I went to the doctor for my consultation last week and found out that I have tubular breast. He told me I will need a lift and I can't go as big as I was hoping. I a 34a now and If I go with 350cc what cup size should I expect to be.
April 21, 2015
Answer: Get multiple opinions Cup sizes are very difficult to predict because of the differences from one manufacturer to another and the way you wear your bra. However, with 350 you could reasonably expect to be a C cup. I would suggest you get additional consultations because I find that a lift is unnecessary with tubular breasts and the scars are worse than the current situation. Also the limitation that is being placed on you is based on the fact that the lift is being done at the same time.
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April 21, 2015
Answer: Get multiple opinions Cup sizes are very difficult to predict because of the differences from one manufacturer to another and the way you wear your bra. However, with 350 you could reasonably expect to be a C cup. I would suggest you get additional consultations because I find that a lift is unnecessary with tubular breasts and the scars are worse than the current situation. Also the limitation that is being placed on you is based on the fact that the lift is being done at the same time.
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Answer: Cup Size and Breast Augmentation Phrases we commonly hear from women who are interested in breast augmentation include, "I want a natural look", "I want a C cup", and "I don't want to go too large, but I also want to be able to see a change". What we find, however, is that women really just want to look great. They typically want some fullness at the top of the breasts, some cleavage, and more general fullness. We utilize three dimensional imaging in the office to help identify and clarify the areas of most importance to the woman who is visiting for a consultation. This is a very effective tool in the educational process, but it is just a tool. As you already know, when you buy a bras at Target, JCPenney, Nordstrom, or Victoria's Secret, they are likely to all fit and all have different sizes. So, I don't generally speak in terms of cup size, but rather expectations. How noticeably different does a woman want to be? We pick the implants based on thorough evaluations and thorough conversations. What I am really after is what I call the "show it off result". That is, when a woman undergoes breast augmentation surgery, she'll tell a couple of friends she's doing it. Rest assured, the friends are going to ask to see the result a few months later. What I want is for the woman to love her result so much that she is eager to show off her result. If she has that degree of enthusiasm, then the exact cup size she's wearing is not as important as the general look she has achieved both in and out of clothing. So, while it's pretty difficult to tell a woman what cup size bra she's likely to wear after an augmentation, it is my belief that effective communication with an experienced plastic surgeon is the single most important thing a woman can do to help her achieve her best possible result.
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Answer: Cup Size and Breast Augmentation Phrases we commonly hear from women who are interested in breast augmentation include, "I want a natural look", "I want a C cup", and "I don't want to go too large, but I also want to be able to see a change". What we find, however, is that women really just want to look great. They typically want some fullness at the top of the breasts, some cleavage, and more general fullness. We utilize three dimensional imaging in the office to help identify and clarify the areas of most importance to the woman who is visiting for a consultation. This is a very effective tool in the educational process, but it is just a tool. As you already know, when you buy a bras at Target, JCPenney, Nordstrom, or Victoria's Secret, they are likely to all fit and all have different sizes. So, I don't generally speak in terms of cup size, but rather expectations. How noticeably different does a woman want to be? We pick the implants based on thorough evaluations and thorough conversations. What I am really after is what I call the "show it off result". That is, when a woman undergoes breast augmentation surgery, she'll tell a couple of friends she's doing it. Rest assured, the friends are going to ask to see the result a few months later. What I want is for the woman to love her result so much that she is eager to show off her result. If she has that degree of enthusiasm, then the exact cup size she's wearing is not as important as the general look she has achieved both in and out of clothing. So, while it's pretty difficult to tell a woman what cup size bra she's likely to wear after an augmentation, it is my belief that effective communication with an experienced plastic surgeon is the single most important thing a woman can do to help her achieve her best possible result.
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