I am 5'2 and 120lbs. 21 years old with 2 kids both breast fed. I'm getting them under the muscle.
Answer: Avoid large implants Your breasts have asymmetrical volume, shape and
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Answer: Avoid large implants Your breasts have asymmetrical volume, shape and
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Answer: 650cc If the first two pictures are you trying the implants in a bra, then the implants look like a great size for you. You may need the implants over the muscle to get the best shape, in my opinion. The inframammary folds are quite high and tight. With release of the fold and a dual plane approach, it's possible that under the muscle could work. Without examining you, it's impossible to tell.
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Answer: 650cc If the first two pictures are you trying the implants in a bra, then the implants look like a great size for you. You may need the implants over the muscle to get the best shape, in my opinion. The inframammary folds are quite high and tight. With release of the fold and a dual plane approach, it's possible that under the muscle could work. Without examining you, it's impossible to tell.
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September 15, 2014
Answer: Implant size In my opinion, 650 cc's is too large and will give you a heavy appearance. They will also cause your breasts to sag faster. I would go around 500 cc's personally.
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September 15, 2014
Answer: Implant size In my opinion, 650 cc's is too large and will give you a heavy appearance. They will also cause your breasts to sag faster. I would go around 500 cc's personally.
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September 9, 2014
Answer: 650 too big? Thank you for the pictures. The 650 mL implant may work fine for you. It really determines on your tissue quality and your breast measurements.
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September 9, 2014
Answer: 650 too big? Thank you for the pictures. The 650 mL implant may work fine for you. It really determines on your tissue quality and your breast measurements.
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September 8, 2014
Answer: How Big is Too Big? A 650 cc implant is much larger than the volume that most patients receive. This would be considered a "large implant." That being said, this volume can be appropriate for some patients, if their breast and body dimensions can accept that size without excessive tissue distortion, etc. You need to be examined in person by an experienced board-certified plastic surgeon who can advise you based on your specific characteristics. Just because an implant sizer looks OK to you in your bra doesn't mean that the volume you tried will fit properly in your breasts. The surgeon will need to consider your chest wall and breast widths, the amount of skin between the nipple and the fold beneath the breasts, the elasticity of your tissues, and other factors.Best of luck!
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September 8, 2014
Answer: How Big is Too Big? A 650 cc implant is much larger than the volume that most patients receive. This would be considered a "large implant." That being said, this volume can be appropriate for some patients, if their breast and body dimensions can accept that size without excessive tissue distortion, etc. You need to be examined in person by an experienced board-certified plastic surgeon who can advise you based on your specific characteristics. Just because an implant sizer looks OK to you in your bra doesn't mean that the volume you tried will fit properly in your breasts. The surgeon will need to consider your chest wall and breast widths, the amount of skin between the nipple and the fold beneath the breasts, the elasticity of your tissues, and other factors.Best of luck!
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