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Is 725-800cc reasonable? (photos)

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dianamarie083Dec 24, 2015

.My PS is dual board certified. I told him I am unhappy with the way both breasts sit out to the sides, and I have zero upper pole fullnes, and zero cleavage. Tried on some sizers at 700-750, and he told me I can EASILY go to 800cc.. he recommends the silicone smooth moderate plus profiles for me. I recently lost 30 lbs, and thats the LAST look I'm going for. I'm 5'9 150lbs, and my measurement around my ribs under my breasts is 30 1/2".

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