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Trouble deciding size: 300cc or 330?!! Help! Im 165cm 50kg and thin. I want a natural look!

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BcupgirlDec 27, 2017

So, I went to my doctor's appointment and he said he's going with a subglandular, periareolar approach. He said 330cc will be better than 300cc, but I really don't want my boobs to be big. I want a natural C cup. Any advice on this? I attached some pictures ! Thanks in advance. F.

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