I am having a breast augmentation jan 2018 but feel like I might be going too big for my body? I saw two different surgeons and both surgeons suggested 500cc high profile over the muscle, I currently wear a 32/34 B cup and would like to be a full DD/E cup. But after reading reviews and looking at other women’s pictures I’m scared that 500cc would sag on me and be too big and heavy but I also don’t want to regret going too small. I am 5ft6 and weigh 9 stone 6, I am 21 years old with no children.
December 12, 2017
Answer: Yes, yes it is... I'm sorry if what I say is not what you want to hear but I think the size you are asking for is ridiculous. An implant that big, above the muscle is going to look great! -- for about 2 years. Then it will sag. And you will need a lift. And it will sag again. And then you will have the implant replaced under the muscle and have another lift. Now you've spent about $30,000 in 15yrs on your implants. I've seen it a million times. I'd recommend and implant around 400-425cc, HP under the muscle. That would give you a much better long term result. Please discuss with your surgeon. Good luck.
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December 12, 2017
Answer: Yes, yes it is... I'm sorry if what I say is not what you want to hear but I think the size you are asking for is ridiculous. An implant that big, above the muscle is going to look great! -- for about 2 years. Then it will sag. And you will need a lift. And it will sag again. And then you will have the implant replaced under the muscle and have another lift. Now you've spent about $30,000 in 15yrs on your implants. I've seen it a million times. I'd recommend and implant around 400-425cc, HP under the muscle. That would give you a much better long term result. Please discuss with your surgeon. Good luck.
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December 12, 2017
Answer: Implant size At 5'6" starting out with the breasts you have, I don't see any problem with 500cc - unless it may be too small! I also wonder if the width of the implant will be enough using a high profile. I suspect that because both surgeons recommended the same implant, if your communication of your goal was good, this should be fine.
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December 12, 2017
Answer: Implant size At 5'6" starting out with the breasts you have, I don't see any problem with 500cc - unless it may be too small! I also wonder if the width of the implant will be enough using a high profile. I suspect that because both surgeons recommended the same implant, if your communication of your goal was good, this should be fine.
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