So I've already paid and am getting my surgery this next Monday May 4th I have chosen 600cc Smooth round high profile silicone implants and will be using the keller funnel under the muscle. So I am a little concern with the fact that the size is too large, and most of my friends are a bit scared for me which is giving me doubts. I am 5ft curvy Latina weight about 120lbs. My doctor recommended 700-600cc which I went for 600cc. I want a full D, or DD. I was already contemplating 457 or 533cc?
April 29, 2015
Answer: Breast augmentation Thank you for your question. If you are still concerned with the size you have selected, prior to going in to your surgery you may wish to ask to try on the sizer implants one more time so that you feel comfortable with your decision. The most important thing is that you are comfortable and confident in the choice you make.Best regards,Dr. Lane F. Smith, MDPlastic SurgeonLas Vegas, NV
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April 29, 2015
Answer: Breast augmentation Thank you for your question. If you are still concerned with the size you have selected, prior to going in to your surgery you may wish to ask to try on the sizer implants one more time so that you feel comfortable with your decision. The most important thing is that you are comfortable and confident in the choice you make.Best regards,Dr. Lane F. Smith, MDPlastic SurgeonLas Vegas, NV
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April 29, 2015
Answer: Should I get 600cc, I am a 5ft tall and 34 B I think that those implants will be way too big for your frame. Large volume implants (anything greater than 400 ccs) have a higher incidence of complication (and reoperation) in general. As implants get bigger, they also get wider, and that specific implant is likely too wide for your frame which can cause a number of issues. I would agree with my colleague below that it is in your best interest to revisit with your plastic surgeon and discuss size again before your surgery. Good luck!
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April 29, 2015
Answer: Should I get 600cc, I am a 5ft tall and 34 B I think that those implants will be way too big for your frame. Large volume implants (anything greater than 400 ccs) have a higher incidence of complication (and reoperation) in general. As implants get bigger, they also get wider, and that specific implant is likely too wide for your frame which can cause a number of issues. I would agree with my colleague below that it is in your best interest to revisit with your plastic surgeon and discuss size again before your surgery. Good luck!
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