My breast augmentation is scheduled for May 22nd. I'm super flat chested (no cup size). Is 305 cc too big? (Photo)

It is always good to think of implants in terms of frame rather than cup size. Patients often think in terms of cup size when considering augmentation. Unfortunately, devices are sized in terms of milliliters (cc) of volume. This can lead to some confusion when sizing. Additionally, it is...

Regarding the safety or the procedure and the pregnancy, the risk of complications is very minimal, but you should understand that pregnancy alters your body, including your breasts, so if you would have implants before pregnancy, you will need a revision after to have bigger implants and this...

While your measurements are accurately estimating your bra and cup size, your breast shape is less "full" than what you are hoping for. Volume or size of breasts has subjective component. You have larger breasts with a natural shape. If you are wanting more fullness in the upper breast or a ...

Thank you for your question. Everyone's body is different and heals at a different speed.  That is faster than most women for the implants to drop into position, but doesn't necessarily mean it is a bad thing. It sounds like they are trying to prevent the bottoming out of the implants.  Follow t...

In most women 150 cc to 200 cc is needed to increase one cup size.  It is not unreasonable to increase the size by about 10% due to compressive forces. Kenneth Hughes, MD, Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA

Based on your photo your breasts are not bottoming out. They seem to be normal at this point and they are healing well. If you feel less assured you can consult with your surgeon regarding the issue, but it is still too early to say they are bottoming out.