What is difference between 375cc and 385cc and then 385cc to 400/405cc? All HP.

This is a minimal difference.  I recommend an in-office examination as well as a detailed discussion with a surgeon who you are comfortable with and who is a board-certified Plastic Surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.

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Dr. DesaiHarvard Educated, Beverly Hills & Miami Beach Trained, Double-Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

Thank you for your question. The difference of 10cc would be unnoticeable. Be sure to try on sizers and discuss your desired wishes with your PS to determine what size is most appropriate for you. Best of luck, Dr. Kludt

Thank you for sharing your question.  10cc difference is 2 teaspoons difference and would be unnoticeable in any breast augmentation patient.  Hope that this helps.

Hello and thank you for your question.  There is pretty much no noticeable difference in the size of those implants.  I hope this helps.
Best wishes and good luck.
Richard G. Reish, M.D.
Harvard-trained plastic surgeon

We are talking the difference of about a half a shot glass or less between those numbers. We recommend about 50cc between size choices before you see any difference.

The difference between the 375cc and the 385cc is 10cc or 2 teaspoons.  I doubt that you would be able to tell the difference  in size looking at the two implants. The difference between the 385cc and the 400cc is 15cc or 3 teaspoons.  There is only a little difference between the two and most likely you could not tell them apart.  Discuss with your plastic surgeon your concerns about the implant sizes before surgery and try on sizers in the office.  Best wishes. 

You will not notice the change between 375 and 385. Let your surgeon worry about the specific dimensions of your implants. I would suggest asking your surgeon if you can try on a variety of sizers, from 300 to 400, to get a better idea of the difference in sizes on you.

Ten ccs are virtually undetectable in the arena of breast augmentation. Don't worry about the volume; worry about your surgeon understanding your aesthetic goals. Continue to follow up with your surgeon to ensure that you progress as planned.

The 10cc difference between 375cc and 385cc is less volume than one tablespoon. This difference is negligible and probably not visibly perceivable. It is more important to consider breast and implant biodimentional measurements than actual implant volume. I suggest you have one final sit down discussion with your surgeon prior to your actual breast augmentation surgical procedure. 

The volume differences you describe are very small. They will not make a big difference.  In my  opinion, the key at these small volume differences is more about shape.