Will 415cc too big for me? Will be D cup? Or DD? (photos)

Congratulations on your decision to undergo breast augmentation surgery. The most important factor when considering size and profile of a breast implant is to first ascertain the patient's chest width. Once the width is determined, an appropriate implant can be chosen that best corresponds to the patient's specific anatomy. In my practice, after a range of implant sizes is selected, the patient can utilize our sizing system to try on implants of various sizes to get a feel for what volume matches their aesthetic ideal. Moderate profile implants are wider but have less projection, whereas high profile implants are narrower but have more projection. Women who desire more upper pole fullness and cleavage may benefit from a wider moderate profile implant. Women who have a narrow chest width but desire larger implants may benefit from a high profile implant. Ultra high profile implants will give a more augmented appearance given the much greater projection. It is important to convey your aesthetic goals to your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon so that the appropriate implant can be chosen. Good luck!

Thanks for your question!  Without seeing you in person, I'm unsure of whether or not 415cc's will be a good size for your frame.  Also, I try very hard not to tell patients what cup size I anticipate they will end up being.  Bras vary so much company to company, designer to designer, that it is hard to determine.  Be confident with the size you chose and then whatever bra you wear, you wear!  Good luck!

Hello, thank you for your question and providing pictures!
It´s really hard to say just looking at the pictures, remember that nothing is better than an in person evaluation. It depends on your current breast volume and what you want to achieve, also it´s important to make measurements to choose an implant that is appropriate for your chest wall and breast base. Only by looking at your pictures I think you are a good candidate for 380 to 420cc and you could achieve a beautiful result. Be sure to discuss all your concerns with your plastic surgeon.

Wish you the best