Hi! I’m planning to get a breast augmentation soon and I’m hoping to get advice from surgeons or patients with similar stats. My goal is to achieve a natural look with fullness, sometimes described as the “sweater boob” look — not overly fake, but with good upper pole and nice cleavage in fitted tops without a bra. I’m between 400cc to 500cc. Here are my details: • Height: 5’1” • Weight: 130 lbs • Current bra size: 34B • Tissue coverage: Not much, petite frame • Placement planned: Under the muscle (UTM) • Desired look: Round, full, soft — natural but enhanced • Is 500cc too large for my frame? Would I be at risk for sideboob or too much projection? • Which implant (Motiva vs Mentor) feels more natural and moves better under the muscle? • Should I consider moderate-plus profile instead? • Has anyone with a similar body type gotten 500cc and been happy with the results? Any insights or before/after examples would be so appreciated! I want to make sure I’m making the right choice for my body and goals. The photos include me from 3 angles and my wish photos Thank you!!
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From your photographs, it is impossible to get a good idea of the relationship of all the landmarks to each other. Many more photographs and certainly an examination would help. It seems you may have a very nice result and revisions can sometimes be very complicated. In certain situations, it...
You probably had breast asymmetry before the surgery. After the surgery, when the implant was placed during the same size, this asymmetry became more apparent. My suggestion, especially if you do not have any complaints about size, is to change the implant on the left side, which is causing the...
The technique I recommend is The Bellesoma Method. This will reshape your breast tissue creating upper pole fullness without implants, elevate them higher on the chest wall and more medial to increase your cleavage. Vertical scars are avoided, nipple sensation (in 95%) and the ability to...
