I am choosing between a 200cc mod+ mentor silicone implant, under muscle OR 225 mod+ mentor under muscle implant. I want no bigger than a full b cup. Which one would be better for me? Pictures included. I am 23, no children, wanting a very natural and non augmented look.
September 14, 2015
Answer: Breast augmentation question Questions regarding the correct implant size to use for a breast augmentation are best answered in consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon who can examine you in person and help you determine the correct size, shape, and volume to use. That said, the difference in volume between 200 cc's and 225 cc's is fairly negligible. Also, bra manufacturers do not have standard cup sizes so no one can guarantee you a cup size. What cup size you ultimately achieve will be determined by where you buy your bras.
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September 14, 2015
Answer: Breast augmentation question Questions regarding the correct implant size to use for a breast augmentation are best answered in consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon who can examine you in person and help you determine the correct size, shape, and volume to use. That said, the difference in volume between 200 cc's and 225 cc's is fairly negligible. Also, bra manufacturers do not have standard cup sizes so no one can guarantee you a cup size. What cup size you ultimately achieve will be determined by where you buy your bras.
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September 14, 2015
Answer: Which implant size would make a full B cup for me: 200cc or 225cc? (Photo) Whenever I have a woman trying to decide between two adjacent sizes, I always recommend the larger implant. The difference is less than 2 tablespoons, so go larger. I have my patients try on the implants with a sports bra to ensure that is the correct size. I think this is especially important when choosing a small implant such as 225cc's. Good luck!
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September 14, 2015
Answer: Which implant size would make a full B cup for me: 200cc or 225cc? (Photo) Whenever I have a woman trying to decide between two adjacent sizes, I always recommend the larger implant. The difference is less than 2 tablespoons, so go larger. I have my patients try on the implants with a sports bra to ensure that is the correct size. I think this is especially important when choosing a small implant such as 225cc's. Good luck!
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