Currently a B cup with 310cc implants, 10 years post op - would 450 or 500cc help me achieve a C/D cup? (photos)

Hello,
Since you have less breast tissue, it's likely that the implants were placed under the muscle. If you want a larger breast volume now, the first implants likely stretched the skin, so it may be possible to place implants around 450-500 cc. However, as the implants increase in size, their weight will also increase, and the time before sagging due to gravity will shorten. Therefore, if you are considering larger implants, I would recommend choosing B-lite implants, which are 30% lighter than regular implants of the same volume due to the difference in manufacturing. A 500 cc regular implant weighs 500 grams, while a 500 cc B-lite implant weighs 350 grams. This means there will be less gravitational effect on the breasts.

You can try sizers to see what your predicted result may be. Sizers are implants that you can fit into your bra. From 450-550cc, subtract the size of your current implants (310cc).

Hello, we could achieve a C/D cup by changing your implants with new ones around 500cc. On the other hand I would recommend an asymmetric approach because you have an asymmetry for the volumes of breasts. This could be different sized implants on both sides, or same implants and fat injection combination. As your folds are defined enough, a 4cm fold incision would be a good option to do these. Regards