I'm 5'7" 133 lbs 34b possibly small c... Considering 485cc silicone ... Would that bring me to size D? Please help.

An in-office consultation is the best way to answer your question with more certainty.Based on your information, you are at a very good weight and your breast measurements 34B-small C are quite typical. If you are looking to be in the D cup range most likely implants in the range of 450+ cc should be plenty large to achieve a D cup result.You should consult with a plastic surgeon in person to answer all of your questions and help you to achieve your goal.

At size 34 B each 100 cc’s of implant corresponds to 1 cup size change. 200 cc implants would take you up to a size D. It is unlikely that 485 cc implants would fit retro-pectoral, would extrude inferiorly and laterally requiring revision. I always recommend small silicone gel implants placed retro-pectoral since they look and feel more natural, are more stable, less likely to ripple or have complications needing revision.

Best Wishes,

Gary Horndeski, M.D.

Thanks for your question. Given your height, weight and current size, a 485CC implant would put you at >D cup. Whether this is DD or beyond is hard to say. There is a loose rule that it takes about 200CC to change to the next cup size. This is not a hard and fast rule, but a generalization. A 485 CC implant that is the Moderate Plus with Mentor or Moderate profile with Sientra will be 13.5-14cm wide. I would be surprised if your base diameter was that wide. The risk of using that large an implant is that it increases the possibility of implant malposition as well as capsular contracture. A larger implant will weigh more as well. Not everyone has the same measurements however and that is why it is important to meet with someone who can explain these variables. Find a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who is an ASAPS member. Best of Luck!

It is hard to determine what
cup size you will be after surgery. You will have to wait one month after
surgery to go bra shopping and learn your new size, remember you are going to be a little bit swollen the first weeks, so it's impossible to know what size you're going to be. You'll just have to wait and see for yourself.

Without seeing you in person it is difficult to say what volume implant is right for you. Remember though, volume of implants do not approximate cup size exactly.