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Will there be a noticable difference between 250cc/275cc moderate plus implants or if I choose 270cc/295cc moderate plus xtra?

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fafa84Apr 5, 2020

I have breast augmentation surgery scheduled for end of May. Looking for a natural yet fuller look. Natural upper pole. Will the xtra make me look more augmented? Or is the difference in projection between moderate plus and moderate plus xtra negligible?

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