Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below i just have a question i have basically no chest at all its like flat completely you can even see my ribs basically anyway i am getting breast implants i am 5'6 and like 145lbs , i told the doctor i want ot get htem as big as i can and i dont care if they look fake , so he told me i can get 650 cc's and fill them to 700 . have any of you girls gotten them that big? how big are yours ??
how many cc's are your implants???
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smt
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kcap said:
I am getting mine next week. Am a 32B right now and am going up to a big C/Small D. 400cc's is the size. I am nervous that I may be going a touch too big and wonder if I shouldn't have gone with the 375 cc's instead. There's not that much difference really, I don't think. I am petite though, 5'3" and about 107 lbs. If anyone has any input on this, that would be great also.
smt
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kcap said:
I am going under the muscle with silicone. I actually decided to go with a 375cc instead of the 400cc just because I have been worried the 400cc would make me a little more top heavy than I want to be. That should put me at a full C, I think. I have been told that it is hard to find clothes, swimsuites especially if you go too big. I hope I am not going too big for my body type. Is anyone else a smaller build but have the full C's or larger?? If so, opinions would be great.
When is your surgery date??
Tatyana
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I was a natural D (actually since I had a bra fitting I think they were probably a natural 34 E cup/32 F cup.
I had 475 cc of liquid silicon gel over the muscle but under the muscle fascia along the top and the center.
My breast look real, feel real and move like real breasts.
You wouldn't know unless I told you.
I am not a fan of under the muscle, if you are lean, then you will have veins on your breasts, and also a more matronly look to the breasts, rather than a 'titty' look (my first coach's expression).
Also not great if you train at all to go under the muscle, they do contract in odd shapes when you flex the chest muscles, and the recovery time is a lot longer.
I had 475 cc of liquid silicon gel over the muscle but under the muscle fascia along the top and the center.
My breast look real, feel real and move like real breasts.
You wouldn't know unless I told you.
I am not a fan of under the muscle, if you are lean, then you will have veins on your breasts, and also a more matronly look to the breasts, rather than a 'titty' look (my first coach's expression).
Also not great if you train at all to go under the muscle, they do contract in odd shapes when you flex the chest muscles, and the recovery time is a lot longer.
smt said:
hi smt,
Good luck with your surgery next week!
i had mine done a little over 2 years ago
im a 34 full D 450cc it cost me close to $10000
they look and feel great but im tired of them already, i wanna go to a 34B
my biggest problem is finding shirts and dresses that fit right
im pretty small at the waist so some shirts look funny, especially in the back
second is they get in the way when i run or work out <lol>
and attention...you get a lot of attention (from men or women) so if thats what you like go for it
im thinking of making them a full B or a small C but it sure is a lot of money
gotta rethink this
i have a suggestion, it may sound funny but i hope it helps
buy a bigger bra and stuff it with socks or something
walk around with it and see how you feel for a day
S
silverstar1025
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I did 475/450 moderate under the muscle. I was a full C before kids, but not full at all after. I am now a 36 DD. I was supposed to be a full D, but I am just a bit fuller 
Lot of nice racks up in this thred. LOL!
Sounds great ladies. I'll be visiting this thread again in the future. It's a big decision, that's for sure.
Sounds great ladies. I'll be visiting this thread again in the future. It's a big decision, that's for sure.
S
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curvymommy said:
Having a good PS is the key!! My friends think mine look and feel real. I love my PS!
smt
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princesa said:
Thank you!! I did try some clothes out with some home made 375 cc's. It looks like it will take a little getting used to because I am fairly small right now, but it will work out just fine. I think I made the right choice as far as size goes. I was debating on going with the 400cc's and then the 350cc's but settled for right in the middle and am happy with that choice. My only concern now is being too sore. I am supposed to fly out 2 days post surgery and am nervous about doing that. My surgeon told me that I'd be fine to fly as long as I don't carry much weight with me. About how long should I expect to be sore?
smt
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kcap said:
That seems freaking huge to me. I would think it would make your upper back hurt like crazy. When are you scheduled for surgery?? I am to go in next Tuesday the 25th. I'll check in and let you know how it goes. Keep in mind that it could be tough to find clothes that fit well and look good if you go that big. Good luck whatever you do.
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silverstar1025
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kcap said:
What size are you right now? To give you an idea I was a FULL C prior to kids. Pretty much deflated C after kids and I went with 475 and I am now a DD.
smt
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Just had surgery last Tuesday. It was really a breeze. Only took pain meds at night for the first 2 days and haven't had to take anything at any other time. I went with the 400cc's of silicone, under the muscle. Right now am in a brace for several of weeks. I don't remember being told how long it takes after surgery before they will take their actual shape. Does anyone know??
After losing body fat pretty quickly I lost my girls. I went for a consult in the spring and then back again a week later to talk more about under/over muscle. I was told that I had such little body fat in my chest area that the outline of the implant would be seen. She showed me pictures of what it would look like - she had patients who insisted over the muscle and had to have the surgery redone. Not good ladies. From what I understand it depends on how much fat tissue you have in that area (nothing to do with your body fat overall).
The over/under thing is what has kept me from scheduling the surgery to date. I can't remember how many cc's I was going but certainly nothing of the nature you ladies are speaking of. I like them to stay out of the way ;-) Although I recall putting in rather large testers and oh my. Could I have them just once? Otherwise I'd like my shirts and little dresses to still fit. I took clothes with me to the consult to try different things. I even brought the puppies home to wear for a bit!
The over/under thing is what has kept me from scheduling the surgery to date. I can't remember how many cc's I was going but certainly nothing of the nature you ladies are speaking of. I like them to stay out of the way ;-) Although I recall putting in rather large testers and oh my. Could I have them just once? Otherwise I'd like my shirts and little dresses to still fit. I took clothes with me to the consult to try different things. I even brought the puppies home to wear for a bit!
