So im going this Thursday to get implants. I have had a Tummy Tuck and now would like to have volume back in my chest. I wear either a 36C or a 38B. I am 5'5 and weight is 135-140lbs. I have had two children who are now 12 and 4. Lost alot of volume after preg's and also because my weight has gone from 150 to 119 then back to 150. Now i have been 135 for awhile now. I have my surgery in five days....any thoughts??
September 6, 2011
Answer: 650 cc implants An implant size of 650 cc's is quite large. You will definitely be a D cup. You may be happy with the result but in my opinion, implants that large will make you look heavy. If you take a look at several plastic surgeons' websites, you will probably notice the majority of women pictured have implants between 300 and 400 cc's in size. This should give you some perspective on the size most women choose. My best recommendation for you would be to select some before and after photos from other surgeons' websites that you like and where they indicate the size of the implant used.
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September 6, 2011
Answer: 650 cc implants An implant size of 650 cc's is quite large. You will definitely be a D cup. You may be happy with the result but in my opinion, implants that large will make you look heavy. If you take a look at several plastic surgeons' websites, you will probably notice the majority of women pictured have implants between 300 and 400 cc's in size. This should give you some perspective on the size most women choose. My best recommendation for you would be to select some before and after photos from other surgeons' websites that you like and where they indicate the size of the implant used.
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September 6, 2011
Answer: 650 cc Implants, too big?
Without seeing you in person and examining you, it is impossible to give you specific advice. However, 650 cc implants are quite large and I would be concerned that you would not achieve a natural result. Also, you would need to consider the consequences of carrying around that much more weight and the effects of gravity on your chest and skin. You may want to consider implants in the 300 to 400 cc range. However, it is your body and your choice.
Good Luck with your surgery.
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September 6, 2011
Answer: 650 cc Implants, too big?
Without seeing you in person and examining you, it is impossible to give you specific advice. However, 650 cc implants are quite large and I would be concerned that you would not achieve a natural result. Also, you would need to consider the consequences of carrying around that much more weight and the effects of gravity on your chest and skin. You may want to consider implants in the 300 to 400 cc range. However, it is your body and your choice.
Good Luck with your surgery.
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