I would like to know if it is safe, if one implant is safer then another due to my condition, and if by your knowledge you have ever operated on anyone with my health condition, thank you.
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The answer depends on your breast dimensions. If you are petite, 225cc's can make a significant difference. But for most women, this would be a very modest difference, or just too small. I suggest that you try on implants with a sports bra to get a visual. Good luck!
If one has a frame that can accommodate larger implants, there are no significant risks to going an implant that may give one a 2 cup increase. If one is pushing the volume significantly, there is a higher chance of being able to feel the implant as there is less skin and breast tissue to cover...
Hello,Thank you for your question and photos. The sizes you've mentioned are very similar. the difference of 25cc is not great. Generally, in my practice, most women do not regret having chosen a slightly larger size. I am sure that if you ask your Plastic Surgeon's office for guidance, they...