I just turned 18 and I want to get breast implants. I am a size 32 A and 5 feet tall. I am very petite and do not have a lot of breast tissue. What is the biggest size implants I can get without looking out of proportion with the rest of my body? I was thinking of possibly going to a full B cup size. Could I go bigger? Also, would silicone or saline be better? I would want them to be round and full so I would have a good amount of cleavage. Thanks!
April 20, 2014
Answer: Breast Augmentation and Sizing The size you are describing sounds about right. In general silicone implants produce more favorable results in very thin patients like your self. Unfortunately, silicone implants are FDA approved for patients 22 years of age and older. Having said that, saline implants are your only choice, but dont be dissappointed, they are still very nice implants that will provide you with the look you want. Good luck.
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April 20, 2014
Answer: Breast Augmentation and Sizing The size you are describing sounds about right. In general silicone implants produce more favorable results in very thin patients like your self. Unfortunately, silicone implants are FDA approved for patients 22 years of age and older. Having said that, saline implants are your only choice, but dont be dissappointed, they are still very nice implants that will provide you with the look you want. Good luck.
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Answer: Breast implants for petite woman It depends on your breast measurements. If you have little of your own natural tissue, you will need to stick to a smaller implant at first. This allows for your tissues to expand. Then, if you want to go bigger, your tissues will have expanded to allow for a larger implants. Therefore, you may need to have more than one surgery to achieve a larger size - although it may not be necessary depending on what size you choose first. Both saline and silicone offer natural looking results, however silicone tends to be favoured simply because it is resembles natural breast tissue more.
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Answer: Breast implants for petite woman It depends on your breast measurements. If you have little of your own natural tissue, you will need to stick to a smaller implant at first. This allows for your tissues to expand. Then, if you want to go bigger, your tissues will have expanded to allow for a larger implants. Therefore, you may need to have more than one surgery to achieve a larger size - although it may not be necessary depending on what size you choose first. Both saline and silicone offer natural looking results, however silicone tends to be favoured simply because it is resembles natural breast tissue more.
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