i am 5'10 , 150lbs i don't want to be super too heavy but i want curviture. i have added photos of my body as well
Answer: 5'10, 150 lbs- What would be an ideal CC There can be a range of sizes that would work for you. I like to base the implant off your base width measurment (the width of the breast). We can then work with different profiles if you want more or fewer cc's.
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Answer: 5'10, 150 lbs- What would be an ideal CC There can be a range of sizes that would work for you. I like to base the implant off your base width measurment (the width of the breast). We can then work with different profiles if you want more or fewer cc's.
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Answer: Implants I would suggest meeting with a board certified plastic surgeon, being examined and measured, and trying on the range of implants that best fits your frame and tissue. This way, you can see what your "ideal size" is.
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Answer: Implants I would suggest meeting with a board certified plastic surgeon, being examined and measured, and trying on the range of implants that best fits your frame and tissue. This way, you can see what your "ideal size" is.
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May 2, 2022
Answer: Size recommendation More body measurements would be needed to give you a size recommendation. Your surgeon can give you a range when you meet them for your initial consultation. You can then try on sizers to see which size would be the most suitable.
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May 2, 2022
Answer: Size recommendation More body measurements would be needed to give you a size recommendation. Your surgeon can give you a range when you meet them for your initial consultation. You can then try on sizers to see which size would be the most suitable.
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May 1, 2022
Answer: 5'10, 150 lbs- What would be an ideal CC size for my body type? Thank you for your pictures and questions. There is no "ideal cc size" for anyone. It depends on a patient's overall goals, her anatomy, and surgeon preference. The only way you can get the answer that is right for you is to have a in-person consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon in your area. We find it useful to use 3D imaging to help narrow down options. Hope this helps! Dallas Buchanan, MD VIVIFY plastic surgery Tampa, FL
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May 1, 2022
Answer: 5'10, 150 lbs- What would be an ideal CC size for my body type? Thank you for your pictures and questions. There is no "ideal cc size" for anyone. It depends on a patient's overall goals, her anatomy, and surgeon preference. The only way you can get the answer that is right for you is to have a in-person consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon in your area. We find it useful to use 3D imaging to help narrow down options. Hope this helps! Dallas Buchanan, MD VIVIFY plastic surgery Tampa, FL
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April 28, 2022
Answer: 5'10, 150 lbs- What would be an ideal CC size for my body type? Hi. To appropriately discuss implant size and choice, you really need an in person evaluation by a plastic surgeon with good experience with breast augmentation. Opinions and preferences will vary somewhat from one surgeon to another surgeon. Personally I start with the base width of the patient as the starting point for the footprint of the future implant. Tissue characteristics, and desired postoperative size, and patient anatomy all factor in to the proper selection of implant volume as well as profile. I go over all of that all in detail with my patients at the time of their consultation. I would recommend consulting with a board-certified plastic surgeon with good experience in this area. He or she can thoroughly review the options with you so that you can make a good and well-informed mutual decision. Good luck and take care, Dr. Howell
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April 28, 2022
Answer: 5'10, 150 lbs- What would be an ideal CC size for my body type? Hi. To appropriately discuss implant size and choice, you really need an in person evaluation by a plastic surgeon with good experience with breast augmentation. Opinions and preferences will vary somewhat from one surgeon to another surgeon. Personally I start with the base width of the patient as the starting point for the footprint of the future implant. Tissue characteristics, and desired postoperative size, and patient anatomy all factor in to the proper selection of implant volume as well as profile. I go over all of that all in detail with my patients at the time of their consultation. I would recommend consulting with a board-certified plastic surgeon with good experience in this area. He or she can thoroughly review the options with you so that you can make a good and well-informed mutual decision. Good luck and take care, Dr. Howell
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