I have broader shoulders and currently 34a/aa (I think). I’m getting my BA in three weeks with the hopes to achieve a C cup. I decided 375cc silicone mentor high profile under the muscle, but I’m wondering if that will be too big? I have seen so many people with same size get C’s and others getting DD’s. I don’t want to be too big! I’m going to call Dr when they open on Monday, but just want outside opinion.
August 20, 2018
Answer: Breast Implant Sizing Sizing is a very personalized process and it is very difficult to give any advice online without an accurate exam with measurements. Looking at friends and others online to determine if the 375 is right for you will likely confuse things more as 375 cc on one person as you mentioned can be a C cup and on another DD. There is a lot that we do at my practice for determining what size implant we will be placing, its a process.I would recommend you discuss this further with your plastic surgeon to make certain you are getting what you are envisioning.Hope that helps.
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August 20, 2018
Answer: Breast Implant Sizing Sizing is a very personalized process and it is very difficult to give any advice online without an accurate exam with measurements. Looking at friends and others online to determine if the 375 is right for you will likely confuse things more as 375 cc on one person as you mentioned can be a C cup and on another DD. There is a lot that we do at my practice for determining what size implant we will be placing, its a process.I would recommend you discuss this further with your plastic surgeon to make certain you are getting what you are envisioning.Hope that helps.
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August 22, 2018
Answer: How to 'see' what you will look like can be accomplished with the use of sizers in unlined bras. Whatever sizer is chosen as the one you want to replicate, add 10% to that volume to get your implant volume or you will look smaller than what you thought you would be. So a 325 cc sizer would be just a little smaller than what you would look like with a 375 cc implant. You could try to make a homemade sizer with rice using 1.5 cups of rice that would give you a sizer of 360 cc's and if you feel its too large, the 375 cc implant should be fine. If the 360 cc sizer is too small, you may want to consider increasing your implant size a bit. As for profile, your implant should be close to the natural width of your breasts and if you have a big gap between your mounds, you may want an even wider implant if your surgeon is not handicapped by the concept of not releasing your medial tissue. You want the widest base implant that will fit on your chest without creating symmastia. Best wishes with getting what you are hoping for.
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August 22, 2018
Answer: How to 'see' what you will look like can be accomplished with the use of sizers in unlined bras. Whatever sizer is chosen as the one you want to replicate, add 10% to that volume to get your implant volume or you will look smaller than what you thought you would be. So a 325 cc sizer would be just a little smaller than what you would look like with a 375 cc implant. You could try to make a homemade sizer with rice using 1.5 cups of rice that would give you a sizer of 360 cc's and if you feel its too large, the 375 cc implant should be fine. If the 360 cc sizer is too small, you may want to consider increasing your implant size a bit. As for profile, your implant should be close to the natural width of your breasts and if you have a big gap between your mounds, you may want an even wider implant if your surgeon is not handicapped by the concept of not releasing your medial tissue. You want the widest base implant that will fit on your chest without creating symmastia. Best wishes with getting what you are hoping for.
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