How Can I Get Carmen Electra Breasts?

I agree with what has been said so far by the other surgeons; there is not much more to add other than to say you really need to sit down with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and discuss with him in detail what your goals are. He will need to examine you and listen carefully to what you want to acheive, and then be honest with you as to whether or not this is possible.
Our goal for each patient is for them to look their best, not to look like someone else, and as long as you and your surgeon have this understanding, you will, in all likelihood have a fantastic result that you're happy with.
Best of luck,
Dr. S

Discuss your desires with your board certified plastic surgeon. Every patient has different desires. It is extremely important that you convey this with your surgeon. Your result will depend on many factors that involve you, your surgeon and the type of technique that is used and the implants that are used. A nice place to start to find your board certified plastic surgeon is www.surgery.org, the website for The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.

As each person is unique (unless you have an identical twin), so are the breasts. Often I have patients bring in photographs from magazines and expressing the desire to look like the celebrity or model. Upon the examination we discover that they have narrow based breasts or very saggy breasts with thin skin and stretch marks, or asymmetrical breasts with depressed breast bone, or other odd shapes and asymmetries. you get the picture! I tell my patients that I can only work with the tissues that you have and bring me. That is why it is important to find a board certified plastic surgeon with a lot of breast surgery experience to get the best results possible. Breast shape is affected by your chest wall anatomy, amount of breast tissue you have and the quality of the skin envelope.