What size implant for a full C cup? (photos)

At
size 34 A each 100 cc’s of implant corresponds to 1 cup size change.200 cc implants would take you to a size
C.I always recommend small round
textured silicone gel implants placed retro-pectoral since they look and feel
more natural, are more stable, less likely to ripple or have complications
needing revision.Implant profile is
irrelevant in the retro-pectoral position since the muscle compresses it.Best Wishes,Gary Horndeski, M.D.

Cup size is a very inaccurate way to
communicate because cup sizes are not standardized between manufacturers.We tell our patients that 200cc is about a
cup size, and this is also described in our journals.Keep in mind this is not a completely
accurate rule, but that said, it sounds like you are on the right track.Also, most women wish they were bigger one
year after surgery.However, you seem
very worried about being too big, so if you are uncomfortable, just call in and
downsize your implants. You only weigh 110 lbs, and probably have a dainty rib cage, so you might want to consider a high profile Mentor which has a narrower base to better fit the diameter of your breasts.  All the best, “Dr. Joe” Gryskiewicz

Thank you for your pictures. I think that you're an excellent candidate for a breast augmentation. I would focus less on cup size and more on the desired results. I would produce pictures of your desired results to your plastic surgeon to see if he or she can achieve that "look" with the implants selected.Earl Stephenson, Jr, MD, DDS, FACS

Those implant sizes you mention are in the c cup range. Those volumes are small and either of those will give a great natural appearance. 

I think your surgeon is spot on.  His recommendations are based first on what fits your frame (that is by using an implant with the appropriate width) and you've chosen an implant projection (moderate Plus) that will certainly make a difference without being overbearing.  As for the precise cup size that will follow -- it all depends on how you wear your bras, where you buy them and how you want to look.  In general, bras are made for breasts, not breast implants.  There are a few bras made specifically for women with implants, but most women with implants don't buy them.  For your 34 inch chest, 150cc is roughly a cup size, so you should certainly go up 2+ cups, don't worry about what the tag says on your new bra!  There is really very little difference between 325 and 350 -- less than 2 tablespoons.  I often have a range of implants on the day of surgery in a range of 50cc and will ask the patients on the day of surgery "are you worried about being too big or too small when we're done?"  If they say "too small," then I look at the high end of the range that I have for them.  I think you would be happy with either one.  Good luck!