I had a BA done 6 months ago however not completely content w/ the size. Initially I chose 350cc silicone & immediately after felt I should have chosen 375cc. I've read it's not a noticeable difference or worth costs of a redo. I am giving myself a full year post op to determine if I content with the size or want to increase in size. Would 50cc make a difference in how round (less natural) the outcome of the breasts appear? I would like to still have the natural look. Note I was a 34A pre op.
December 22, 2010
Answer: Breast implant augmentation revision by 50cc: Hold off
In my optinion exchanging implants for a 50 cc size difference is generally not warranged untless being performed to correct minor breast asymmetry. By the time the swelling has resolved, I would predict that you would not be able to tell the diffference.
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December 22, 2010
Answer: Breast implant augmentation revision by 50cc: Hold off
In my optinion exchanging implants for a 50 cc size difference is generally not warranged untless being performed to correct minor breast asymmetry. By the time the swelling has resolved, I would predict that you would not be able to tell the diffference.
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December 13, 2010
Answer: Choosing a Different Implant Volume after Surgery- Ask to Look at Sizers
In general, adding 50 cc of volume will be a subtle change. If your plastic surgeon has sizers, then you can ask to look at your current breast implant sizer, and other different sizers to see if you would be happy with a small increase to a moderate increase in volume.
Another more subtle concern is your breast implant profile. Based on your current breast width measurements, you may need to go with a different breast implant profile if you increase volume by 50 cc.
In my office, I have a whole range of sample breast implants, or sizers. Your plastic surgeon should be able to show you exactly what you have, along with your current breast implant profile, and also show you what a 50 cc difference would be.
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December 13, 2010
Answer: Choosing a Different Implant Volume after Surgery- Ask to Look at Sizers
In general, adding 50 cc of volume will be a subtle change. If your plastic surgeon has sizers, then you can ask to look at your current breast implant sizer, and other different sizers to see if you would be happy with a small increase to a moderate increase in volume.
Another more subtle concern is your breast implant profile. Based on your current breast width measurements, you may need to go with a different breast implant profile if you increase volume by 50 cc.
In my office, I have a whole range of sample breast implants, or sizers. Your plastic surgeon should be able to show you exactly what you have, along with your current breast implant profile, and also show you what a 50 cc difference would be.
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