How much does a Extra Large Breast Augmentation cost? And am I a great candidate for this procedure? (photo)

Hi and thanks for your question.  The answer to your question I think lies in your motivation for wanting extra large implants.  If you are a performer or entertainer, then it becomes more of a business decision.  In that instance, you may be willing to accept the inevitable future consequences and expenses related to correcting the damage caused by oversized implants.  You should also be prepared to accept a staged approach to getting to the oversized look as there are limits imposed by your natural breast dimensions.  If you are not making this business decision, then there are other factors you should consider. Oversize implants make women look heavy, as in overweight. Clothing choices are severely limited meaning "custom made".  Bra choices are similarly very limited.  Sagging and some loss of sensation are also in evitable consequences.  You will also find that the way people relate to you and the way you are perceived will change, and you may find that surprising and maybe unsettling.  It is not a decision to be made quickly or taken lightly.  As in any procedure that is outside of the ordinary, it is highly recommended to seek out someone with the most experience in exactly what you're looking for.  As for price, I would think they would charge more than the average cost.  But if cost is an issue, it may not be the best choice for you as the initial surgery price is just the beginning. Best wishes to you, Joel A. Williams, M.D., F.A.C.S.

I appreciate your question.

Cost varies by geographic location, surgeon expertise, OR time, anesthesia, length of procedure etc.  I would recommend that you see a board certified plastic surgeon in your area who specializes in aesthetic and restorative plastic surgery and who is also a member of The American Society of Plastic Surgery.  You can call their offices in advance and ask for quotes prior to scheduling consultations.

The best way to assess and give true advice would be an in-person exam.

Please see a board-certified plastic surgeon that specializes in aesthetic and restorative plastic surgery.

Best of luck!

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Thanks for sharing your concerns with us. The rule is:higher implant volume = greater weight over skin. You can reach the volume you want, I recommend using a highly cohesive silicon implant ("gummy bear" implants).Finally, the investment for "Extra large breast augmentation" rounds:$5,000 USD Standard package $6,000 USD "All Inclusive Package".Ps: currently there are important limited seasonal offers with which you can get even better price. For more information please contact us and ask for our Limited Discount Coupons.Respectfully,Dr. Emmanuel Mallol Cotes.-

Although extra large breast augmentation can be performed safely in many instances, one should proceed with caution. Your surgeon will evaluate your anatomy and skin quality to determine if you are a candidate for this. Some women require more than one surgery to get to their desired size. Extra large implants put more stress on incisions and there is a higher risk of being able to feel the implant or have positional issues. Ask your surgeon regarding his or her thoughts and also experience with extra-large implants.

I have seen many young women go down the path of super huge implants. I was called to the emergency room once to see a woman from out of town, a Dominatrix who had a gig in New York, she had an exposed implant. Hence the caution needed to avoid cartooning your body image with huge implants that may eventually wear down the overlying skin, muscle or ribs. Huge implants will eventually cause stretch of the skin and contribute to sagging breast tissue. See a board certified ASAPS surgeon for your best advice. Also 3 D Vectra imaging may help you realize a safe volume that may last a life time. Good luck...

Thank you for your question and photographs.  Breast augmentations are similarly priced regardless of the size, shape, or profile of implant used.  There are some additional associated risks with the use of large implants, so be sure to see a board certified plastic surgeon for an in-person evaluation and discussion of the procedure.

Hello and thanks for the good questions. It is possible to have large breast with the look that you are describing but the specifics of volume and implant size depend on the dimensions of your body. The cost of an augmentation in my practice does not depend on the size of the implant. You are best served by having a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon. 

Hello. Thanks for the question. Big implants usually means big problems if not placed in the appropriate patient. Please consult with a BCPS prior to your decision for breast measurements, soft tissue evaluation and implant selection. Good luck. Dr. B

The reason you do not see a lot of really large implants being done, is because the larger the implants, the more likely that there are problems from the weight and size.

Be careful what you ask for.  The ultimate fate of large implants is to sag.  Time, weight and gravity are not on your side.  Better to follow the advise of an experienced plastic surgeon before you make a decision that you will ultimately come to regret.