I'm getting a breast augmentation with 560cc silicone implants. Will that be a good size for me?

One of the decisions that seems to challenge women the most about breast implants is, “How big should I go?” Think about the profile you want to see in the mirror in a few weeks, and bring all your ideas with you to your consultation. Your surgeon is the perfect person to help you decide this as he/she can guide you towards thebest size for you based on measurements and your desires.
Your body and its attributes will influence what size breasts you choose. Many small-framed women decide to go no bigger than a C cup size to look natural. Skin tone is also a factor. Patients with very tight skin may not find large implants fit very well. Our doctors are experienced in evaluating body and skin types and will help you understand how these factors may come into play for you. Be completely open with your surgeon. After all, you’ve made the decision to have augmentation; you should have the breasts you want to have.

Dear Cute4541,
Thank you for your question. A lot of different factors are considered when choosing a breast implant size. Your chest wall measurements, aesthetic goals, current breast size and more,.. all play a role in which implants will give you the best results. Although 560cc are fairly large implants based on your measurements, without an in-person consultation, it's impossible to say with certainty if they're right for you. Only a board-certified plastic surgeon who has thoroughly examined your breasts and dimensions can determine what size is appropriate.
I recommend that you have a full and frank discussion with your board-certified plastic surgeon about your goals. Photos of your desired outcome are often helpful and a variety of techniques such as 3D imaging and bra sizers can give you a better idea of what to expect after surgery. This will also guide your surgeon in selecting an implant size that will give you the look you want while minimizing the risk of complications or undesired results. It sounds like you may have already consulted with your surgeon and decided on a size, in which case they should be able to provide more detailed information regarding the outcome of your procedure. Best of luck!

You have chosen large implants which might get you to your desired size. Your surgeon who has examined and measure you will be the best one to tell about what size you may expect. Bras are not made to a standardized sizes and do vary from company to company.