Unhappy with 450 cc UHP silicone implants, 5’3 135-140 lbs, I want a very large look. Would 650 cc be suggested? (Photos)

I can only speak for myself. I want my breast augmentation patients to be happy! If my patient is dissatisfied with the result, and I can safely achieve the goal, I will offer to fix it. I usually don't charge form my time. I ask the patient to cover the cost of the operating room.

Thanks Cnoelle19 for your question. You can be a candidate for revision surgery if you're dissatisfied with the size of your existing implants. The current implants are taken out and replaced with bigger ones during this process. Although 650cc implants may undoubtedly result in a noticeable increase in breast size, there are a few things to think about before choosing one:
-Body Frame: Because they may appear out of proportion, larger implants may not be appropriate for smaller frames.
-Tissue Quality: Larger implants may be more noticeable and more likely to ripple in thinner tissue.
-Weight and Strain: The added weight of larger implants may cause pain, especially in the back and neck and may cause significant stretching of breast skin.
-Post-Operative discomfort: Since larger implants frequently necessitate more extensive incisions, recuperation times and post-operative discomfort may lengthen.
-drooping: Larger implants' weight over time may cause drooping, particularly in people with less natural breast appearance.
-Larger implants are more likely to develop capsular contracture, a disease in which scar tissue develops around the implant.
To find the ideal implant size for your unique body type and desired result, it is imperative that you speak with a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon. They may talk about your objectives, evaluate your anatomy, and allay any worries you might have.
Keep in mind that the ideal implant size is one that boosts your confidence and blends in with your natural characteristics.
Hope this was helpful!
Best wishes,
Dr Ali Sajjadian
TRIPLE Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

I'm sorry you are unhappy with the results of your breast augmentation. An exam is needed to determine if a larger implant is recommended for you. It is important to keep in mind the risks and benefits of selecting larger implants. If you select an implant that is too big for the given space it may result in issues. I encourage you to speak to your surgeon about your concerns.