34 years old, 5'7 and 118 lbs, breastfed two kids, 335 cc's Natrelle 410MF

I've always had very small breasts (32B before kids), but I used to like their shape and perkiness. After breastfeeding two children for over a year each, my breasts really drooped (whoever said small breasts don't sag was lying!) and I lost pretty much all of my breast tissue. It was as if my boobs were like, "Well, our work here is done - peace out!" and then retracted into my body haha. I can barely fill out an A cup now, though, honestly the fact that they look so deflated is what bothers me more than their size (though I don't love that, either). My nipples have these strange divots above them now that I cannot stand.

I'm pretty slender, so I don't want to go too big and I'm hoping for a natural look with a downward slope. Also, breast cancer runs in my family so I need to be able to get decent mammography images.

I've had once consultation so far which went really well (super kind doc who patiently explained things and really listened). He recommended round, moderate profile silicone gel implants, placed under the muscle for a more natural look and that also would be better for mammograms. He thought I shouldn't go any larger than 350cc's. I tried on 250cc, 300cc, 350cc and 400cc sizers (the 400's were comically large but of course my husband thought they looked great). I can't decide whether I preferred the 300s or the 350s. My instinct was that the 350s were a trifle too large, but maybe since they're going under the muscle they will look a little smaller???

I have another consultation with a different doctor next week and I'm hoping I don't get totally different advice!

I just had a consultation with a different surgeon, which went really well. My big worry going in was that I would get totally different advice...and that's exactly what happened haha. This doctor, who was also very nice, had a 3D image simulator. It was so cool. I had been going back in forth in my mind about round versus teardrop, but when he showed me the two options onscreen, I immediately knew that teardrop was for me. The nurse I met with first suggested 285 ccs, which were nice, but I'd rather go a bit larger if possible to try and get a C cup, even if it's a smallish C. The doc agreed to try to go for 335ccs. The important thing he said was to choose an implant that is narrower than my 13cm width breast. He chose a 12cm, cohesive silicone gel, textured teardrop. They offered me a surgery date of May 30.

Just got these today. I'm definitely leaning towards the 335s, which my doctor said he would try, as long as he could get a natural-looking result. (They're 12.5cm wide, and my breast width is 13cm. The 225s are 12 cm wide.) Both of these images are simulations of the Natrelle 410 anatomical silicon gel, moderate height, full projection implants. Sub-muscular placement, inframammary incision.