I went to a consultation with a plastic surgeon. We tried on many breast implants and decided on two sizes, 550 cc and 650 cc in the other. I am a bigger girl, 5'6' and around 160 lbs. They looked good in the bra with a shirt on, but I'm just wondering, if they drop, will I have cleavage? Is that a good size for me because I'm bigger? Will that make me a D or a DD? I just want to make sure I'm not going to have "[RS bleep] Star" boobs. I was told average recovery time is 5-8 days. I'm still smoking, and the surgery is in 3 weeks.
Answer: Implants too Big Average implant volume is somewhere between 300 and 400 ccs. So the volumes you are interested in are by definition "larger" than average. There are a couple of issues your plastic surgeon will need to attend to:
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Answer: Implants too Big Average implant volume is somewhere between 300 and 400 ccs. So the volumes you are interested in are by definition "larger" than average. There are a couple of issues your plastic surgeon will need to attend to:
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Answer: You liked the sizers! It is a good size for you because you liked the way the sizers looked! Everybnody has a different opinion about the way their body should look. You have selected the size based on your own personal understanding of size, and that is the most important thing! Stop smoking if you can, that is the most important contribution you can make to your own recovery.
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Answer: You liked the sizers! It is a good size for you because you liked the way the sizers looked! Everybnody has a different opinion about the way their body should look. You have selected the size based on your own personal understanding of size, and that is the most important thing! Stop smoking if you can, that is the most important contribution you can make to your own recovery.
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March 11, 2015
Answer: Choose Implants That Fit Your Body & Frame
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March 11, 2015
Answer: Choose Implants That Fit Your Body & Frame
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October 30, 2015
Answer: Are my implants too large. You have many concerns which are difficult to address adequately in an email. Seeing that you have been to a consultation with a plastic surgeon, I would rely primarily on her/his evaluation and recommendations. These are relatively large implants for the average augmentation but they may be proportionate for you. Generally the risk of complications may increase with increasing size.
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October 30, 2015
Answer: Are my implants too large. You have many concerns which are difficult to address adequately in an email. Seeing that you have been to a consultation with a plastic surgeon, I would rely primarily on her/his evaluation and recommendations. These are relatively large implants for the average augmentation but they may be proportionate for you. Generally the risk of complications may increase with increasing size.
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April 13, 2016
Answer: Breast augmentation using large implants 5'6" is a good height to carry large breast implants. As long as the implants are placed submuscularly, you will have a nice natural sloped look depending on the placement. Remember that internally your anatomy is different and you may need a different number of cc's to achieve the look you want. I would suggest showing your plastic surgeon pictures of what look you would like to achieve.
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April 13, 2016
Answer: Breast augmentation using large implants 5'6" is a good height to carry large breast implants. As long as the implants are placed submuscularly, you will have a nice natural sloped look depending on the placement. Remember that internally your anatomy is different and you may need a different number of cc's to achieve the look you want. I would suggest showing your plastic surgeon pictures of what look you would like to achieve.
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