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I want big boobs but not pornstar boobs...Am I going too big? Is there much difference between 450 and 475 ccs silicone? (photo)

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nottoobigbutbigSep 9, 2015

I always wanted big voluptuous breasts.I'm 25 5'1 & 124lbs.I'm a 34b and I want to be a medium to large D. Doctor gave me a 450 silicone implant to try on at the moment I thought its small I asked to see next size up and he handed me a 475.He said no bigger because I'm a petite girl.He said the 475 implant would likely make me a double D.I decided on the 475 because I hear most women regret not going bigger.Now I'm wondering if I'm going too big?Also getting a crease incision under the muscle.

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