24yr 5’6 128lb one child. These are my before, followed by goal photos. I know cc’s don’t correlate to bra sizes and every bra is different but I’d love to be a full D-DD. Planning on one more child in the next year or two, unable to breastfeed so that wouldn’t be part of the plan. Surgeon said 390cc would put me at a D but I’m worried about not going large enough and having some sag after second child. Thank you in advance.
May 30, 2019
Answer: Implant Sizing Hello,Stop thinking in cups. You need to be sized so you see what you'll look like. That's all that matters, with the exception of avoiding complications related to an implant that is too big for your anatomic capacity. So, you also need to be evaluated to be determine anatomic capacity and not choose an implant larger. Those that do are at high risk for complications that lead to reoperation.
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May 30, 2019
Answer: Implant Sizing Hello,Stop thinking in cups. You need to be sized so you see what you'll look like. That's all that matters, with the exception of avoiding complications related to an implant that is too big for your anatomic capacity. So, you also need to be evaluated to be determine anatomic capacity and not choose an implant larger. Those that do are at high risk for complications that lead to reoperation.
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June 3, 2019
Answer: Size Your surgeon who has examined and measured you will be the best one to tell what range of sizes best suits your frame and tissue. Please do not choose a size that is too large, because it may sag and will thin out your tissue. Anatomical textured implants do carry some long term risks, like late seroma or fluid collection, and double capsules that are much less seen with smooth implants. Your surgeon and discuss the pros and cons of the different types of implants.
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June 3, 2019
Answer: Size Your surgeon who has examined and measured you will be the best one to tell what range of sizes best suits your frame and tissue. Please do not choose a size that is too large, because it may sag and will thin out your tissue. Anatomical textured implants do carry some long term risks, like late seroma or fluid collection, and double capsules that are much less seen with smooth implants. Your surgeon and discuss the pros and cons of the different types of implants.
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