Can you only go so big with breast implants? (Photo)

To use the Southern saying, "You can't put ten pounds of flour in a 5 pound bag."Your anatomy - breast width and soft tissue stretchiness - will play a big role on the size of implant that the breast can hold initially.  Some of the models who have large implants have had several surgeries over time to get there.  Your surgeon will advise you about what your tissues can do safely.All the best,

Hello, the size of implants that can safely be inserted is limited by the person's body type and breast anatomy.  Based on the photo it appears that you have a significant amount of breast tissue to cover implants, but determining the appropriate size would require a proper assessment.

Your doctor will work with you to choose the
best implant #shape and #implantprofile based on your goals and measurements. In my practice, about 15-20% of the patients
are good candidates for silicone #shapedimplants. The profile is determined by the amount of
projection versus roundness that the patient desires, as well as the size of
the implant and size of her chest. The cc needed per #implant will change with your strap size of your bra (a 34 bra will need less #volume than a 36 bra) because it has a smaller strap size and the cups
have a smaller diameter.

From your photos, you appear to have enough natural breast tissue to still have a natural appearance after a breast augmentation. The wish appearance is achievable, but an in person exam is needed to determine the appropriately sized implant required to get you there. Good luck!

Hello,Thank you for your question and photos. Yes, there will be a limit to the size/projection of implant your body can safely accommodate. How large and full your implants look will be relative to your size as well- the same volume on two different people could look large or small because of differences in their bodies. Your Plastic Surgeon will measure your breasts carefully and determine the best range of implants for you to help you reach your aesthetic goals while still maintaining a proportionate look. I recommend that you seek a board certified Plastic Surgeon who is skilled in this area and whos before and after photos appeal to you.All the ebst