I'm currently a 32C and wish to be a full D. I had my first consultation and my measurements are 13cm wide and 10.5cm high. The surgeon recommended nuance implants which I'm happy with as I want a more natural look. The choices I have with these implants are 395cc or 440cc - I'm leaning towards the 440cc but I'm worried that they'll be a little to big for my frame - 5'3 and 123 pounds. I'm looking for guidance on which size will be best for my measurements. Thank you
December 10, 2013
Answer: Breast Implants Thank you for your question.I agree with the size according to your body frame and height, remember that you will be the one with the implants and you get to decide. Talk to your Doctor about your concerns.
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December 10, 2013
Answer: Breast Implants Thank you for your question.I agree with the size according to your body frame and height, remember that you will be the one with the implants and you get to decide. Talk to your Doctor about your concerns.
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December 9, 2013
Answer: Breast implant size Hi thereIt's a great question and of course one of the most important. If you are currently 32C and 5'3" you already have a good volume there. My guess is either of those implants will take you above a D cup.Having said that, cup size varies a lot depending on the makeup of each individual and it can be very difficult to estimate accurately. It's more of the overall look that you should aim for, and then get a bra that fits you comfortably. Also be aware that the bigger your breasts are, the more restricted the range of bras you can purchase.I would really have another good discussion with your surgeon about this until you are happy.All the best.
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December 9, 2013
Answer: Breast implant size Hi thereIt's a great question and of course one of the most important. If you are currently 32C and 5'3" you already have a good volume there. My guess is either of those implants will take you above a D cup.Having said that, cup size varies a lot depending on the makeup of each individual and it can be very difficult to estimate accurately. It's more of the overall look that you should aim for, and then get a bra that fits you comfortably. Also be aware that the bigger your breasts are, the more restricted the range of bras you can purchase.I would really have another good discussion with your surgeon about this until you are happy.All the best.
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