Hi. I’m getting surgery tomorrow and I’m torn on what size would I notice the difference of I went with 275cc or 300cc Also I know you’re swollen after, when they “ drop” do they appear bigger and fuller?
Answer: Size Both are similar in size, but the 300 is slightly fuller. If in doubt, go with the bigger implant. Good luck with your procedure.
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Answer: Size Both are similar in size, but the 300 is slightly fuller. If in doubt, go with the bigger implant. Good luck with your procedure.
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Answer: Difference between 275 cc and 300 cc breast implants The difference between 275 cc and 300 cc implant size is very minor. Any difference of 20 cc or less is negligible to the human eye, meaning that you cannot see a difference in size. A difference of 25 cc is very small and barely noticeable. There will be swelling immediately after the surgery and your breasts will appear larger than the final result. As the swelling decreases, the breasts will eventually match the size of the implant you chose. When the breasts "drop" over time, they will appear more natural due to the muscles relaxing and your body adjusting to your new breast shape.
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Answer: Difference between 275 cc and 300 cc breast implants The difference between 275 cc and 300 cc implant size is very minor. Any difference of 20 cc or less is negligible to the human eye, meaning that you cannot see a difference in size. A difference of 25 cc is very small and barely noticeable. There will be swelling immediately after the surgery and your breasts will appear larger than the final result. As the swelling decreases, the breasts will eventually match the size of the implant you chose. When the breasts "drop" over time, they will appear more natural due to the muscles relaxing and your body adjusting to your new breast shape.
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August 13, 2023
Answer: Implant size Dear scappiello2,
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August 13, 2023
Answer: Implant size Dear scappiello2,
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August 11, 2023
Answer: Try on sizers There is not much of a difference between 275cc and 300cc. However, you can see this yourself by trying on sizers at your surgeon’s office. These are implants that you put into your bra. You can try on 275 and 300 and decide which you prefer. Right after your surgery, your implants may be flattened out a bit but with tissue expansion and gravity, the implants will “drop” and that’s when your breasts will take on a more natural shape.
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August 11, 2023
Answer: Try on sizers There is not much of a difference between 275cc and 300cc. However, you can see this yourself by trying on sizers at your surgeon’s office. These are implants that you put into your bra. You can try on 275 and 300 and decide which you prefer. Right after your surgery, your implants may be flattened out a bit but with tissue expansion and gravity, the implants will “drop” and that’s when your breasts will take on a more natural shape.
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August 9, 2023
Answer: Implant sizing There will not be a very noticeable difference between the 275cc implant and the 300cc implant. Your surgeon can help by selecting the one that fits best with your anatomy and most matches your surgical goals. Recovery will take several months so it is important to be patient. Much of the swelling will be resolved by six weeks and the implants settle typically by three months, though it may take more or less time depending on the patient. The implant does not typically appear bigger when they settle into the pocket. I've included a video of a patient 6 weeks after surgery that I hope you find helpful.
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August 9, 2023
Answer: Implant sizing There will not be a very noticeable difference between the 275cc implant and the 300cc implant. Your surgeon can help by selecting the one that fits best with your anatomy and most matches your surgical goals. Recovery will take several months so it is important to be patient. Much of the swelling will be resolved by six weeks and the implants settle typically by three months, though it may take more or less time depending on the patient. The implant does not typically appear bigger when they settle into the pocket. I've included a video of a patient 6 weeks after surgery that I hope you find helpful.
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