I am 5'2" and weigh 100 lbs. Wanted small C from a 32B(120cc). Got 371cc. My 32C bras I used while breastfeeding cover about a third of my new breasts. I am 3 weeks post op. Hate the huge breasts. Lost all self confidence. Asked my surgeon numerous times to make sure that they will not be too large and he assured me they won't. If I want a revision to go smaller how soon should I do it? Don't want skin to stretch out too much to have saggy breasts. Should and will the surgeon do it for free?
July 20, 2013
Answer: Breast Augmentation
It is too early to decide. It will take around 6-8 weeks for most of the swelling to subside. Wait until at least then to judge your size. You should discuss your concerns with your PS.
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July 20, 2013
Answer: Breast Augmentation
It is too early to decide. It will take around 6-8 weeks for most of the swelling to subside. Wait until at least then to judge your size. You should discuss your concerns with your PS.
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July 17, 2013
Answer: Did I Go Too Large? 5'2, 100lbs, B Cup.
Although I usually don't like to talk in terms of cup size (since there are no fixed definitions), without photos that is all there is here.
Many surgeons on this site suggest to expect a cup size increase for every 150-250 cc of implant, and that varies from patient to patient, and particularly for band size. A C cup on a 34 is bigger than a C on a 32, smaller than a C on a 36 band.
For a 32 band I would have expected two cup sizes of increase with a 371 cc implant.
I like to have patients try on implants before surgery, and I find that to be most helpful in choosing the right implant for a given patient.
Three weeks is usually early to think about revision, but it seems that with a breakdown in communication that may have occurred here, a wait shorter than the usual 6 months may be best.
As to costs, that is something that will require a discussion with your surgeon. Office policies vary, and the policies themselves are not unchangeable for a given circumstance.
Thanks, and best wishes.
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July 17, 2013
Answer: Did I Go Too Large? 5'2, 100lbs, B Cup.
Although I usually don't like to talk in terms of cup size (since there are no fixed definitions), without photos that is all there is here.
Many surgeons on this site suggest to expect a cup size increase for every 150-250 cc of implant, and that varies from patient to patient, and particularly for band size. A C cup on a 34 is bigger than a C on a 32, smaller than a C on a 36 band.
For a 32 band I would have expected two cup sizes of increase with a 371 cc implant.
I like to have patients try on implants before surgery, and I find that to be most helpful in choosing the right implant for a given patient.
Three weeks is usually early to think about revision, but it seems that with a breakdown in communication that may have occurred here, a wait shorter than the usual 6 months may be best.
As to costs, that is something that will require a discussion with your surgeon. Office policies vary, and the policies themselves are not unchangeable for a given circumstance.
Thanks, and best wishes.
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