Do I need a lift (because of nipple placement)? (Photo)

March 14, 2024
Asked By:Funny728880

Original implants done April '23 are 350cc moderate plus profile placed over the muscle and I want to go up to probably 450-500cc, but not sure if just implants will give the result I want or exaggerate the parts I dislike. My main goal is to fill in the middle so that they're less triangular and to add roundness to the top (plus I just want them bigger). Would going high profile with the new implants help? Do you think it's true that 350 was the largest I could have gone on my first surgery?

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