Is 325cc or 300cc better for me? I'm petite, 4'11", 95lbs and looking for natural but full breasts (Photo)

April 25, 2015
Asked By:littleone1435 in Los Angeles, CA

I am 4'11".weight fluctuates between 92 and 98lbs. Gap between each breast due to weight loss/gain. I want my breast to look very natural but still be able to fill bikinis. I would like them to look average sized. My doc reccomended 300/325cc mentor silicone gel implants. He suggested the 325cc over 300 to fill the gap.he added that the breasts will lose some volume over time. im afraid 300cc will be too small, yet 325 cc will be too large (it looked very large in the bra i tried on)

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