I'm 5'3" 100lbs 32aaa would 330cc will make me a C cup in bra size? Would there be a difference between 330cc and 345cc? I have these two options and still can't decide it. 345 seems little too big on me but at same time I want to have some volume. If it's not much differento should I stick with 330cc?
August 7, 2016
Answer: 15 cc is one tablespoon--a subtle difference in volume, but subtleties are important 330-345 cc is a moderately sized implant. Many issues affect your ultimate result, including the implant size, implant profile, saline versus silicone, the amount of breast tissue you have, the elasticity of your skin, the density of the breast tissue, etc. Another important issue with saline is whether implants are filled to the upper or lower end of their recommended fill volumes. Natrelle saline implants are sized in 300 cc increments; Mentor in 25 cc increments. 345 cc would be half way between the upper and lower ends of the recommeded 30 cc fill volume for a Natrelle 330 - 360 implant. Generally (with some exceptions), saline implants will have a more natural look and feel with less rippling when filled to the upper end of the recommeded fill range (in this case 360 cc). So in fact, it may be more important for your result to use the upper end of the fill range than to vary the fill volume by 15 cc/one tablespoon. This is an important nuance. Also, intraoperative sizers are often used to determine which implant volume is optimal for you at surgery. Good luck. Thanks for your question.
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August 7, 2016
Answer: 15 cc is one tablespoon--a subtle difference in volume, but subtleties are important 330-345 cc is a moderately sized implant. Many issues affect your ultimate result, including the implant size, implant profile, saline versus silicone, the amount of breast tissue you have, the elasticity of your skin, the density of the breast tissue, etc. Another important issue with saline is whether implants are filled to the upper or lower end of their recommended fill volumes. Natrelle saline implants are sized in 300 cc increments; Mentor in 25 cc increments. 345 cc would be half way between the upper and lower ends of the recommeded 30 cc fill volume for a Natrelle 330 - 360 implant. Generally (with some exceptions), saline implants will have a more natural look and feel with less rippling when filled to the upper end of the recommeded fill range (in this case 360 cc). So in fact, it may be more important for your result to use the upper end of the fill range than to vary the fill volume by 15 cc/one tablespoon. This is an important nuance. Also, intraoperative sizers are often used to determine which implant volume is optimal for you at surgery. Good luck. Thanks for your question.
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August 7, 2016
Answer: 330 vs 345 This is only a slight difference in volume though at 5' 3" and 100 lbs, both of these implants are likely fairly large for your frame/chest width. If you trust your plastic surgeon, allowing them some latitude with intraop sizing may be the best option. All the pre op sizing in the world, does not equal visualizing the sizers inflated in the OR.Best wishes
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August 7, 2016
Answer: 330 vs 345 This is only a slight difference in volume though at 5' 3" and 100 lbs, both of these implants are likely fairly large for your frame/chest width. If you trust your plastic surgeon, allowing them some latitude with intraop sizing may be the best option. All the pre op sizing in the world, does not equal visualizing the sizers inflated in the OR.Best wishes
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