115 lbs at most. I'm getting a breast augmentation in two weeks and was wanting a D, right now I'm a 32 A. I was told by my surgeon I have a bit of sagging and to do the procedure without a lift I should go with 400cc's. I don't have any volume up top due to the sagging from pregnancy. I know I need to go with a bigger size implant to get what I want but I'm stuck between 450 cc's 475 cc's or 500 cc's. do you think with my size and the way my breast are that one of these sizes would give me a D?
March 21, 2013
Answer: 5'3" 115 lbs and A to D cup
In smaller women, 175 cc may increase you one cup size. Thus, extrapolating 3 cup sizes would be 525 cc. However, these are estimates, and sizers in the office will allow you to get a better appreciation of what volume is needed. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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March 21, 2013
Answer: 5'3" 115 lbs and A to D cup
In smaller women, 175 cc may increase you one cup size. Thus, extrapolating 3 cup sizes would be 525 cc. However, these are estimates, and sizers in the office will allow you to get a better appreciation of what volume is needed. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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Answer: Implant and cup size
There are several variables in determining implant size. When recommending implant size for my patients, I consider the followings: 1) patients' anatomy (height, weight, chest width, chest height, amount of breast tissue) and 2) patients' desired look/goal. Without knowing your chest measurement and breast tissue amount, I cannot give you any recommendation. You should visit with board-certified plastic surgeon who will examine you. Try implant sizers to get a rough estimate of the size you may want. As you know, bra/cup size will vary depending on the brand. Good luck with you.
Dr. Sugene Kim
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Answer: Implant and cup size
There are several variables in determining implant size. When recommending implant size for my patients, I consider the followings: 1) patients' anatomy (height, weight, chest width, chest height, amount of breast tissue) and 2) patients' desired look/goal. Without knowing your chest measurement and breast tissue amount, I cannot give you any recommendation. You should visit with board-certified plastic surgeon who will examine you. Try implant sizers to get a rough estimate of the size you may want. As you know, bra/cup size will vary depending on the brand. Good luck with you.
Dr. Sugene Kim
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