I am 4'9 and weigh around 110 lbs. My shoulders are very broad and I currently wear a 34A. I am considering a breast augmentation and would want to go to a 34C. I am unsure if this would look too top heavy on me. I have a nice size butt, so it might equal out. So I am seeking out your feedback.
November 21, 2012
Answer: Smallest Implant with Lift is best alternative
If you are a 34 A then each 100 cc of implant will correspond to 1 cup size change. To go to a C you will need 200 cc implants. I recommend silicone gel implants placed retro-pectoral. They give the most natural look and feel. It is important they are placed high so they do not make you look heavy. The best implant is the smallest implant since it will descend slower and has the least complications. You have not shown any photographs but if you have any drooping then may benefit from a simultaneous lift. This can be done through a circumareola approach that will allow lifting your breast to increase your upper pole fullness, increase your cleavage, reshape your breast and require minimal implant to achieve the desired goal. I recommend you undergo a Breast Augmentation with Mini Ultimate Breast Lift.
Best Wishes,
Gary Horndeski, M.D.
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November 21, 2012
Answer: Smallest Implant with Lift is best alternative
If you are a 34 A then each 100 cc of implant will correspond to 1 cup size change. To go to a C you will need 200 cc implants. I recommend silicone gel implants placed retro-pectoral. They give the most natural look and feel. It is important they are placed high so they do not make you look heavy. The best implant is the smallest implant since it will descend slower and has the least complications. You have not shown any photographs but if you have any drooping then may benefit from a simultaneous lift. This can be done through a circumareola approach that will allow lifting your breast to increase your upper pole fullness, increase your cleavage, reshape your breast and require minimal implant to achieve the desired goal. I recommend you undergo a Breast Augmentation with Mini Ultimate Breast Lift.
Best Wishes,
Gary Horndeski, M.D.
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October 5, 2012
Answer: Breast size a little fuller for broad chest and full buttocks to provide hourglass shape.
With broad shoulders and full buttocks, yes, a C cup or even a D cup would probably suit your frame well. Many of my patients want to be on the border, a sort of C/D size. The most important factor, I believe, is good communication with your plastic surgeon. You should look at some before and after photos with your surgeon and show him or her what you prefer. Many of my patients bring in photos that they have printed off the Internet, or magazine photos. Measuring systems sound like a good idea, but tend to produce volume estimates that are too small. Obviously you want to get the size right the first time. I've attached a section of my website on this topic, including discussing breast size, for your reference.
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October 5, 2012
Answer: Breast size a little fuller for broad chest and full buttocks to provide hourglass shape.
With broad shoulders and full buttocks, yes, a C cup or even a D cup would probably suit your frame well. Many of my patients want to be on the border, a sort of C/D size. The most important factor, I believe, is good communication with your plastic surgeon. You should look at some before and after photos with your surgeon and show him or her what you prefer. Many of my patients bring in photos that they have printed off the Internet, or magazine photos. Measuring systems sound like a good idea, but tend to produce volume estimates that are too small. Obviously you want to get the size right the first time. I've attached a section of my website on this topic, including discussing breast size, for your reference.
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