I am 5'7" and 165 pounds (I have a large frame and have always been heavier than I look - currently I fit in size 10 pants). My breast size is 36A.I recently had my first consult for Breast augmentation and given my measurements and desire to be a full C/small D, the doctor recommended moderate profile, silicone 650cc, placed sub-muscularly, because he thinks much smaller and I'll have a large space between. 650 seems huge to me. Is it too big?
November 10, 2015
Answer: Implant Size This may be large however I recommend you try on a variety of sizers at your next consultation to see what works for you. You may find that 650cc may actually give you a good result.
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November 10, 2015
Answer: Implant Size This may be large however I recommend you try on a variety of sizers at your next consultation to see what works for you. You may find that 650cc may actually give you a good result.
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December 16, 2016
Answer: Implant size to achieve C or D cup At 5'7" 165 lbs theoretically anything over 400cc would achieve a C cup. There multiple implant styles that can achieve the look you desire. I recommend searching out a experienced, board certified plastic surgeon for another consultation. There are some critical measurements that are performed to help determine the best implant for you. These need to be done by someone experienced. The distance in between your breasts is not likely to be conquered by using a larger implants and is part of the measurements taken into consideration during a consultation.
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December 16, 2016
Answer: Implant size to achieve C or D cup At 5'7" 165 lbs theoretically anything over 400cc would achieve a C cup. There multiple implant styles that can achieve the look you desire. I recommend searching out a experienced, board certified plastic surgeon for another consultation. There are some critical measurements that are performed to help determine the best implant for you. These need to be done by someone experienced. The distance in between your breasts is not likely to be conquered by using a larger implants and is part of the measurements taken into consideration during a consultation.
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