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700 HP silicone gel implant, what bra size will I be after? (photos)

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VampsiserDec 13, 2015

I am 5'2" 160 pounds. My bra band is 34in. I am in a 34A to 36AA bra right now. My chest (each breast) is 15cm wide. I have picked a 700cc high profile silicone gel implant. I am going uder the muscle, and I am afraid that I will have wanted to go bigger. I want the upper pole fullness, and the "fake" look. Is this the right size? Or Should I Do The Ultra High profile 800cc implant? About what bra size will the 700cc make me? I have attached my before pictures, and the "look" I would like.

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