I am scheduled for surgery next Thursday and I'm going in for another sizing appt with husband tomorrow. I am 5'6" and 127 pounds and wear a 34A. I would like to be a big b/small c. Being that I've been small all of my life, trying on sizers made me feel huge. They looked different at different offices (one used implant sizers, the other used insertable bra with cutlet sizers which looked bigger and sloppier to me). I said I didn't want to go bigger than 300cc after trying on the 325's so that means I would get the 286 or 304 silicone implants placed subfascially. I desperately don't want to look big overall, and thus heavier but know so many people say go bigger. I just want them to look pretty and natural naked and not too huge in shirts. Not worried about bathing suits and tank tops (that'll be fine) but worried about clothing making me look so much bigger. And, alternatively don't want to look like I just have tennis balls on my chest.Wondering if I just go with the 304...It's killing me.
Answer: Size It is important to have a good rapport with your doc and come to a point where you are not concerned over implant size, the implant should fit like a glove there should not be too much choice
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Answer: Size It is important to have a good rapport with your doc and come to a point where you are not concerned over implant size, the implant should fit like a glove there should not be too much choice
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June 14, 2014
Answer: Most women regret not going bigger In my experience most women are scared of going too big and so are conservative in their size selection. Then, after the surgery, they regret not going bigger.Speak to your plastic surgeon, understand the difference between different sizes (I am the difference in dimensions, not volume), and feel comfortable with your sizers.
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June 14, 2014
Answer: Most women regret not going bigger In my experience most women are scared of going too big and so are conservative in their size selection. Then, after the surgery, they regret not going bigger.Speak to your plastic surgeon, understand the difference between different sizes (I am the difference in dimensions, not volume), and feel comfortable with your sizers.
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June 13, 2014
Answer: What size is right? 5'6" and 127 pounds and wear a 34A. Scared to look too big! What size is right? Thank you for the question.
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June 13, 2014
Answer: What size is right? 5'6" and 127 pounds and wear a 34A. Scared to look too big! What size is right? Thank you for the question.
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Answer: What size breast implants? Biodimensional planning can help your surgeon determine the right size, shape and position of your breast implant. Sizers or inserts can give you an idea of what it would be like to have fuller breasts, but certainly are not particularly accurate. Even small breast implants can look unnatural if the correct size implant is not used in the ideal position on the chest. One excellent way for patients to communicate their goals is to look at the website of a plastic surgeon you are considering. Find several before images that look like you do to start, with results you find pleasing. The size and shape of the implant may be different from woman to woman based on height, width of chest, etc. But this will help your plastic surgeon to understand your goals. It will also help you to know that you have found a plastic surgeon who shares your aesthetic sensibilities.
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Answer: What size breast implants? Biodimensional planning can help your surgeon determine the right size, shape and position of your breast implant. Sizers or inserts can give you an idea of what it would be like to have fuller breasts, but certainly are not particularly accurate. Even small breast implants can look unnatural if the correct size implant is not used in the ideal position on the chest. One excellent way for patients to communicate their goals is to look at the website of a plastic surgeon you are considering. Find several before images that look like you do to start, with results you find pleasing. The size and shape of the implant may be different from woman to woman based on height, width of chest, etc. But this will help your plastic surgeon to understand your goals. It will also help you to know that you have found a plastic surgeon who shares your aesthetic sensibilities.
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June 15, 2014
Answer: Implant volume 286 to 304 is not a big size difference. You can do a baggy test to see which one you prefer, but you probably will not notice a difference. Best of luck.
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June 15, 2014
Answer: Implant volume 286 to 304 is not a big size difference. You can do a baggy test to see which one you prefer, but you probably will not notice a difference. Best of luck.
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