My breast size is 34A. I’m considering getting 600cc gummy bear silicone implants. In the photos they created they don’t look that big. I want big full breast just not like two watermelons. Could you please look at my photos and tell me if they’d look okay, or outrageous? For comparison do you have similar patients? Would it be too much to ask my doctor about holding the breast implant of 600cc up to my actual breast now, or is that not even remotely close to how big it’d look?
August 31, 2020
Answer: If I have 34A sized breast, would 600cc look outrageously huge on an hourglass body, what bra size would that be? Thank you for sharing your question and photograph. For nearly all patients 600cc implants would be quite large, and difficult to place into a patient starting with a 34A appearance. I would definitely take the time to seek out second consultations that will allow you try sizers on to get a better visual representation of the outcome.
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August 31, 2020
Answer: If I have 34A sized breast, would 600cc look outrageously huge on an hourglass body, what bra size would that be? Thank you for sharing your question and photograph. For nearly all patients 600cc implants would be quite large, and difficult to place into a patient starting with a 34A appearance. I would definitely take the time to seek out second consultations that will allow you try sizers on to get a better visual representation of the outcome.
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August 31, 2020
Answer: Breast Implant Sizing Photo simulation software is a marketing tool to sell surgery, but it does poorly at what it should do: give the patient an idea of how they'll look proportionately. To determine an appropriate sized implant to meet your aesthetic goals, sizing should be performed in the office with purpose built sizers, an unpadded sports bra, a few of your favorite tops, and a full length mirror. Beyond your aesthetic goals however, you should realize that you can't simply get any size you want, and your body has a biodimensional limit as to how much it can handle before your risk of complications increases substantially. You have constricted breasts, and historically those that do have an elevated risk of complications, mostly due to placement of implants too large for the patient's soft tissue envelope. You need to be evaluated by an expert who has a busy practice and who isn't afraid to say 'NO' to an implant too large for your body.
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August 31, 2020
Answer: Breast Implant Sizing Photo simulation software is a marketing tool to sell surgery, but it does poorly at what it should do: give the patient an idea of how they'll look proportionately. To determine an appropriate sized implant to meet your aesthetic goals, sizing should be performed in the office with purpose built sizers, an unpadded sports bra, a few of your favorite tops, and a full length mirror. Beyond your aesthetic goals however, you should realize that you can't simply get any size you want, and your body has a biodimensional limit as to how much it can handle before your risk of complications increases substantially. You have constricted breasts, and historically those that do have an elevated risk of complications, mostly due to placement of implants too large for the patient's soft tissue envelope. You need to be evaluated by an expert who has a busy practice and who isn't afraid to say 'NO' to an implant too large for your body.
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