What size implants should I get if I am 5'4", 115 pounds and looking to be a D/DD cup? (Photos)

Hi, thank you for your question.Implant sizing is determined during an examination by your doctor, when he/she will take measurements of your breasts to help guide implant selection. It is difficult to do via photos. Ultimately, your board certified plastic surgeon will be able to help you decide on the appropriate size for your frame and body type. I hope this helps. Best of luck! 

Thank you for your question.  Choosing what type and size of breast implants can be difficult.  A good starting point is to book an in-person consultation with a plastic surgeon who will understand your overall goals, take measurements, and assess skin tone.  These factors will help to determine implant type and a size range that best suits your frame.  You may have the opportunity to try on sizers that will provide you a general sense of your size after surgery.  Lastly, it is difficult to predict a cup size post surgery as each bra manufacturer has differing standards for sizing.  @yorkplasticsurgery

Selecting a breast implant to suit your goals involves multiple variables but for the cup size goals and starting points it would sound like your PS would be in the right neighborhood. A consultation including imaging could help but think of a cup size being between 150 to 200cc so a 400 cc implant could increase you over 2 cup sizes. Height of the implant will give the projection you need or don't need.

It’s very difficult to predict a specific cup size after breast augmentation. The answer depends partially on how large your breasts were before the operation and what size implants are being put in, but also what brand of bra. There is really no consistency anymore between what a “D” really is from one brand to another. One woman may be a double d in one brand and a c in another. The best way to judge is to try the implants at your sizing session and see if they look right for your frame and whether they look like what you picture a D cup should look like on you rather than focus on what the actual letter in the new bras you eventually buy are. Hope that helps!

Hello and thank you for the question.  An in-person consultation is needed to give you a useful advice and I would suggest that you discuss this with your plastic surgeon. Many factors including patient's desired breast size, skin envelope (both quality and quantity) and breast width diameter among others are important in selecting the implant size. Choosing the right implant should be a shared decision between you and your plastic surgeon. In a typical consultation, you try a variety of in-bra sizers and in combination with several other measurements that your surgeon will do, the final implant volume is selected. Use of 'goal pictures' is  also an effective way to communicate your goals with your plastic surgeon. Generally speaking, each 125-150 cc corresponds to one cup size. So My best advice is that you communicate your goals and aesthetic ideals with your surgeon as clearly as possible and trust your surgeon's skills and abilities to deliver what you are looking for.
Best wishes and good luck,

Pejman Aflaki, M.D.

Johns Hopkins-trained double board-certified plastic surgeon