I am going in for my breast implants in a week, and I'm having second thoughts about the size. I am 25 years old, I have one child, and I don't have any sagging or stretch marks on my breasts. I am currently an A cup and I would like to be a full natural D cup. My surgeon and I decided on 600cc cohesive gel implants. I'm wondering if they will end up looking too big. Is 600cc too big? If not, how big will my breast end up being?
May 2, 2018
Answer: 600 cc Silicone Implants Those would be rather larger implants. Although we dont know your measurements and your height and weight. Some patients do require larger implants to achieve the results they want, but in general larger implants rarely look "natural".My recommendation is always dont search for particular cc but for a look you are trying to achieve. Seek out a board certified plastic surgeon that performs measurements and looks at those measurements before you both decide on a particular sized implants. The larger the implant the more the risk for reoperation in the near future.Hope that helps.
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May 2, 2018
Answer: 600 cc Silicone Implants Those would be rather larger implants. Although we dont know your measurements and your height and weight. Some patients do require larger implants to achieve the results they want, but in general larger implants rarely look "natural".My recommendation is always dont search for particular cc but for a look you are trying to achieve. Seek out a board certified plastic surgeon that performs measurements and looks at those measurements before you both decide on a particular sized implants. The larger the implant the more the risk for reoperation in the near future.Hope that helps.
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January 10, 2018
Answer: 600cc Breast Implants to Achieve D Cup Too Large? It's a great question and it's important to know that proper implant sizing requires close communication between you and your plastic surgeon. 600 cc implants would be considered large for most women. They typically appear unnatural, and the extra weight leads to more rapid stretching and sagging of your breasts with time. If you're having concerns, reach out to your plastic surgeon. They will be happy to help you find the implant that's right for you. In my office, I spend a lot of time with each woman to help her choose the perfect implant, so that she can move forward with confidence.
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January 10, 2018
Answer: 600cc Breast Implants to Achieve D Cup Too Large? It's a great question and it's important to know that proper implant sizing requires close communication between you and your plastic surgeon. 600 cc implants would be considered large for most women. They typically appear unnatural, and the extra weight leads to more rapid stretching and sagging of your breasts with time. If you're having concerns, reach out to your plastic surgeon. They will be happy to help you find the implant that's right for you. In my office, I spend a lot of time with each woman to help her choose the perfect implant, so that she can move forward with confidence.
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January 10, 2016
Answer: Breast implant sizing Thank you for your question and for sharing your photo. Size of the implants can be very personal choices that a patient makes. In many cases, patients can go from a A cup to a D cup or larger. In our practice, I begin by asking whether you are looking for more projection or perkiness and whether you mind have some of the breast tissue push outwards on the side. In addition, I ask you to try on different external sizers to give you a sense of what your breast may look like and the feel of extra volume in the breasts. The volume range and the breast shape preferences helps me the further guide you in your implant selection and to give you guidance on what the breast might look. In addition, the skin laxity is important to assess whether it can accommodate such a big increase in size.I would visit with some board certified plastic surgeons in your area to discuss your options and goals in more detail.
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January 10, 2016
Answer: Breast implant sizing Thank you for your question and for sharing your photo. Size of the implants can be very personal choices that a patient makes. In many cases, patients can go from a A cup to a D cup or larger. In our practice, I begin by asking whether you are looking for more projection or perkiness and whether you mind have some of the breast tissue push outwards on the side. In addition, I ask you to try on different external sizers to give you a sense of what your breast may look like and the feel of extra volume in the breasts. The volume range and the breast shape preferences helps me the further guide you in your implant selection and to give you guidance on what the breast might look. In addition, the skin laxity is important to assess whether it can accommodate such a big increase in size.I would visit with some board certified plastic surgeons in your area to discuss your options and goals in more detail.
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