What cc implants is best for me? I would like largish boobs (in the Double D area). I'm currently a size B/C. I am aware of slight sagging so I have been told I need largish implants to help 'fill them out' and slightly raise the nipple. (I'm not wanting a lift at this stage) Last picture is dream boobs. Thanks!
November 15, 2023
Answer: Implant size Selecting the correct implant involves several steps. Besides the volume (how many cc's) you must also decide on profile, style, and type. This is best done during a consultation with your board certified plastic surgeon. During this important meeting your surgeon will measure your breasts (this is different than bra size measurements) and discuss your goals for surgery. This information will be combined to determined a range of implants to consider. I've included a video on this process that I hope you find helpful.
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November 15, 2023
Answer: Implant size Selecting the correct implant involves several steps. Besides the volume (how many cc's) you must also decide on profile, style, and type. This is best done during a consultation with your board certified plastic surgeon. During this important meeting your surgeon will measure your breasts (this is different than bra size measurements) and discuss your goals for surgery. This information will be combined to determined a range of implants to consider. I've included a video on this process that I hope you find helpful.
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November 2, 2023
Answer: Wish pic is possible, but maybe not recommended Thank you for your question and the photos. Looking at your dream boobs, I'm concerned that you are going to get a very large/heavy implant that might not keep its position well and could stretch out the pocket. This would increase the risk of implant malposition, asymmetry and the need for revisions. Withoug examining and measuring you, I can't say for sure, but I think that 350-400cc either standard dual plane beneath the muscle, or possibly subfascial with mesh support are two good options. You have a fairly high/tight IMF crease and so the subfascial plane might be good if it includes the mesh support to help lower the IMF some. Implants don't lift the breasts, they just make them bigger. Larger implants certainly don't lift the breast, they just increase the risk of complications. Revisions are expensive, so make sure you know all the things to consider and discuss with your surgeon
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November 2, 2023
Answer: Wish pic is possible, but maybe not recommended Thank you for your question and the photos. Looking at your dream boobs, I'm concerned that you are going to get a very large/heavy implant that might not keep its position well and could stretch out the pocket. This would increase the risk of implant malposition, asymmetry and the need for revisions. Withoug examining and measuring you, I can't say for sure, but I think that 350-400cc either standard dual plane beneath the muscle, or possibly subfascial with mesh support are two good options. You have a fairly high/tight IMF crease and so the subfascial plane might be good if it includes the mesh support to help lower the IMF some. Implants don't lift the breasts, they just make them bigger. Larger implants certainly don't lift the breast, they just increase the risk of complications. Revisions are expensive, so make sure you know all the things to consider and discuss with your surgeon
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