I am 5 ft 2, 105 lbs with a skinny build and love fo go to gym. I’m looking for bigger boobs that look natural and not over the top. I’ve been deciding between 255cc and 275 cc moderate plus implants or maybe less. I’m currently a 32A. Any advice is much appreciated! I have attached photos of what I’d like them to look like.
Answer: Implant size Most people cannot tell the difference between 255 and 275 cc implant. They are millimeters different. I tell patient to be honest with them selves would you rather be too big or too small. If it is too big then use 275. If it is too small use 255. Both implants will give you a natural not over the top look. Good luck.
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Answer: Implant size Most people cannot tell the difference between 255 and 275 cc implant. They are millimeters different. I tell patient to be honest with them selves would you rather be too big or too small. If it is too big then use 275. If it is too small use 255. Both implants will give you a natural not over the top look. Good luck.
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February 3, 2021
Answer: BAM sizing Hi there bananajk and thanks for posting,You are an excellent candidate for a BAM and your expectations are realistic.I think it is great that you have provided photos of the look you want to achieve, that makes things much easier as a surgeon.The two implants you are choosing from are very similar and unlikely to make a discernible difference in your outcome.The other factors to consider are whether the implants are being placed subglandular or in a dual plane pocket. The images your have shown all appear to be dual plane.The other issue is implant shape, again the images you have selected look to be anatomic implants rather than round, so that needs to be considered as well.As to the final volume size, it really depends on your breast width and breast height. I think moderate plus projection is about right although it could be moderate, depending on other measurements.So the short answer to your question is really, its not just about implant volume, there are other things to consider, but that is a very realistic outcome.I hope that is helpfulRichard
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February 3, 2021
Answer: BAM sizing Hi there bananajk and thanks for posting,You are an excellent candidate for a BAM and your expectations are realistic.I think it is great that you have provided photos of the look you want to achieve, that makes things much easier as a surgeon.The two implants you are choosing from are very similar and unlikely to make a discernible difference in your outcome.The other factors to consider are whether the implants are being placed subglandular or in a dual plane pocket. The images your have shown all appear to be dual plane.The other issue is implant shape, again the images you have selected look to be anatomic implants rather than round, so that needs to be considered as well.As to the final volume size, it really depends on your breast width and breast height. I think moderate plus projection is about right although it could be moderate, depending on other measurements.So the short answer to your question is really, its not just about implant volume, there are other things to consider, but that is a very realistic outcome.I hope that is helpfulRichard
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