I want full c cup (maybe small d) and my question is which size i prefer or should i think bigger ?
Answer: Breast Augmentation Concerns Hello,It's nice that you're thinking of a particular sized implant, and it is important for your surgeon to understand your aesthetic goals. Unfortunately, your anatomy may not accommodate an implant that would be necessary to obtain your goals. Your photos seem to indicate a narrow, deflated, and ptotic breast with little tissue centrally, a low lying nipple, and a high inframammary crease. A careful analysis of your chest and breast tissue is important to determine what is the most objectively appropriate implant for you.You should see a surgeon who is not willing to just 'yes' you to get your business, but instead tell you what is possible and what isn't. Additionally, you may be better served with a breast augmentation combined with a breast lift. Best of luck!
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Answer: Breast Augmentation Concerns Hello,It's nice that you're thinking of a particular sized implant, and it is important for your surgeon to understand your aesthetic goals. Unfortunately, your anatomy may not accommodate an implant that would be necessary to obtain your goals. Your photos seem to indicate a narrow, deflated, and ptotic breast with little tissue centrally, a low lying nipple, and a high inframammary crease. A careful analysis of your chest and breast tissue is important to determine what is the most objectively appropriate implant for you.You should see a surgeon who is not willing to just 'yes' you to get your business, but instead tell you what is possible and what isn't. Additionally, you may be better served with a breast augmentation combined with a breast lift. Best of luck!
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September 14, 2015
Answer: Breast aug size I appreciate your question.I work my patients as a team to choose sizes. This is done by measuring your chest width and height and finding the proper size for you.As long as both those implants fit your chest, we can discuss what you want to achieve.The best way to assess and give true advice would be an in-person exam.Please see a board-certified plastic surgeon that specializes in aesthetic and restorative breast surgery.best of luck!Dr Schwartz
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September 14, 2015
Answer: Breast aug size I appreciate your question.I work my patients as a team to choose sizes. This is done by measuring your chest width and height and finding the proper size for you.As long as both those implants fit your chest, we can discuss what you want to achieve.The best way to assess and give true advice would be an in-person exam.Please see a board-certified plastic surgeon that specializes in aesthetic and restorative breast surgery.best of luck!Dr Schwartz
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September 14, 2015
Answer: Breast Implant Selection Either 375cc or 400cc would likely provide a nice result, but many factors are involved in the selection of the implant type and volume. The current width of your breasts, the width of your chest wall, and the quality of your tissues all influence the decision. There is a range of implant volumes that can be appropriate for your body, and your own desired appearance then plays a role in determining which implants within that range will help you to achieve your desired look. You should make sure that you and your surgeon communicate well, so that your surgeon has a good concept of your goals. The surgeon can then guide you as to the implant decisions. I will generally take more than one implant size to the operating room, then insert a sizer or trial implant at surgery to confirm how well that particular implant volume accomplishes your goals for appearance and size. I can then make minor adjustments during the surgery if needed, selecting an implant that most closely gives you the look you want. It takes a few more minutes this way, but it results in almost no patients who feel that their size is unsatisfactory, or who seek to change their volume. Good luck!Dr. Andres Taleisnik
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September 14, 2015
Answer: Breast Implant Selection Either 375cc or 400cc would likely provide a nice result, but many factors are involved in the selection of the implant type and volume. The current width of your breasts, the width of your chest wall, and the quality of your tissues all influence the decision. There is a range of implant volumes that can be appropriate for your body, and your own desired appearance then plays a role in determining which implants within that range will help you to achieve your desired look. You should make sure that you and your surgeon communicate well, so that your surgeon has a good concept of your goals. The surgeon can then guide you as to the implant decisions. I will generally take more than one implant size to the operating room, then insert a sizer or trial implant at surgery to confirm how well that particular implant volume accomplishes your goals for appearance and size. I can then make minor adjustments during the surgery if needed, selecting an implant that most closely gives you the look you want. It takes a few more minutes this way, but it results in almost no patients who feel that their size is unsatisfactory, or who seek to change their volume. Good luck!Dr. Andres Taleisnik
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September 14, 2015
Answer: Implant size Although it is difficult to give a good recommendation without a physical examination, from the photos and your body dimensions, I would think either the 375cc or 400cc implant will get you a to a full C / small D size breast. The size difference is only about 6%, but will actually be less after it is placed since you already have some breast tissue. However there are other factors to consider as well. Such as breast width and what type of implant you want. If you desire silicone implants, they are pre-made so you may not have too much of a choice. All these factors can be discussed in a consultation so that your goals can be reviewed and a plan tailored specifically for you.With that said, most patients after their breast augmentation tend to say they wish they were a bit bigger rather than a bit smaller, so something to think about.Good luck and hope this information helps. Feel free to reach out if you have any further questions.- Dr. Roger Tsai
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September 14, 2015
Answer: Implant size Although it is difficult to give a good recommendation without a physical examination, from the photos and your body dimensions, I would think either the 375cc or 400cc implant will get you a to a full C / small D size breast. The size difference is only about 6%, but will actually be less after it is placed since you already have some breast tissue. However there are other factors to consider as well. Such as breast width and what type of implant you want. If you desire silicone implants, they are pre-made so you may not have too much of a choice. All these factors can be discussed in a consultation so that your goals can be reviewed and a plan tailored specifically for you.With that said, most patients after their breast augmentation tend to say they wish they were a bit bigger rather than a bit smaller, so something to think about.Good luck and hope this information helps. Feel free to reach out if you have any further questions.- Dr. Roger Tsai
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September 14, 2015
Answer: Choosing the right size implant You should meet again and discuss with your plastic surgeon after doing the rice test. I describe it in the attached video. It will make you feel a lot more confident in the size you are choosing.
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September 14, 2015
Answer: Choosing the right size implant You should meet again and discuss with your plastic surgeon after doing the rice test. I describe it in the attached video. It will make you feel a lot more confident in the size you are choosing.
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