I am 32a/b and want full d. I'm 5'4, 115lbs 28, one child. I went to multiple consultations. 3 said I have broad shoulders and wide breast tissue.14 cm across? I work out 4 X a week and have a 16.7% body fat. Due to this I am a small 32a/b. I do not want the natural look. Two of the 3 surgeons said the natural look is better even though my chest and muscles were big enough to accommodate 400cc. I have attached before pictures and ideal breast look pictures.
Answer: Choosing the Right Size Implant I don't think a 400cc is too large based on your "desired outcome" photos. I would advise you to look at the before and after photos for the surgeons that you've consulted and see who does the work that best fits your aesthetic. Then, make sure that he or she is board certified. And then, trust his or her opinion. When choosing an implant, an in person examination is mandatory.
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Answer: Choosing the Right Size Implant I don't think a 400cc is too large based on your "desired outcome" photos. I would advise you to look at the before and after photos for the surgeons that you've consulted and see who does the work that best fits your aesthetic. Then, make sure that he or she is board certified. And then, trust his or her opinion. When choosing an implant, an in person examination is mandatory.
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October 14, 2015
Answer: Is 400cc round silicone too high? Negatives to that size? Will I be able to achieve my desired fullness? Based on your photos,the wish photos and your breast base measurement you can have a 400cc implant in a submuscular pocket. With a high profile implant, you can go as high as 500cc. These sizes will give you the augmented look you are aiming for. Obviously, the larger the implant, the heavier it is and with thin tissues you are prone to earlier sagging. your nipple/areolar complexes will be stretched out as well. If you are not fully satisfied with the previous consultations, see another board certified plastic surgeon for an in person consultation/evaluation. Good luck.
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October 14, 2015
Answer: Is 400cc round silicone too high? Negatives to that size? Will I be able to achieve my desired fullness? Based on your photos,the wish photos and your breast base measurement you can have a 400cc implant in a submuscular pocket. With a high profile implant, you can go as high as 500cc. These sizes will give you the augmented look you are aiming for. Obviously, the larger the implant, the heavier it is and with thin tissues you are prone to earlier sagging. your nipple/areolar complexes will be stretched out as well. If you are not fully satisfied with the previous consultations, see another board certified plastic surgeon for an in person consultation/evaluation. Good luck.
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October 14, 2015
Answer: Is 400cc round silicone too high? Negatives to that size? Will I be able to achieve my desired fullness? Thank you for your question and photographs. You are an excellent candidate for a breast augmentation, and a size/shape similar to your goal photographs can be obtained. Though an in-person examination is required to give you the best implant size, style, and profile recommendation, the concern of the surgeons recommending a smaller implant lies in the fact that larger implants have increased risks of implant malposition and bottoming out. I would continue to communicate with your surgeons, and select the one with whom you feel most comfortable, and who best understands your desired goal look.
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October 14, 2015
Answer: Is 400cc round silicone too high? Negatives to that size? Will I be able to achieve my desired fullness? Thank you for your question and photographs. You are an excellent candidate for a breast augmentation, and a size/shape similar to your goal photographs can be obtained. Though an in-person examination is required to give you the best implant size, style, and profile recommendation, the concern of the surgeons recommending a smaller implant lies in the fact that larger implants have increased risks of implant malposition and bottoming out. I would continue to communicate with your surgeons, and select the one with whom you feel most comfortable, and who best understands your desired goal look.
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October 13, 2015
Answer: Is 400cc round silicone too high? Negatives to that size? Will I be able to achieve my desired fullness? Thank you for the question and pictures. Based on your photographs, I think that you are starting at a good place and should have a very nice outcome with breast augmentation surgery. I also think that your goal photographs are realistic.
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October 13, 2015
Answer: Is 400cc round silicone too high? Negatives to that size? Will I be able to achieve my desired fullness? Thank you for the question and pictures. Based on your photographs, I think that you are starting at a good place and should have a very nice outcome with breast augmentation surgery. I also think that your goal photographs are realistic.
