I'm a B cup, 5'6" and 115 lbs. I want to be a small D cup. What implant would you recommend? (Photo)

Good evening!
Honestly I find the Classics to be a little flat in sizes over 300cc- which is why most surgeons and patients prefer the Mod Plus in the 300-450cc range!

Thank you for your question and photos. While you have clearly done your research, I would advise you to not spend too much time trying to select your implant, and instead leave that up to your plastic surgeon. What is important for you to devote your time and energy toward is sharing with your plastic surgeon photos of women's breasts which you find to be beautiful and your "favorites" or goal.

For any given volume (e.g. 350 cc) the widest implant will be a moderate classic,, and the narrowest would be ultra high profile. In other words, the wider the implant, the less projection, or the narrower the base of the implant, the more projection. If the proper diameter implant is selected for you, you can achieve a very natural and pretty outcome potentially with any implant as long as the proper biodimensional analysis has been performed by your plastic surgeon, but as a rule the more natural and less "augmented" result will be achieved with a moderate classic or moderate plus, more so that high profile or ultra high profile which will emphasize upper pole fullness or convexity. The other advice I can share with you is to consider the following. If your result was something other than perfect, which would you rather be, slightly bigger than you expected, or not quite as bis as expected. The latter, can be addressed with a padded bra even after your augmentation, but if you were over augmented, that will be forever, unless you have revision surgery. In my practice, I try to emphasize a natural appearance for my patients, rather than a tropical augmented appearance. But that may not be true for other practices or other plastic surgeons. My own practice reflects the fact that my patents tend to seek out a natural look.

Do your research, and make sure that your own aesthetic sensibility seems to align with that of your plastic surgeon, based on his or her Before and After gallery. Best of luck to you.