Are 460cc XHP considered a large implant? I'm 5'5, 130lb & a 32b.

Thank you for the question.In general, a 460 mL implant is considered a moderate implant, right in the middle. However, the extra high profile is aggressive and can be quite projecting, especially for your frame. The best way to choose an implant is based on your tissue dimensions, and an open and honest discussion with your board certified plastic surgeon. Best of luck to you on this exciting endeavor. 

Thank you for your question.  I would consider a 460cc UHP on the larger side. This being said implant size and style really depends upon the base diameter or the width of your breasts. This is going to be fairly large, but if your surgeon is trying to use a slightly larger implant to account for some droop and your base diameter can accommodate this implant, it may be good for you. Make sure you are seeing a board certified plastic surgeon and asking good questions. Good luck

Hello,Although technically in the middle of the range, 460 cc is still big. More important than the implant size is your anatomic capacity, which will determine what size is appropriate. Go visit a few ABPS certified/ASAPS member surgeons. Best of luck!

The extra high profile style of your implant may create a larger, rounder look compared to some of the other styles. Only you and your plastic surgeon can decide what is a "large" implant. Based on your height and weight, it seems a bit large, but without photos I can't really make any recommendations. Ask your surgeon to be re-evaluated if you are not sure.Best wishes,Dr.Bruno

The implant actual size has less to do with the actual implant and more to do with you. If you have a 14 cm base width and no breast tissue, they may not look real but they won't be big whereas if you are already a D cup, they may be big to most.