I am 5'7", 140lbs, 32in rib! I am wanting a full C, small D. My surgery date is July 23, 2014. So far I am going with Silicone, round, textured, unders, 401cc rt, and 435cc Lt. In your opinion, is the right choice, and will this get me to where I want to be??
March 7, 2014
Answer: Sizing question Since there are no standard and uniform definitions of cup size, I am reluctant to predict size after surgery. Some surgeon estimate a cup size increase for every 150-250 cc. The cups are smaller on a 32 band than on a 34 or larger, so the 150 cc may be the better guess, and just a guess it is. Since there is so little breast tissue, your breasts will have a shape similar to the implant shape, and will at that size look less natural than they would on someone starting with more breast tissue. In general I would favor a smaller size, and would consider shaped implants.All the best.
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March 7, 2014
Answer: Sizing question Since there are no standard and uniform definitions of cup size, I am reluctant to predict size after surgery. Some surgeon estimate a cup size increase for every 150-250 cc. The cups are smaller on a 32 band than on a 34 or larger, so the 150 cc may be the better guess, and just a guess it is. Since there is so little breast tissue, your breasts will have a shape similar to the implant shape, and will at that size look less natural than they would on someone starting with more breast tissue. In general I would favor a smaller size, and would consider shaped implants.All the best.
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March 8, 2014
Answer: AA to full C, small D A full C definitely possible, a 400cc implant is quite big for your build already, and the skin would be stretched out, so, look out for stretch marks, prepare your skin before surgery by hydrating it correctly. Of course, they would have to be put under the muscle, I don't see much need for placing asymmetrical implants because volumewise both sides look very symmetrical, not the level of the nipples though, for this I would suggest a periareolar lift on the lower side.Good luck with your procedure
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March 8, 2014
Answer: AA to full C, small D A full C definitely possible, a 400cc implant is quite big for your build already, and the skin would be stretched out, so, look out for stretch marks, prepare your skin before surgery by hydrating it correctly. Of course, they would have to be put under the muscle, I don't see much need for placing asymmetrical implants because volumewise both sides look very symmetrical, not the level of the nipples though, for this I would suggest a periareolar lift on the lower side.Good luck with your procedure
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