Are 600cc Smooth, Round, Under Muscle Breast Implants Too Much?

Are 600cc Smooth, Round, Under Muscle Breast Implants Too Much? Pu this in perspective an 12 oz can of coke is 355ml and the average bottle of liquor is  750ml. This is clearly a larger than average implant and what works for your now may not work for you 5 or even 10 years from now. Walk around for a day or two with sizers in your bra and judge for yourself.

Hi there-

After surgery, if your breasts look crazy, but you have the volume implant you thought you wanted, will you be happy? I don't think so....

Your best bet is to focus a lot less on how big the implant will be, and spend more time thinking and communicating to your surgeon the appearance you are hoping to achieve.

your chances of ending up happy over the long term will be much higher.

This is a very common question and 600 cc sounds like an awful lot of volume, though you are 6 foot tall and have had children. This is going to make you very large and it is not a matter of will they fit, but will they fit on you and your body and then will the breast implants look natural. I would say back down a bit and base the volume on your chest measurements that your board certified plastic surgeon should have done. Also ask about profiles as well. High profile implants are narrower and more projecting. I would reconsider and make it an individual decision and not look for a 600 cc implant on someone elses frame.

I hope this helps.

To determine the size of implants that will best suit you, bring in some pictures of breasts that you like.  You can also "try on" some implants by placing them inside your bra to get a rough estimate of the size of implants that you like.  Doing both of these things will really help you to determine the right size for you, whether it's 500cc or 600cc.  Good luck!

Without seeing you and examining you, it is hard to give you an accurate picture of what may or may not work for you.  However, generally speaking, for someone your size, you should definetely be able to handle a 600cc implant.  It all depends on what size you are trying to get to, but a 600cc implant on someone who is 6'0 will look as proportional as a 325cc implant on someone who is 5'5.  Each implant will weigh roughly a pound and that CC level.  Unfortunately, I cannot give you an example of a celeb that may have 600cc, but do not be put off by the size. 

The size of the implants are based on a combination of a patient's goals and objectives and her anatomy. In order to provide a natural looking augmentation, the surgeon needs to evaluate many factors including soft tissue coverage, skin laxity, chest wall width, breast imprint width, the shape of the breasts and relative level of constriction to ensure that the breast implants are appropriate for your body. Consult in person with 3 experienced and expert board certified plastic surgeons to understand your options.

Implant size and shape have less to do with the natural appearance of the breast then the anatomy of the patient. For instance, today I I am operating on a woman with very nice breast tissue who is 6'2" tall and has a base diameter of 15 cm. A 600 cc HP implant looks very natural on her so to say that 600 cc can not look natural is false. On the other hand, I am also operating on a 4"11" girl today with a base diameter of 9.8 cm. Obviously, the implant wouldn't even fit her and could cause a lot of damage. So to answer your question, sizing the implant depends on the look you want and what you consider natural as well as your measurements and anatomy. I would ultimately defer to your surgeon on the sizing and don't get caught up in the number of mls. Hope that helps!Good luck!

Choosing the right implant for you is a lengthy discussion and exam performed by your surgeon. An agreement and rought size range should be discussed with your surgeon.  While you possibly can handle large implants, the heavier they are the more sagging and potential for back pain.
 

The beast way to help you is to examine you in person and evaluate the base width,skin elasticity,nipple position,nipple distance to the inframmary fold and your chest width. Without these parameter it is impossible to discuss the implant size. Please get more than oe consultaion and make make sure your surgeon is a board certified plastic surgeon. At the end, bigger  implants have more complications...

How much "you can handle" is the sort of superficial, short-sighted, macho discussion best held in gyms and military boot camps NOT in Plastic surgeons' offices.

If the goal of a Breast Augmentation could be achieved by the winner of the contest of how big of an implant could be stuffed into each woman's chest, Plastic surgeons would NOT need to train for 7-8 years and this operation could be done equally be any idiot possessing a medical degree as well as by the many who "practice" plastic surgery without the benefit of having or completing a medical education or a plastic surgery residency program. Look at the ads in the back of the throw away supermarket fliers and of ladies magazines and you will know to what I am referring.

A long-lasting, attractive Breast Augmentation depends on taking into consideration EACH woman's breast asymmetry, skin stretchiness, amount of breast tissue available to cover the breast implants and their always present to some degree) ripples, the width and sideways slant of their chest wall, the location of the nipples (distance between nipples, distance between nipple and top of central chest bone (sternum) and the woman's desires and vision of the ideal breast.

A few facts
- The heavier the implant, the faster the sagging and the shorter the period of perkiness
- the larger the implant the higher the likelihood of permanent nipple numbness
- the larger the implant the more the breast skin will be stretched requiring OTHER maintenance breast surgery

SO - Can you "take" 500cc, 600cc, 700cc , 800cc Implants? - Of course you can. 

But, a MUCH better question would be : Based on MY breast volume, symmetry, chest anatomy and nipple locations what breast implant would provide me with the most attractive and long-lasting result?

The surgeons who takes the time to answers THIS question to your satisfaction is the one who is likely to give you the BEST looking breasts.

Dr. P. Aldea