I am so confused between 275 cc ,300cc or 325 cc silicone gel. What are the difference? I'm very petite. (photo)

Dear edy,   Thanks for submitting your picture. You appear to be a small A cup or an A cup. The implants size selection depends on your chest and breasts circumference measurement, your desire and your tissue elasticity. If you wish to be a 32 full C cup, the implants volume that is required is, roughly ,350 cc. For a 32 C cup you will need 275 cc. 34 C cup requires 350 cc and 34 full C cup 400 cc. As you can see, measurements are critical . I hope this helps. I also hope that your surgeon is board certified plastic surgeon who operates in an accredited surgery center for your safety. Check his or hers before and after pictures to make sure that they are numerous, consistent and you like them. Check also the reviews for positive patients experience.             Best of luck,                              Dr Widder

Lots of people are confused when trying to choose an implant size. The key is to have the implant centered under the breast mound with the nipple at the center, and to choose a width that provides central and lateral fullness. Your surgeon should guide you and w the use of sizers (not implants) and imaging be able to show you what to expect. Now for some counseling. Relax. 25 ml is less than a tablespoon and is barely visible. Also i dont hear women saying I went too big, just the opposite. Go see your doctor again if you arent sure. All the BestDoctor J

The process of choosing the right size for breast augmentation is fairly scientific. Here is how I help the patients make the right decision and choose the ideal breast implant size. We measure all the breast dimensions, in particular the base diameter which is the width of the breast at the level of the nipples. This dimension should match the width of the implant. We also consider the patients hight and weight, the quality of the skin, the amount of soft tissues and the patients desire. I then give the patient a safe range of breast implant sizes and we try them together inside a special bra. Doing all this we come very close in finding the ideal breast implant size for the patient and they all seem happy with their choice at the end. The sizes that you mentioned are acceptable but it is difficult to give you the right answer without a careful examination.

Thanks for your question!  I think that all of the implant sizes you're contemplating will make a nice, noticeable difference.  I advise my patients that if they are torn between sizes, always go bigger.  One of the most common complaints is that women wish they would have chosen a larger size.  Good luck!

Given you are petite you will definitely see a nice change with any of the sizes you mention.  It's all about personal choice.  Spend some time again with your PS to review sizing.  Bes of luck!