Interested in an IDEAL implant, but my breasts are so far apart I’m worried that after healing, not even a push up bra would bring them together. Also I’m interested in a much larger size, would a goal of DD or DDD cup be out of the question for someone with such small breasts to start with?
May 1, 2018
Answer: Cleavage after breast augmentation You can usually expect a cleavage after breast augmentation to closely match that which you have before augmentation. When you're result softens up, he will have some leeway as far as moving the implant closer together with the right dress or bra. Going with a larger implant will not help this, and will probably accentuate your native nipple position as pointing to the side.
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May 1, 2018
Answer: Cleavage after breast augmentation You can usually expect a cleavage after breast augmentation to closely match that which you have before augmentation. When you're result softens up, he will have some leeway as far as moving the implant closer together with the right dress or bra. Going with a larger implant will not help this, and will probably accentuate your native nipple position as pointing to the side.
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April 26, 2018
Answer: Wide set breasts Thank you for your question and the photos. Your breasts are somewhat widely spaced, and you most likely will still have a gap following breast augmentation. The size of implant that can be used is dictated by your own desires but also your anatomy. Physically, you don't want implants that look unnatural and go beyond your own body frame. Seek out a board certified plastic surgeon with extensive experience in breast augmentation. Many plastic surgeons have 3D imaging as well as sizers that will show you how various size implants will look on your own body. Your doctor will also take measurements and make recommendations as to how you can achieve the best results based on your goals and anatomy. I wouldn't focus too much on bra size, as this varies between manufacturers. Best of luck to you.
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April 26, 2018
Answer: Wide set breasts Thank you for your question and the photos. Your breasts are somewhat widely spaced, and you most likely will still have a gap following breast augmentation. The size of implant that can be used is dictated by your own desires but also your anatomy. Physically, you don't want implants that look unnatural and go beyond your own body frame. Seek out a board certified plastic surgeon with extensive experience in breast augmentation. Many plastic surgeons have 3D imaging as well as sizers that will show you how various size implants will look on your own body. Your doctor will also take measurements and make recommendations as to how you can achieve the best results based on your goals and anatomy. I wouldn't focus too much on bra size, as this varies between manufacturers. Best of luck to you.
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September 22, 2021
Answer: Wide cleavage Yes, your breasts are very far apart. I think that the larger you go the worse they will look. I would suggest modest moderate plus or even low profile implants. You might also benefit from additional fat grafting which could help improve overal breast proportions in areas hat the implant can't reach.
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September 22, 2021
Answer: Wide cleavage Yes, your breasts are very far apart. I think that the larger you go the worse they will look. I would suggest modest moderate plus or even low profile implants. You might also benefit from additional fat grafting which could help improve overal breast proportions in areas hat the implant can't reach.
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