I am 31, female and have just stopped breastfeeding my second child a few weeks ago. I am now done having children and considering breast augmentation. I have always hated my breasts and felt they look weird. But after breastfeeding they seem even more deflated which is awful considering they’ve always been an odd shape. I did some research and think I may have the tubular breast deformity. Looking for some confirmation.
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The smallest size is around 125 cc's depending upon which company your surgeon uses. Yes, you can go smaller, just enough to add a cup increase in size if you want. Ask to try on both sizes so you can get an idea of the difference.
Thanks for the question.
You should have a nice result with implants. Schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your options. Best wishes!
Asymmetry in the breast tissue: Even before breast augmentation, some women have asymmetrical breasts. If the breasts are not the same size or shape, the implants may settle differently.
Implant size and type: The size and type of implant used can also affect how quickly and evenly the implants...
