Mentor 405cc moderate plus extra under the muscle. Will larger implants increase upper fullness? (photos)

Most women cannot take 450 or 500 cc on the chest without going to a high profile implant. There is a good chance that a breast lift may be needed to lift the areola depending upon the final position of the implants.

Good morning,
You do have a little bottoming out, which means your implants mainly sit below your nipple level, which makes your nipple position look high and takes away from your cleavage and upper pole fullness. Simply going bigger will not correct this- you need the pockets fixed. I correct this with the Original Internal Bra, my strong permanent internal suturing technique, which corrects your bottoming out, moves your implants higher on your chest wall and closer together, and secures them there over the long term. I first developed this technique 20 years ago, and today it is the most common revision I perform, 5-6 times a week- it works and it lasts!

Implants that are too big, too high profile, or too firm (from overfill, very highly cohesive gel, or scar capsule tightness) have a greater impact on tissue stretch, leading to, as in your case, drop out. If you want more upper pole fullness, you should consider an alternative to the overfilled device from Mentor. An implant that is flatter, wider, and less overfilled (with a more cohesive gel than found in Mentor) will give you more reliable upper pole fullness and be less likely to drop out. I have no financial relationship with any implant company in the US ( I do with Motiva, a company that does not have implants here), but I think that the implant that serves most women best is made by Sientra. There devices are slightly underfilled, but with highly cohesive gel - actually there is a choice of two levels of cohesivity - and their shells are more elastic. Together, this adds up to a device that is softer than a comparable Natrelle Inspira implant, and one that is more reliable in shape than a traditional (non-overfilled) Mentor implant. I only recommend going bigger if you want to be bigger; don't do it to only achieve a shape change.