I just had my first consultation I went in saying I want a full "C". I definitely dont want anything too big. After my exam the doctor said I have a concaved sternum and very rounded ribs with a 12.5 diameter and very slight "tube boob" so he recommended a HP saline implant filled to 600cc's. I got him down to 500cc but he was hesitant to bring in any smaller for me to try, those would best balance out my body. I am 6ft tall 135lbs. 34AA bra size. Are 500cc to large? Thanks!
February 26, 2014
Answer: 500cc Implants too large? The choice of the correct implant type and style needs to take into account your chestwidth and amount of soft tissue coverage. High profile implants have a narrower base(size-for-size) than moderate or moderate plus, but more projection. However, they may not give as natural a shape as a more moderate profile device. Also, silicone gel implantswould have advantages in texture/softness given your lean frame. Don't hesitate to havea second consult with your surgeon to discuss all of your options. A second opinion byanother qualified plastic surgeon in your area may also be helpful.
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February 26, 2014
Answer: 500cc Implants too large? The choice of the correct implant type and style needs to take into account your chestwidth and amount of soft tissue coverage. High profile implants have a narrower base(size-for-size) than moderate or moderate plus, but more projection. However, they may not give as natural a shape as a more moderate profile device. Also, silicone gel implantswould have advantages in texture/softness given your lean frame. Don't hesitate to havea second consult with your surgeon to discuss all of your options. A second opinion byanother qualified plastic surgeon in your area may also be helpful.
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February 25, 2014
Answer: Implants and size It is difficult from the photos posted to see the concavity of the central chest. It does not look bad in the photos. As for implants, those are very large and they will not look natural. An exam in person would be best to assess a good volume. You can also do a baggy test to get a rough idea.
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February 25, 2014
Answer: Implants and size It is difficult from the photos posted to see the concavity of the central chest. It does not look bad in the photos. As for implants, those are very large and they will not look natural. An exam in person would be best to assess a good volume. You can also do a baggy test to get a rough idea.
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