I'm a Small Girl, 90 Lbs and 5 Foot Tall. Will 300 CC's Be Too Big?

Choosing the appropriate size for your breast augmentation relies on many factors including your:

1. current breast size

2. the amount of skin you have,

3. your desired cup size

4. your breast and body measurements.

You should consult with a plastic surgeon performing breast augmentation regularly who will work with you to pick the right size and profile. It shouldn't be just choosing one of two sizes and the right size for you means incorporating both you and your plastic surgeon's recommendations. Sizing bras do help determine an estimate of the size you hope to achieve. In our Jacksonville breast augmentation practice, we utilize silicone gel sizer to help patients feel comfortable with the size they choose. We also help them decisions by informing them that there can be some limitations according to their existing breast measurements as well as that the sizers appear larger in the bra than inside the body. 

In addition the use of disposable sizers during the operation, where we place temporary disposable implants and determine what sizes match your desired goals and body help to ensure consistent patient satisfaction. 

You haven't mentioned how tall you are. But the question of whether the implants are too large for you really depends on what your goal is. Do you want to be a B cup, C cup, D cup etc. Because what may seem natural and proportional to you will be completely different from what someone else with the same frame may see as begin natural and proportional .

At your height, weight, and bra size, a 300 cc implant will likely represent a full C, but this can vary greatly depending on your specific tissue characteristics, different bra manufacturers, etc. Silicone will also feel a little smaller than saline. Moderate or high profile implants may be appropriate depending on your body dimensions. Remember that 25 cc is less than 2 tablespoons of volume, so a subtle but important difference. Hope this helps.