Natrelle Inspira SRM/SRF implant sizes. I am worried/confused about the implant size. (Photos)

Thanks for your question!  It's not uncommon to need two different size implants or even two different profiles.  That being said, there's no way for me to be able to tell you over the computer if those two implants will work for your breasts without actually seeing you in person.  I would involve your plastic surgeon on this decision making process.  If he thinks that using those two implants will get you as symmetrical as possible, I would trust him.  If you are unsure, I would suggest seeking another opinion with a board-certified plastic surgeon.  Best of luck to you!!

Thanks for the question.I am impressed on how knowledgable and involved you are in choosing the size and width/profile of the implant.Implant sizing can be confusing and with the new Inspira implants there are so many profiles and sizes to choose from.During the sizing process, the patient has the majority of the input in the size that she is comfortable with. The plastic surgeon tries to demonstrate the possible results by either letting the patient try on the implants or by using computer simulation, like Vectra 3D.The plastic surgeon usually has a little more input on the profile, or width, of the implant. This implant is based on the measurement of the width of the chest and the elasticity of the skin.Since you are using a small volume implant, I am going to assume that elasticity is not much of an issue. With a breast width of 12cm you might want to have your surgeon also measure you for an Allergan Inspira SRLP ( 190 = 11.0cm and 205=11.5). A plastic surgeon with experience can usually tell which of these implants will work best for you.I know this sounds confusing, but you are on the right track. Breast width is probably one of the most important measurements in order to achieve a natural result.Keep pushing forward and have your surgeon measure you for alternative profiles until you are comfortable with the profile and volume.Good Luck!

Thank you for sharing your question and photograph.  Without being present to measure your key breast dimensions, and understand what your goal results are, it is difficult to offer definite advice. It is important to maintain implant sizing within 1-2cm of your breast width to ensure appropriate filling of your tissues.  That said your two implants are of similar sizing and dimensions with higher profile implants always a bit larger than lower profile implants for similar base widths.  Hope this helps.

Your own surgeon's office will be the best resource but here are a few things to keep in mind:1. It is not possible to create perfect symmetry2. It is usually important to use implants close to the same diameter. The Inspira sizing chart indicates the the 210 cc SRM implant has the same diameter as the 240 SRF. If the volume difference between your breasts is about 30 cc then that would be a good choice.3. If you are very thin, then consider the Soft Touch Inspira with a slightly firmer gel for less rippling.

Addressing asymmetry can be challenging.  Using different profiles or sizes can help to reach goals.  Without a physical exam, it is hard to determine what option is best for you.  We suggest to our patients to give some ranges and maximums, but ultimately, you should trust your surgeon to make the best decisions to meet your goals.  A second opinion or consultation could be beneficial.