Hi there, I've recently scheduled my breast augmentation procedure for April 12th. I love my doctor and trust his knowledge very much but wanted some additional insight. Im currently a 32B/34B and my goal is a full C. He recommended 250-275cc for my implants. Motiva soft touch gummy round. I'm wondering if 300cc would be too much for my body frame/type. I'm 5ft5 and about 128 pounds. I will also ask at my preop but as you can imagine my mind is overthinking. Very excited for my procedure!
March 13, 2023
Answer: Can't ever guarantee a cup size Dear Moyacaitlin7, That sounds like a very reasonable size but IMO it's more important that you pick an implant by dimensions that fit your dimensions. The implant width should be as close to your breast's base width to give you the prettiest cleavage. Too narrow of an implant will give you more gap and too wide will give you "arm boob". Cup sizes are not standard in bras, so you can't really go by that. ** my opinion is in no way a replacement for the advice of your surgeon.
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March 13, 2023
Answer: Can't ever guarantee a cup size Dear Moyacaitlin7, That sounds like a very reasonable size but IMO it's more important that you pick an implant by dimensions that fit your dimensions. The implant width should be as close to your breast's base width to give you the prettiest cleavage. Too narrow of an implant will give you more gap and too wide will give you "arm boob". Cup sizes are not standard in bras, so you can't really go by that. ** my opinion is in no way a replacement for the advice of your surgeon.
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March 13, 2023
Answer: 250-275cc Thanks for your question! Every patient is different, but I think you are in a good place given your goals. I would suggest sharing “wish pics” with your surgeon to ensure you are on the same page. Also, if you have a chance to try on sizers, I would do that as well. Good luck!
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March 13, 2023
Answer: 250-275cc Thanks for your question! Every patient is different, but I think you are in a good place given your goals. I would suggest sharing “wish pics” with your surgeon to ensure you are on the same page. Also, if you have a chance to try on sizers, I would do that as well. Good luck!
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