I Am 5 Ft. 90lb Dr. Recommend 225cc Mentor Silicone, Under. Is This a Good Size for Me? (photo)

Based on the photos, I think either one will work. Because you have very narrow chest wall and very little breast tissues, selecting the right fit and profile of the implant is more critical than the volume of the implant. If you like really smooth upper pole profile then choose moderate profile implant and pick smaller of the two. If you are looking for fuller B cup then the larger one will do. Both will look quite nice on you, just a matter of personal taste and refinement of what you seeking.

Best Wishes,

Stewart Wang, MD FACS, Wang Plastic Surgery

I think the difference between those two implants is so small you could never tell the difference so choose the bigger one!

   If there is a question about size go with the bigger size when the implant is placed under the muscle.  25 cc will not be noticeable at any rate.  Kenneth Hughes, MD HughesPlasticSurgery, Los Angeles, CA

Thanks for this question. Both sizes mentioned are within the ballpark to achieve a solid augmentation. The bigger you go, then the less likely it will look natural, specially with your small breasts. The final cup is better determined after  examination and seeing your natural shape. May I suggest you think about using a volume sizing system (VSS) will help you feel more comfortable deciding from your choices. Discuss this with your PS.  Best wishes, Dr. Aldo.

Hello.

Thank you for sharing your pre-op photos.

A difference of 25cc (225 or 250) is about table spoon and should not make a bold difference even on a small frame like yours.

With that perspective, the subpectoral implants advantages are many especially if you are after the "natural" look.

That being said, please remember that commendable results require an exceptionally skilled surgeon to perform the surgery and settling for anything less than that increases the chances of additional corrective surgeries dramatically.
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Thank you for your inquiry.
The best of luck to you.

Dr. Sajjadian