I'm having my surgery on the 1st February and I'm starting to get nervous that I've chosen the wrong size. I'm 5ft 11in, UK size 10 and 11st (154 lbs).
I'm wanting the result of the surgery to take me from a 34A (my surgeon measured 35A) to a 34D.
My surgeon is wanting to use 410cc but after researching more, I've found that most girls my height are getting 500cc+ to achieve a D.
I don't want my breasts to look massive because I'm worried my shoulders might look broad but, I do want them to look a good noticeable size.
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Hi there-
You should try to stick to a goal that will look natural (if a bit large) on your body. When women have implants placed that are significantly out of proportion with their frame, the look doesn't age well, and especially in petite women like yourself the large implants make them look...
As well stated by my colleagues, sizers are useful in the management of breast asymmetry. Intraoperatively they aid in the process of determining volume symmetry but are less beneficial for shape symmetry. If there is a choice between two different implants, sizers will often help make the...
Thank you for the question.
Sometimes breast augmentation has the additional benefit of improving nipple inversion. This is especially true if the nipple inversion is not “permanent nipple inversion”. I usually recommend that patients wait to see if the breast augmentation is suffi...