Will 400cc HP Breast Implants Look Fine on Small Frame?

It’s always
difficult making decisions about breast size without performing a physical exam
or seeing preoperative pictures.In
addition, the patient’s underlying anatomy and personal preference for size and
shape must be considered, as well.It’s
important to realize that a 400 cc implant in someone who is only 4'11" would
be considered very large. For this
reason it’s very important that this issue be thoroughly discussed with your
surgeon so that a treatment plan can be developed that addresses your anatomic
concerns and hopefully achieves your aesthetic goals.Even when tremendous care is taken
preoperatively to determine breast size the final decision needs to be made in
the operating room by the surgeon. At this point an assessment can be made
regarding how the patient’s breast tissue interacts with the breast implant.
Occasionally obtaining a specific size doesn’t allow the surgeon to meet the
patients other aesthetic goals.For this
reason locking into a specific size isn’t always a good idea.Results are better when the surgeon has the
ability to make adjustments in the operating room.In your case, I think it’s important
to thoroughly discuss your aesthetic goals with your surgeon. Make sure he has
the latitude to do what’s best for you in the operating room so he can meet
your aesthetic goals.It’s important that
you have an approximate idea of the breast size that you’re considering, but
don’t become married to an absolute number.

I use a technique called dimensional breast augmentation which involves taking in a number of factors and measurements, so each patient is unique. That being said, given your height, weight, and your activity level, along with the fact you are considering a lift, I would say you are probably not that far off in choosing an implant in that range. Best thing to do is to see a qualified plastic surgeon that has good breast expertise.

Hi I strongly recommend a visit an experienced, board certified plastic surgeon to help choose your implant size.  There are a few critical meaurements and tissue characteristics that will help determine your implant size.  My biggest recommendation- IGNORE THE "size" and choose an implant that actually fits your breast!  Best Wishes!!

AS the increased use of silicone implants becomes more popular there are lessons we have learned that are distinct from saline. High profile silicone is not as high profile as saline and this can scare patients away. I have relied onuse of the sizers to assist me in this regard. However this is s larger than average implant for a smaller than average frame. 

Caution!!!  Those sound big on your frame, but ultimately I would need measurements to make the final determination.  But judging from your height and weight yes they are a bit too big and may need to down size a bit to get with in your base diameter.
Good luck.