Whats the Right Breast Size Implants for a Really Petite Girl. Recommendation over 400cc

implant volume changes depending on chest diameter.

to change from an A cup to a C cup usually requires the following:

36    375 cc-400 cc

34   325-  350

32    275 -325

the profile of the implant will also change the diameter 

high profile may be better for a more narrow chest unless the patient wants a very round appearance.

This all depends on a variety of measurements of your original, pre-surgery body contour and your desired outcome. A variety of variables are considered, including your height, weight, breast width, breast height, distance between nipple and breast fold, as well as your desired cup size to determine the most suitable implant size, type and specific surgical technique. Based on all of these measurements, you can then determine how many cc's would look natural, or unnatural. Best of luck! 

If you have a petite frame I would not suggest an implant volume greater than 400cc as you may look disproportionate and have more complications in the future. I would visit with your plastic surgeons again and see if you can review some smaller sized implants; perhaps you can try them on in a bra if that helps. I prefer to use 3D imaging which is very helpful for patients to visualize what they may look like with certain size breast implant volumes.

Your body's tissues and skin are what will ultimately determine which implant size is best for you. Be sure your board certified plastic surgeon carefully reviews this with you before committing to breast implant size.

Sincerely,

Dr.Bruno

It always amazes me how many of my collegues do not size their patients pre-op.!

It is a very simple thing to do. Just put some sizing implants in a bra and this will give a a very good idea what size will be good for you. My patients can tell within 50cc what is too big and what is too small.

Find a surgeon who will let you decide.

Good luck

Thank
you for the question. As I stress with my patients, the choice of implant
size and type would best be done through an in-person examination. There
are a lot of factors that can affect your choice like the desired end result,
breast tissue, body measurements, and the like. Bra sizes can be better
determined once all of these information have been gathered. It would
always be best to visit your board-certified plastic surgeon and get a full
evaluation for your concerns. Best of luck, Dr. Michael Omidi.

An
in-person exam with a board-certified plastic surgeon is the best way to assess
your needs and provide true medical advice.