I'm a 32 A right now, 5'5, and 118lbs. Measured 11.3 and 11.7. I'm wanting a full C cup size but I'm afraid of looking too "fake" and out there if that makes sense. I want there to be a difference so I actually look like I have boobs, but I don't want to look way to big and top heavy. They started me out at 480cc's which would've given me a D but I thought that was to big, so now I moved to a 405cc but is that still going to be to big?? Please help!:)
February 7, 2015
Answer: Selecting proper size depends on dimensions Thank you for your question. You have provided a lot of good information. With your width, 400cc seems like a lot. However, if you have tissue laxity because of pregnancy, weight gain or loss, it could be OK. If your tissues are tight and you have a high projection implant (because of your narrow width), you might not think this looks natural. Also, high projection implants, especially if they are smooth, are really going to stretch out your tissues over time. In my practice patients who want a full look but NATURAL choose shaped implants. The natural shape of these implants is perfect for them and they do not rely on tissue stretch to achieve a natural result. Keep researching and discussing your options prior to making your decision. The most crucial decision in augmentation surgery is choosing the right implant for you. You should have a good understanding from your plastic surgeon as to why he/she is selecting a certain implant for you. Do not go ahead until you are confident that you have a very clear understanding and no unanswered questions. Hope this helps.Tracy Pfeifer, MD, MS
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February 7, 2015
Answer: Selecting proper size depends on dimensions Thank you for your question. You have provided a lot of good information. With your width, 400cc seems like a lot. However, if you have tissue laxity because of pregnancy, weight gain or loss, it could be OK. If your tissues are tight and you have a high projection implant (because of your narrow width), you might not think this looks natural. Also, high projection implants, especially if they are smooth, are really going to stretch out your tissues over time. In my practice patients who want a full look but NATURAL choose shaped implants. The natural shape of these implants is perfect for them and they do not rely on tissue stretch to achieve a natural result. Keep researching and discussing your options prior to making your decision. The most crucial decision in augmentation surgery is choosing the right implant for you. You should have a good understanding from your plastic surgeon as to why he/she is selecting a certain implant for you. Do not go ahead until you are confident that you have a very clear understanding and no unanswered questions. Hope this helps.Tracy Pfeifer, MD, MS
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February 7, 2015
Answer: 405 cc implants Without examining you and knowing your specific goals, it is difficult to say. You can do a baggy test with 405 cc's in them to see if the size is where you want it.
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February 7, 2015
Answer: 405 cc implants Without examining you and knowing your specific goals, it is difficult to say. You can do a baggy test with 405 cc's in them to see if the size is where you want it.
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