I'm 34yrs old, 5'1 and 124 lbs. I'm a 34 A cup. I would like to be a full C to small D. My doc chose 380 or 410cc round moderate profile Sientra "gummy bear" implants under the muscle. I'm a little concerned because I think that I might not have enough tissue to support that size.
October 18, 2015
Answer: Moderate sized implants usually create the best results. Going too big is a common concern, both for aesthetic and health reasons, so it's wise to question the increased volume in regards to your end goals. While skin has a lot of elasticity, and the tissue and muscle in your chest may compensate for the volume you're thinking about adding, your height and weight proportions suggest that 410cc implants may be a bit big. An in-office consultation is always recommended, but to complement your figure and get the most long-lasting, complication-free results, you may want to consider something more proportionate.
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October 18, 2015
Answer: Moderate sized implants usually create the best results. Going too big is a common concern, both for aesthetic and health reasons, so it's wise to question the increased volume in regards to your end goals. While skin has a lot of elasticity, and the tissue and muscle in your chest may compensate for the volume you're thinking about adding, your height and weight proportions suggest that 410cc implants may be a bit big. An in-office consultation is always recommended, but to complement your figure and get the most long-lasting, complication-free results, you may want to consider something more proportionate.
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September 28, 2015
Answer: That sounds big... No one should tell you what size to get without examining you, but since you asked...Based upon the photo you included of how you want to look those implants are probably in the size range necessary to get you that look (though I would think a moderate plus rather than a moderate would fit better.)However those are very large implants for someone your size. Do you want to look fake? It isn't possible to put in something that large without looking obviously augmented. And an implant that size will stretch and thin your tissue over time making you implant more easy to feel. Are you willing to pay that price for that look? If so it is your choice. If those issues are of concern to you it is time to review your plan.
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September 28, 2015
Answer: That sounds big... No one should tell you what size to get without examining you, but since you asked...Based upon the photo you included of how you want to look those implants are probably in the size range necessary to get you that look (though I would think a moderate plus rather than a moderate would fit better.)However those are very large implants for someone your size. Do you want to look fake? It isn't possible to put in something that large without looking obviously augmented. And an implant that size will stretch and thin your tissue over time making you implant more easy to feel. Are you willing to pay that price for that look? If so it is your choice. If those issues are of concern to you it is time to review your plan.
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