Augmentation is April 30th. I am 26, 5'6", 130lbs, doc says i'm a full A cup. I'm trying to decide if a 500cc is the correct size for me! What will this put me at, will I look odd in a bikini? I have been working out for a month and plan to continue after recovery. I tried on 500cc in office and was fine in a shirt but am worried about the appearance in bikini! I don't want to be too large. I've posted pics of now and what I think I like. I'm sure I was a pain for him :-/ Thanks
Answer: Breast augmentation and appearance in a bikini Selecting the right breast implant is critically important when going forward with breast augmentation surgery. However, size is only one factor. The shape of the implant, and the placement of the implant and breast implant position also play a critical role. WE all have seen breast implants that are too high on the chest, to far apart, too narrow, or distorted in some way that results in an unnatural and unappealing look. Find a plastic surgeon who uses biodimensional planning techniques. Also look for many, many before and after images performed by the plastic surgeon you are considering before going through with surgery.
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Answer: Breast augmentation and appearance in a bikini Selecting the right breast implant is critically important when going forward with breast augmentation surgery. However, size is only one factor. The shape of the implant, and the placement of the implant and breast implant position also play a critical role. WE all have seen breast implants that are too high on the chest, to far apart, too narrow, or distorted in some way that results in an unnatural and unappealing look. Find a plastic surgeon who uses biodimensional planning techniques. Also look for many, many before and after images performed by the plastic surgeon you are considering before going through with surgery.
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April 5, 2014
Answer: Implant Size Choosing an implant size can be tricky. 3-D imaging systems are helpful but with larger implants, they tend to underestimate the size. I have not found above the skin sizers to be very accurate either. A 500 cc implant is a very large implant in a thin person. There are long term risks to an implant this size but, in the short term, you should understand that this is well above the average size implant in America and, unless you are tall and wider than your photos look, you may run the risk of the implant either being very prominent if high profile or wider than your chest if not. Certainly, the end result is unlikely to look natural as that implant is unlikely to fit your measurements very well. Each person has a different set of goals and desires. For some, it is to look natural but full. For others, it is to look full with a somewhat fake appearance. For others it is to look distinctly fake. In deciding on your implant size, have a very honest discussion with your doctor. If your goal is to be natural, a 500cc implant is very likely too big.Best,Dr. Pyle
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April 5, 2014
Answer: Implant Size Choosing an implant size can be tricky. 3-D imaging systems are helpful but with larger implants, they tend to underestimate the size. I have not found above the skin sizers to be very accurate either. A 500 cc implant is a very large implant in a thin person. There are long term risks to an implant this size but, in the short term, you should understand that this is well above the average size implant in America and, unless you are tall and wider than your photos look, you may run the risk of the implant either being very prominent if high profile or wider than your chest if not. Certainly, the end result is unlikely to look natural as that implant is unlikely to fit your measurements very well. Each person has a different set of goals and desires. For some, it is to look natural but full. For others, it is to look full with a somewhat fake appearance. For others it is to look distinctly fake. In deciding on your implant size, have a very honest discussion with your doctor. If your goal is to be natural, a 500cc implant is very likely too big.Best,Dr. Pyle
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