Are the ultra high profile the right implants for me?? 500/550cc. (photos)

The best determination of implant size is to use dimensional measurements so that the implant matches your body. Based on the measurements you provided, it appears that the selected implant should accomplish this.3D VECTRA imaging can be helpful if your surgeon offers this, as well as implant sizers that you can try on so you can get an idea of how this size will look on you in the mirror.Ultimately, the decision should be made between you and the surgeon performing your breast augmentation.Good luck with your surgery.

Hi,I'm afraid 500cc breast implants will be too heavy for your frame. Please know that the laws of gravity do not cease to exist on your chest. The weight of 500cc implants will inevitably cause irreversible soft tissue damage, skin stretch deformities, possible chronic pain, bottoming out, malposition, capsular contracture, etc. In order to minimize these, I suggest you wear supportive bras at all times (especially at night if you want to minimize the gap between your breasts). Best wishes and kind regards,

Thanks for your inquiry and good luck with your surgery.  The gap between your breast is anatomically set and your surgeon is accurately explain that to you. If you decided to HP then you would have to put in less cc's and give up projection.  Ask your surgeon to discuss the two choices again  

I recommend that you go back and discuss your implant choice with your plastic surgeon. Explain your goals clearly and bring pictures of your desired appearance if you have them. This is an important decision and giving your surgeon as much information as possible will help you achieve your goals. You should be completely comfortable with the implants chosen prior to surgery. Good luck!

Thanks for your question and the photos. First of all 500/550CC is an enormous implant on your frame. Second, the UHP is very round and is not in any way "natural" looking. If however your goal is to maximize your volume and have the biggest roundest implant, then UHP is the best choice. I will use them in breast cancer reconstruction by not cosmetic augmentation. With regard to the gap, that is determined by the sternal width and where the muscle attaches. These fibers must be left intact medially to prevent symmastia/uniboob. Best of Luck!