I am 5ft2 and weigh 57kg and my surgeon has recommended 425cc high profile implants after trying on the sizers. I am worried i will regret not going that little bit bigger after the surgery. As i have a slight difference in both breasts, one would be 425cc and the other 450cc, to go up to the 500cc i would not be able to correct the size difference. Ideally i would love to go somewhere in the middle but as the implants go up in 50cc increments after 450cc, i can't!
September 15, 2014
Answer: Try a different implant company Yes, l agree it is frustrating that Mentor implants increase in size so dramatically. This is generally why most surgeons will use 1 or 2 different implant companies. Not all patients are perfectly created to take a certain size implant.There are others that increase in the 15-30cc which are great to use when patients are asymmetrical such as yourself. Its best to speak with your Plastic Surgeon about your concerns and ask if there are any other companies such as Allergan that he/she may be able to use. Good luck with your augmentation!
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September 15, 2014
Answer: Try a different implant company Yes, l agree it is frustrating that Mentor implants increase in size so dramatically. This is generally why most surgeons will use 1 or 2 different implant companies. Not all patients are perfectly created to take a certain size implant.There are others that increase in the 15-30cc which are great to use when patients are asymmetrical such as yourself. Its best to speak with your Plastic Surgeon about your concerns and ask if there are any other companies such as Allergan that he/she may be able to use. Good luck with your augmentation!
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March 23, 2018
Answer: Size of implants This is a question you must discuss with your plastic surgeon as he/she can tell you what would be the maximum size implants for your anatomy and the possible need to use different sizes for the correction of your asymmetry. Good luck.
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March 23, 2018
Answer: Size of implants This is a question you must discuss with your plastic surgeon as he/she can tell you what would be the maximum size implants for your anatomy and the possible need to use different sizes for the correction of your asymmetry. Good luck.
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