I just got 600 silicone implants 3 weeks ago and there is literally no change in the size of my breasts I am very unhappy.

Hello, 600cc implants are large, and most patients will notice a substantial increase in breast size with implants of this volume (perhaps your breasts were already very large?).  I would suggest waiting at least 3-4 months before considering another procedure so you can assess the final outcome.

Thank you for your question and I can appreciate your plight.3 weeks is still very early. The overlying tissue will stretch with time, over the next 3 months. I have a patient that recently came to me with the same concern after I had placed 550cc implants. At the one month mark, her tissue was still tight over the implant. With massage and time, the implant dropped and she went from an A cup to a D cup.It may be a good idea to wait before considering revision breast augmentation.I hope this helps.- Dr. Bryson Richards (Las Vegas Plastic Surgeon)

What you're stating is simply not possible. 600 mL are on the large size of what plastic surgeons insert and there would be a substantial difference of at least 1 to 2 cups. If you want larger implants that can be done later but I would wait at least six months.

Sorry to hear about your dissatisfaction. Without photos- or the benefit of physical exam it is difficult to comment accurately. Generally speaking, the size of implants is determined and finalized during pre-op sizing process. 600 cc- are large implants.There is no direct correlation between the implant size and the cup size- as bra manufacturing companies do not work with implant manufacturing companies- so no Plastic surgeon will be able to guarantee the cup size. At 3 weeks- you're still healing- and i would give it 3-6 months- before you see final result, and if then you're still dissatisfied- then you can consider revision. Hope this helps

If you received 600 cc implants and are wearing the same size bra as you wore before surgery, you were wearing the wrong size bra. A 600 cc implant is a large implant and will make a definite difference.  Remember, this is the size that you and he selected during the consultation. Give yourself time to heal, let your implants settle, and the swelling to subside. Keep all your follow up visits, and follow all your instructions.  If after 4-6 months you are still not happy, then discuss this with your doctor.