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Answer: Is THIS Breast Implant Too Big for me? Your question (with different sizes of implants inserted) is one of the commonest asked questions Plastic surgeons hear every day. But it is in effect several questions in one:1. Would implant XXXcc give me the look I desire?2. Can implant XXXcc be placed under my breasts?3. If the implant does produce THAT look, would that look be long lasting?I'll start with 3. No breast in human history has withstood the devastating forces of Time and Gravity. The most beautiful, perky breasts of a 20 something will never look the same when she is 40 or 50. And pregnancy makes this an absolute certainty. Why? The larger the breast tissue, the more it gets pulled to the ground very much like a feather drops. Since breast implants are filled with either salt water or silicone gel and NOT with Helium, the addition of an implant guarantees a heavier breast and a speedier sagging.Question 2. With a few exception, almost any size implant can be stuffed into anybody's breast. The better question would be, SHOULD implant XXXcc be placed in MY breasts? Now, you are asking your surgeon to consider the delicate interplay between the available breast tissue to cover the implant (VERY important in wrinkle avoidance), the diameter of the implant and its height or projection. These vary widely between LP, Low Profile, MP(Medium profile) HP and Ultra HP breast implant even through they may have more or less the same volume in cc's.And the MOST important question, would implant XXXcc give me the look I want. Yes - you kingly submitted idealized, photoshopped photos images which give us a general idea of your goal. But, my X ray vision has been out of sorts lately and I suspect those powers are lacking in most of my colleagues as well. As a result, since we do not know what these women's breasts looked like before they were augmented and we cannot see through them to see which implants they have in hem, there is NO way anyone can ethically promise you that they can produce these exact results.After hundreds of breast augmentations, most Plastic surgeons develop an intuitive idea what each implant could produce in the woman before him BUT this is hardly science. For you to BEST learn what you may look like I would suggest you see which surgeon(s) in your area offer 3D imaging by VECTRA (Canfield). The computer takes a 3D image of you and then you and your surgeon can see how you may look after surgery with every single implant used in the US. Would you like to see yourself with implant XXXcc on the right and XXXXcc on the left? Sure. you push a button and you see the transformation before you. No guessing. No reluctant trusting followed by disappointment.Good LuckPeter Aldea, MDMemphis, TN
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Answer: Is THIS Breast Implant Too Big for me? Your question (with different sizes of implants inserted) is one of the commonest asked questions Plastic surgeons hear every day. But it is in effect several questions in one:1. Would implant XXXcc give me the look I desire?2. Can implant XXXcc be placed under my breasts?3. If the implant does produce THAT look, would that look be long lasting?I'll start with 3. No breast in human history has withstood the devastating forces of Time and Gravity. The most beautiful, perky breasts of a 20 something will never look the same when she is 40 or 50. And pregnancy makes this an absolute certainty. Why? The larger the breast tissue, the more it gets pulled to the ground very much like a feather drops. Since breast implants are filled with either salt water or silicone gel and NOT with Helium, the addition of an implant guarantees a heavier breast and a speedier sagging.Question 2. With a few exception, almost any size implant can be stuffed into anybody's breast. The better question would be, SHOULD implant XXXcc be placed in MY breasts? Now, you are asking your surgeon to consider the delicate interplay between the available breast tissue to cover the implant (VERY important in wrinkle avoidance), the diameter of the implant and its height or projection. These vary widely between LP, Low Profile, MP(Medium profile) HP and Ultra HP breast implant even through they may have more or less the same volume in cc's.And the MOST important question, would implant XXXcc give me the look I want. Yes - you kingly submitted idealized, photoshopped photos images which give us a general idea of your goal. But, my X ray vision has been out of sorts lately and I suspect those powers are lacking in most of my colleagues as well. As a result, since we do not know what these women's breasts looked like before they were augmented and we cannot see through them to see which implants they have in hem, there is NO way anyone can ethically promise you that they can produce these exact results.After hundreds of breast augmentations, most Plastic surgeons develop an intuitive idea what each implant could produce in the woman before him BUT this is hardly science. For you to BEST learn what you may look like I would suggest you see which surgeon(s) in your area offer 3D imaging by VECTRA (Canfield). The computer takes a 3D image of you and then you and your surgeon can see how you may look after surgery with every single implant used in the US. Would you like to see yourself with implant XXXcc on the right and XXXXcc on the left? Sure. you push a button and you see the transformation before you. No guessing. No reluctant trusting followed by disappointment.Good LuckPeter Aldea, MDMemphis, TN
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