I'm getting my breasts done this week and the doctor suggested a700cc to give me a DD look. I'm 5'4" 140, and a saggy 34bish. The number scares me. Would 700cc look way to big on me? I don't want [RS bleep] star lookin boobs.
April 10, 2017
Answer: Implant sizing Thanks for your question. Yes, 700cc implants are quite large. However, if you tried them on in the surgeon's office and they looked nice, you may do very well with them. At only 5'4" and 140lbs, I'm not sure 700cc implants would even fit your breast measurements though? You should definitely confirm this sizing before your procedure. Best wishes.
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April 10, 2017
Answer: Implant sizing Thanks for your question. Yes, 700cc implants are quite large. However, if you tried them on in the surgeon's office and they looked nice, you may do very well with them. At only 5'4" and 140lbs, I'm not sure 700cc implants would even fit your breast measurements though? You should definitely confirm this sizing before your procedure. Best wishes.
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April 11, 2017
Answer: 700CC Implants Hi, KaseyConn. Congratulations on your decision to have breast augmentation! You ask a good question and express appropriate concerns. The answer when dealing with larger implants is always a tough one! On some women, a large implant may end up looking pretty unimpressive and on others may look quite unnatural and unattractive. One chest width, breast width, tissue deflation, existing breast volume, tissue tightness/laxity, etc. will have an important impact on the final result. Additionally, larger implants will generally have a much more significant impact on your tissues over time and may create new problems or enhance old ones. I would suggest scheduling a quick 2nd consultation with your surgeon to review your concerns. Good luck with your surgery, and I hope you achieve the results you are looking for!
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April 11, 2017
Answer: 700CC Implants Hi, KaseyConn. Congratulations on your decision to have breast augmentation! You ask a good question and express appropriate concerns. The answer when dealing with larger implants is always a tough one! On some women, a large implant may end up looking pretty unimpressive and on others may look quite unnatural and unattractive. One chest width, breast width, tissue deflation, existing breast volume, tissue tightness/laxity, etc. will have an important impact on the final result. Additionally, larger implants will generally have a much more significant impact on your tissues over time and may create new problems or enhance old ones. I would suggest scheduling a quick 2nd consultation with your surgeon to review your concerns. Good luck with your surgery, and I hope you achieve the results you are looking for!
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