before you or your friend look at any numbers on the back of an implant. Then, realize your surgeon (if s/he knows what they are doing) will need to add 10-20-% to whatever implant you chose, in order to compensate for submuscular compression that would make your exact choice look smaller than when sizing.At 32AA, you have virtually no breast tissue of your own, so you likely need somewhat larger than the 245-255 you have indicated. Remember that a 12ounce can of soda is 360cc. Think of a can of pop as your entire breast volume--do you think it would be a "low C cup"? (I didn't think so!)Forget about the number, bring goal photographs (nude from the internet, not a bra catalog) and try on implants. Then, remember to forget about the numbers and trust your ABPS-certified plastic surgeon who should have lots of experience with breast augmentation. Then, if you like your new look, I'd also recommend forgetting what you new bra labels say--go for what fits and looks cute, even if it says D or C or B. It's the look, not the letter on the bra label!Click on the web reference link below for more information in my Comprehensive Guide to Breast Augmentation. Cheers and Best wishes! Dr. Tholen
Thank you for the question.To best help you, a physical examination or picture evaluation is required in order to determine which procedures and techniques would be best for your case.Dr. Campos
