I have done some research, but I still feel not quite confident with the choice I am leaning towards. I am tall, 5’10’’ and thin, 130 (sometimes less) and I would like to have “proportional” (on my own terms, since it varies) implants. I have been on HRT for a year and I half now. I would like to have a C cup, but open to suggestions on a B. Up to now, my idea would be between 350 and 400cc smooth round silicone implants on both sides. Are these reasonable for the kind of goal I have?
Answer: Implants In my experience, no matter which profile is used, this is unlikely to give you the results you desire. Even though proportionally narrow chested, because of your height this still represents a wider implant that requires quite a lot of projection. Your surgeon should choose the proper implant for your goals.
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Answer: Implants In my experience, no matter which profile is used, this is unlikely to give you the results you desire. Even though proportionally narrow chested, because of your height this still represents a wider implant that requires quite a lot of projection. Your surgeon should choose the proper implant for your goals.
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September 8, 2015
Answer: MTF breast augmentation Based on your pictures there are two bits of advice that I can give you. First, your nipples are widely spread apart and an implant should be centered behind the nipple. If a large implant is used, and it is centered, it will extend onto the side of the chest and under your arm. If a smaller implant is used, there will be a wide cleavage between the implants. Your best choice for implant may be a shaped implant with a narrow base diameter. Although the cleavage will still be wide, a push-in bra can help their appearance in clothing.Secondly, because you are thin, your tissues may slowly stretch over time and cause the implant to sag. If you choose a textured silicone implant, stability of the implant and its surrounding scar tissue may provide added support for a longer lasting result.I hope that this helps you.
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September 8, 2015
Answer: MTF breast augmentation Based on your pictures there are two bits of advice that I can give you. First, your nipples are widely spread apart and an implant should be centered behind the nipple. If a large implant is used, and it is centered, it will extend onto the side of the chest and under your arm. If a smaller implant is used, there will be a wide cleavage between the implants. Your best choice for implant may be a shaped implant with a narrow base diameter. Although the cleavage will still be wide, a push-in bra can help their appearance in clothing.Secondly, because you are thin, your tissues may slowly stretch over time and cause the implant to sag. If you choose a textured silicone implant, stability of the implant and its surrounding scar tissue may provide added support for a longer lasting result.I hope that this helps you.
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