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Hello c13965-You can estimate your post op size by partially filling some smaller and larger baggies with rice or flax seed and stuffing a bra that you would like to fit. Stuff the bra until you have the desired fullness in lower, upper and lateral breasts. Once you have tried too big and too small and have arrived on a nice fill for your desires, then pour the filling into a measuring cup. Read off what it says in ml. (milliliters) and this is the same as "cc"s. This should give you your answer.BUT, let me address another issue. In my opinion, donut lifts should be used sparingly and only for those patients that have a moderately low nipple-areolar complex (NAC) and a tight lower breast pole curve. This description is not you as I see in your photo. You appear to 'need' a full lift and it will create much prettier and perkier breasts, especially if the implants are also put in the sub muscular position. The extra scars, especially the vertical scar, tend to heal very well and the areolar scar will usually heal better than those in a donut lift. So, confer with your board certified plastic surgeon and make sure that you understand your choices. Good luck.
Since your nipples are located below your breast fold, something more aggressive than a donut lift would most likely be more suitable for you. Please ask your surgeon’s office about sizers. Sizers are implants you can place into your bra to see your predicted results. This will allow you to determine whether you’ll achieve a small D.
yes, a D cup might be the result of a donut lift with 455cc high-profile saline breast implants. That said, a donut lift in conjunction with 455cc high-profile saline breast implants usually produces a discernible increase in breast size and lift. The precise result will vary depending on your specific anatomy and starting place. The purpose of high-profile implants is to provide the appearance of increased projection and fullness. You may anticipate a noticeable increase in breast form and volume when combined with a donut lift, which entails removing off extra skin and realigning the areola and nipple. It's crucial to remember: -Individual differences The outcomes can differ significantly from person to person.-Consultation is essential: You can better grasp your unique possibilities and expectations by speaking with a plastic surgeon. -The healing procedure: As your body becomes used to the implants, it could take a few months for the final effects to become fully apparent. To get a more precise estimate, I suggest talking to a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon about your objectives. They can offer you tailored guidance according to your particular situation. This is only an estimate, and the final result will vary depending on a number of factors, such as: -Your initial size: You're more likely to get a D cup if your breasts were smaller in the first place. -What kind of body are you? Your body proportions and natural breast shape may affect the outcome.-Technique of the surgeon: Achieving the intended result is greatly influenced by the surgeon's expertise and experience. Implant placement: Your breasts' size and form may be impacted by the way the implants are positioned. It's crucial to keep in mind that getting a particular cup size isn't the main objective of breast augmentation. Overall balance, symmetry, and outcomes that seem natural are important to many women.Hope this was helpful!Best wishes,Dr Ali Sajjadian TRIPLE Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
You will probably be a D cup. I agree that you need a lift along with implants but I prefer the lollipop lift over the donut lift. You will get better lift out of it and the avoid the problem of a stretched out areola we so often see with the donut lift.
Hard to know exactly but I find every 300cc usually goes up about a cup and half in size so you can use that as a kind of guide
