I just had breast augmentation with 275cc implants placed sub muscular. I am 3 weeks post op and I think I went to small. I’m reallly concerned as they don’t look much different. I really wanted 350cc but My surgeon suggested as I already had some natural breast tissue that I went 275cc. Is it true Will my breast look bigger once they drop and fluff? Or when my muscle relaxes?
February 5, 2018
Answer: 275cc implant result Hello, it's difficult to comment about appropriate implant sizing based on a description. For example, 275cc implants might make a large difference if inserted into the breasts of a very petite person, but they might not make a major change in a very large woman's breasts. I'd suggest waiting at least several months before making any judgement about your breasts because the shape will continue to change.
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February 5, 2018
Answer: 275cc implant result Hello, it's difficult to comment about appropriate implant sizing based on a description. For example, 275cc implants might make a large difference if inserted into the breasts of a very petite person, but they might not make a major change in a very large woman's breasts. I'd suggest waiting at least several months before making any judgement about your breasts because the shape will continue to change.
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February 5, 2018
Answer: The Goldilocks dilemma Hi there Emily,Thanks for posting. Everyone remembers the fairytale of Goldilocks and the 3 bears where Goldilocks is fretting over the temperature of her porridge, the size of her chair and the firmness of her bed.The early stages after breast augmentation is a bit like this. Sometimes they feel too big, sometimes too small but eventually they end up being just right. For most patients there is a fairly narrow range of implants that are "just right". Whilst a bigger implant may have some benefits, it may also have some disadvantages too.At 3 weeks it is too early to tell. It takes time to get used to your new size and appreciate what an improvement you have achieved.The "boob greed" concept is real. Patients can get themselves quite distressed about what is often a trivial volume difference. I realise it is hard but try and be patient, get through your recovery and get used to your new breasts. Try and compare them to what you were before rather than what they could have been. In the vast majority of cases they will end up being "just right"Best wishesRichard
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February 5, 2018
Answer: The Goldilocks dilemma Hi there Emily,Thanks for posting. Everyone remembers the fairytale of Goldilocks and the 3 bears where Goldilocks is fretting over the temperature of her porridge, the size of her chair and the firmness of her bed.The early stages after breast augmentation is a bit like this. Sometimes they feel too big, sometimes too small but eventually they end up being just right. For most patients there is a fairly narrow range of implants that are "just right". Whilst a bigger implant may have some benefits, it may also have some disadvantages too.At 3 weeks it is too early to tell. It takes time to get used to your new size and appreciate what an improvement you have achieved.The "boob greed" concept is real. Patients can get themselves quite distressed about what is often a trivial volume difference. I realise it is hard but try and be patient, get through your recovery and get used to your new breasts. Try and compare them to what you were before rather than what they could have been. In the vast majority of cases they will end up being "just right"Best wishesRichard
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