I am completely flat and want small and natural increase. Went to my first appointment and the doctor measured my non existing breast’s to be 12.5cm wide. Because of that width he said the smallest he would go is mentor cpg 321 315cc. I have booked the surgery in November but I’m starting to freak out it’s too big. I have friends with 245cc who has the look I want to achieve. I called the doctor and asked if I could Go down to 280 but he won’t let me cause it’s 11,5 cm and it would look weird:(
September 19, 2023
Answer: Breast implant volume? It all depends on how big you want to be; in order to achieve a full B cup, I believe that an implant in the range of 250 ml. would be appropriate. The moderate plus implant would, probably, achieve the result you want. However, that needs to be a decision between you and your surgeon. Second-opinion consultation may be considered. Breast implant sizers are helpful and should be used. Good luck.
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September 19, 2023
Answer: Breast implant volume? It all depends on how big you want to be; in order to achieve a full B cup, I believe that an implant in the range of 250 ml. would be appropriate. The moderate plus implant would, probably, achieve the result you want. However, that needs to be a decision between you and your surgeon. Second-opinion consultation may be considered. Breast implant sizers are helpful and should be used. Good luck.
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September 19, 2023
Answer: You can decrease profile First off, you don't know that 245cc will give you the look your friend has--she started with a different amount of breast tissue and a different chest wall than you to begin with (unless she is your identical twin!). That being said, you shouldn't go into a breast augmentation not feeling confident about the sizing--you can decrease the size of the implant while still using an implant that is wide enough by choosing an implant with a lower profile.
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September 19, 2023
Answer: You can decrease profile First off, you don't know that 245cc will give you the look your friend has--she started with a different amount of breast tissue and a different chest wall than you to begin with (unless she is your identical twin!). That being said, you shouldn't go into a breast augmentation not feeling confident about the sizing--you can decrease the size of the implant while still using an implant that is wide enough by choosing an implant with a lower profile.
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