700cc under the muscle silicone gummy bear. I'm a full 36A. Has anyone felt like 700cc was too big? I'm 5'8, 146lbs (Photos)

Hello,Even without a physical examination to confirm, you are not a candidate for a 700cc implant. you will end up with complications that require a revision surgery to fix.  Breast augmentation is not a surgery were we can give any woman any size she desires. Go visit a few ABPS certified/ASAPS member surgeons. Best of luck!

The best recommendation will come from a plastic surgeon who has examined your unique anatomy and can make a recommendation based on the diameter of the base of your breast, your existing breast tissue and your hoped-for result. A 700cc breast implant is larger than most but that doesn't mean you couldn't be very happy with the results, depending on your goals. Your natural anatomy may not work for implants that large, however. To get an idea of your breast implant options, schedule a consultation with a plastic surgeon and consider his or her recommendation to achieve your desired look.

We help patients select implants that are based on their individual biodimensions - a 700 cc implant is large by any standard - I would carefully consider your goals for this cosmetic surgery and make sure your surgeon has your goals in mind.

In my practice, implant size is determined by your measurements. I do not go outside of those measurements because the complication rates are significantly higher, and are not worth the risk.From your pictures, I believe that a 700c implant would be too big for your body--an in-person consultation with a BCPS would be best, rather than looking online. That should then give you an idea of what would fit your body/breast shape.Best.

The best way to determine implant size is to meet with a board certified plastic surgeon who is experienced in high-quality breast augmentation procedures.  Your chest width and height should be measured as well as an assessment of your soft tissue, breast crease, nipple position, and other measurements.  The implant should fit nicely in your breast without being oversized in an unattractive way.   If your implant is too large or fits poorly, you risk implants which are way too high, may bulge to the side excessively, or with a damaged cleavage (uniboob).     It is better to select the right size rather than the fullest possible because your breasts will be more attractive.    Hope this helps!