Will my 450cc Moderate Plus Silicone Implants be too top heavy & saggy on my body? (photos)

Your breasts would definitely be larger with a 450cc implant. They would be significantly larger than the photo with the bikini that you show. You should get a good lift effect from the implant as well. It appears you have some natural degree of synmastia/cleavage.  A surgeon would need to be careful to make sure the implants are not too close together in your situation. 

You are fairly tall at 5'7" with a normal chest width, so a larger implant on you would not look as big as the same sized implant on a shorter person. A 450cc implant is not a huge implant and I think from you photos will give you a balanced look. You are starting with a normal breast shape and with a properly placed 450cc moderate plus implant you should not look too top heavy. Having said that, there is not any one size that is perfect for each patient, but there is a range of sizes that will give you a balanced not overly augmented look. I think that the 450cc implant is towards the upper end of that range, but should still be fine for you.

Thank you for your question.  I wouldn't be able to give an accurate answer or assesment without an in-person exam, for measurements.  The best thing to do is find a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, have a consultation.  At that appointment you should be able to try on the implants and see what they would look like after your surgery.  Implants look different on every person, so you just have to find what is right for you for the look you are wanting and what fits your body. If you would like additional information regarding breast augmentation, you can download your free copy of my Breast Augmentation Planner, which has over 30 pages of information regardining breast augmentation.  You can download this planner at ABetterBreast.comBest of luck to you!

Hi there, and thank you for your
question. It's common for women to lose breast volume after pregnancy, and it's
great that you have a clear picture in mind for your desired results. It's
difficult to make a sound recommendation without an in-person evaluation, but
450 cc implants may contribute to the "top heavy" look you're trying
to avoid. A smaller round implant can restore the upper pole volume seen in
your "before" photo without adding the risks of excessively large
implants, whereas an anatomically shaped implant might allow you to get more
volume but still look very natural. An in-office consultation with a
board-certified plastic surgeon can help you make the best decision for
yourself. Best of luck!

I think the size would be appropriate for you based on your height, however, 450cc may give you a bigger result than the before picture you provided. You do not have that much breast tissue, so with that I want you to be aware that with the bigger implant size you choose the higher the possibility of looking and feeling the implant. Regarding your question about the implant looking saggy, I feel this would not occur based on where your nipple/areola complex is in relation to your inframammary fold.