Petite Girl with 400cc, Am I a Candidate? (photo)

Hello Ms. Sexton,

Sometimes things that seem like a good idea end up being a very bad idea.  You have a very narrow chestwall and minimal subcutaneous tissue (fat or muscle).  Additionally, your breasts have what appears to be enough ptosis (sagging) that requires a breast lift.  You are a disaster waiting to happen.  I see many women like you after the fact, who went down that road in the adult industry, thinking 'all they want is big, and I'll be busy.'  Well, if your breasts don't look reasonably pretty after augmentation, they will not want to utilize you, regardless of their size.  I've had to revise so many women because they thought bigger was better.

Because of your lean body, you are at risk for severe rippling that can be easily seen in any lighting.  Your breast ptosis and high, asymmetric inframammary folds might also place you at risk for other unwanted consequenses too, like double bubble.

Please do not try to cut costs on any procedure you are planning.  You should take this very seriously and see a surgeon who has an exellent reputation in breast surgery, and who is willing to tell you that 400 cc is too big and that you need a breast lift too.  I recommend you visit Dr. Adams in Dallas.  Not only will you have the lowest risk of complications, Dr. Adams will give you pretty breasts that will be a much better investment for you in the adult industry.

Best of luck!

For your specific need, you will want to go high profie on projection. I do not think a medium profile implant will accomplish what you want without being too wide. I hope this helps.

 

Hello!, looking at you shoulder  width , you will definately end up past or within a C/D.  IF you are unsure ask your surgeon!.  Look at picyures on the interent of your height and weight on other wome.

ALso, asdjustable breast implants may be an option if you still are unsure, adjustable breast implants may be the way to go to allow you to adjust after surgery once swelling has gone don

 

In order to make an accurate size recommendation, I would need to assess your chest wall and breast mound measurements and characteristics.  Unfortunately, there is not a general rule of thumb or objective criteria to implant selection.
Your plastic surgeon will perform several measurements of your chest wall and breast anatomy and determine a range of implants that both fit your chest wall and reach your desired goals.
The next step is to try on this range of implants in the office with your doctor.   The key to this success is showing your surgeon the body proportion you desire with a bra sizer and allowing your surgeon to guide you to the right implant.   It will be much easier to communicate in implant cc's than cup size when determining the appropriate implant for you.
I wish you a safe recovery and fantastic result.
Dr. Gill

Thanks for your question, be very careful. Patients like you can end up as a disaster if the incorrect size, position, or breast implant is chosen.. You should consult with multiple surgeons and think this through thoroughly before making your final decision. Good luck

Given that you are petite, narrow, want very large and fake appearing breasts and work in the adult industry, you would want a maximal volume for your frame. The way to accomplish this is with a high or very high profile silicone implant. A moderate profile one will not allow you to obtain the apparent great projection that you desire. To recommend the exact appropriate volume for you based solely on photos without an examination is pure speculation.

You should see one or more board certified plastic surgeons who can examine you and then make more personalized, accurate recommendations.

 

Based on the information you provided in addition to your photo, a 400cc implant should provide an ample increase in volume yet not stress the tissues too much based on your small frame, however the actual consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon will be best to determine the procedure / implant size that will help you obtain the result you desire. 

As you mentioned, you may need some form of a breast lift.  With consideration to your profession, limiting the visible scars as much as possible is important.  Luckily, the breast skin does tend to heal quite well with properly performed technique and the scars do fade nicely.  However, I would strongly consider limiting the incision to areola which will reduce the areola size and tighten / lift the breast a small degree as well but will hide the incision in the new areola border.

Most of the time you can get a very good breast augmentation result by measuring certain things but the base width is the most important measurement.

Depending on the width of each of your breast you can determine which breast will fit in the space and look reasonable. It can be a high profile or mid range profile implant depending on your measurements. Most likely a 400 cc silicone implant would fit just fine,

 

400cc should not be a problem and is probably not too big but there are other issues that need to be accounted for when planning your surgery. Getting implants that are slightly smaller in diameter than your breast base width is as important as picking a volume size of implant. Specific issues for you are you are very lean so you have a greater risk of visible rippling if the implants are placed above the muscle. Although your nipples point forward the nipple complexes and the majority of the breast tissue lie below the breast creases. If you put the implants under the muscle without doing anything to the breast tissue there is a risk of mismatch of implant to breast tissue so that the implants are higher than the tissue. Next you are in the adult business so you will want to minimize any visible skin scars. You will need to see a few surgeons and have breast measurements taken in order to plan out any breast surgery and improve your chances of having the best result.

I hope you realize that this format of posting questions and receiving answers lacks the face to face direct communication required for you to make an informed decision regarding your surgery.

My response to your question/post does not represent formal medical advice or constitute a doctor patient relationship. You need to consult with i.e. personally see a board certified plastic surgeon in order to receive a formal evaluation and develop a doctor patient relationship.

In a thin patient with a narrow chest, large implants are likely to cause problems in the long run, possibly requiring more surgery (and more costs) and an unpleasant appearance (which may decrease the earning potential in an adult business). So rather than pick an implant based on size, have a good discussion with 1 or 2 Board Certified plastic surgeons who can examine and measure you, give you guidance on addressing your desires and offer realist and long lasting results.