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Should I get low profile or moderate? Other? (photos)

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Phxgirl29Sep 22, 2019

I've lost quite a bit of weigh since my initial consultation, and my PS and I settled for Sientra smooth round LOW profile 250cc implants. after researching so much I'm scared that I will have a wide flat boob and won't give me the look i want. I want more upper pole fullness and not super fake. Im not sure if I need to switch my implant profile. My BWD was 13.9 back in June so I'm not sure if it's less now since I've lost weight.

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