I'm having my surgery soon. I'd like to be a large D. I did not try on sizers at my pre-op, and my Dr didn't ask for pictures, but I am trusting his better judgement. He is board certified. I'm 5'8" and currently 190 lbs. Im asking for significant upper pole roundness. Do you feel that 550 cc moderate plus implants may be too large or do you think that with my larger frame they will be proportionate to my desires? My bust size is currently 40". Thank you for your input.
October 5, 2014
Answer: Will A Breast Implant Of Any Size Correct A 3rd Degree Ptosis? Your nipples point straight down, the right one more than the left. In this situation, no matter what size breast implant you put in, your breast will look abnormal, and over time will droop even more.Please revisit your Board Certified plastic surgeon and discuss the possibility of a lift along with your breast implants. As far as sizing is concerned, without goal pictures and without trying on various size implants, it will be very difficult for both you and your plastic surgeon to be on the same page with reference to the size of implants desired. The letters A, B, C and D have different meanings depending on who you talk to, where you get your breasts sized, where you buy your bras from, and unfortunately, sometimes who does the sizing of your breast since this process is very inconsistent. I would recommend that both you and your Board Certified plastic surgeon agree on the number of ccs in the implant you want as opposed to some ill defined letter.
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October 5, 2014
Answer: Will A Breast Implant Of Any Size Correct A 3rd Degree Ptosis? Your nipples point straight down, the right one more than the left. In this situation, no matter what size breast implant you put in, your breast will look abnormal, and over time will droop even more.Please revisit your Board Certified plastic surgeon and discuss the possibility of a lift along with your breast implants. As far as sizing is concerned, without goal pictures and without trying on various size implants, it will be very difficult for both you and your plastic surgeon to be on the same page with reference to the size of implants desired. The letters A, B, C and D have different meanings depending on who you talk to, where you get your breasts sized, where you buy your bras from, and unfortunately, sometimes who does the sizing of your breast since this process is very inconsistent. I would recommend that both you and your Board Certified plastic surgeon agree on the number of ccs in the implant you want as opposed to some ill defined letter.
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April 10, 2016
Answer: Is 550 cc mentor silicone moderate plus too large for me? I think breast augmentation and lift will produce the best result. I would try on sizers in the office so that you have a better idea of what you will have.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA
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April 10, 2016
Answer: Is 550 cc mentor silicone moderate plus too large for me? I think breast augmentation and lift will produce the best result. I would try on sizers in the office so that you have a better idea of what you will have.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA
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