I have over the muscle moderate plus 600cc gels no rippling etc now but I am not my leanest by far. I have not cut down for contest yet I am sure they will show a bit then but I am typically only that lean 2-3 months of the year so who cares. Under takes much longer to heal.
Tatyana
Elite Mentor
I may have to look my implant size up again, I think they may be under 400 cc, 365-75 I think.
If you can avoid going under the muscle, I would. There are cases such as smt who didn't have a lot of breast tissue, under is more appropriate.
All of the FBBers I know are having the unders taken out and put over.
These are the issues with under the muscle:
- they cut the pectoral muscle
- the implant will change shape as you flex your pectoral muscles
- muscle has a lot of veins, so if you do drop bodyfat, you will have veins on your breasts
If you can avoid going under the muscle, I would. There are cases such as smt who didn't have a lot of breast tissue, under is more appropriate.
All of the FBBers I know are having the unders taken out and put over.
These are the issues with under the muscle:
- they cut the pectoral muscle
- the implant will change shape as you flex your pectoral muscles
- muscle has a lot of veins, so if you do drop bodyfat, you will have veins on your breasts
Thanks for sharing your experience.
Altering my body is a HUGE decision for me so I may just keep taking my good ole time. I have appreciated this thread! I went for several consults last spring and still haven't committed for this very issue of over/under.
Thanks ladies...
That is smart took me over a year as well to find a Dr that i felt comfortable with and decide on what I wanted. I am absolutly happy with my results
Tatyana
Elite Mentor
Best way to approach it.
I thought about it for about two, then asked about surgeons and did research for a year, saw six of the most highly recommended surgeons over six months, which cost me about 600 pounds ($1200), and then just went for it.
It was one of the best gifts I could have given myself.
I didn't mention this, I am a bit lower bodyfat now, and I see some ripples in my breasts (they are liquid), but when I point out the ripples in my cleavage to a few of my mates, they can't see it.
Implants will never be 100% like real breasts, but they can be pretty close.
BTW, they also feel like they are a part of you. They can be slightly colder than the rest of your body at times as there is not as much vascularisation.
Also, I gained sensitivity in my nipples. It was a bit bonkers for the first months when healing. It subsided a wee bit, but they are still more sensitive than before.
Mrs_Sly_S13
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I've been thinking about getting mine, but I'm afraid. I don't want them to look bad but I haven't really done much research yet. Right now I'm a 34A/32B. I'm really small and don't understand where it's gonna go! I want to go to a small D, but I still have a bit before it all happens.
Does anyone know of any good Drs in Nevada, California or Arizona??
Also, what is average cost of the surgery?
Thanks!!
Does anyone know of any good Drs in Nevada, California or Arizona??
Also, what is average cost of the surgery?
Thanks!!
I went with low profile under the muscle 320cc's which brought me up to a 34D, with the size of my ribcage and shoulders they are perfect. I actually healed really quick but it took near a year for them to drop completely due to size of my pec muscle. I get some weird distortion when I'm doing pec's or any upperbody movements, but that doesn't bother me. Do your research, Breast Augmentation and Breast Implants Information Web - by Nicole is really good. You can search your body type, weight, cc's, cup size etc... even see before and after pics.
Research, research, research...
Research, research, research...
Just wanted to let you guys know I am having surgery this Thursday! The last few months of body fat loss and added muscle pushed me over the edge
I think size is a personal decision and one that should be thought about - you are changing your body and you want to be really comfortable with it. Remember that larger, fuller etc. breasts are not going to increase your self confidence. Matter of fact, I wouldn't even dare consider them if your self confidence isn't already normal/high. Several women I know that have had surgery love their breasts in private but are insecure with them in public.
For note I am 5'3, 129lbs, 19%bf - I was a 34C and now a 32B at best (of recent I only have 2 32B bras I can wear). I have minimal breast tissue and have to go under the muscle - 325cc's. I have no bra size in mind (although I kinda hope some of my old cute bras will fit again - I kept some for memory sake ;-), I simply chose what felt most comfortable on me and also had the doctor take my shoulder/waist/hip measurements and determine the right natural size for my body.
A key concern during this time is not lifting. Although I have trained extremely hard the last 10 weeks and my body is ready for a break, I love being in the gym. I will be focusing on diet (developing one now) that will allow me to retain my lean muscle mass while not gaining any bf- perhaps even losing a bit. My doctor assures me that I can do as much cardio as I feel like I can do. I will begin with recumbent bike and progress back to the treadmill. My doctor and I plan for me to be recovered and able to train by January.
Mrs_Sly - there is no rush. I went for my first consult back in March and have gone three times since to talk to the doctor and try on sizes. I took clothes with me to try and my doctor even let me take two sizes home over night to wear for a bit to see which one I was most comfortable with.
I think size is a personal decision and one that should be thought about - you are changing your body and you want to be really comfortable with it. Remember that larger, fuller etc. breasts are not going to increase your self confidence. Matter of fact, I wouldn't even dare consider them if your self confidence isn't already normal/high. Several women I know that have had surgery love their breasts in private but are insecure with them in public.
For note I am 5'3, 129lbs, 19%bf - I was a 34C and now a 32B at best (of recent I only have 2 32B bras I can wear). I have minimal breast tissue and have to go under the muscle - 325cc's. I have no bra size in mind (although I kinda hope some of my old cute bras will fit again - I kept some for memory sake ;-), I simply chose what felt most comfortable on me and also had the doctor take my shoulder/waist/hip measurements and determine the right natural size for my body.
A key concern during this time is not lifting. Although I have trained extremely hard the last 10 weeks and my body is ready for a break, I love being in the gym. I will be focusing on diet (developing one now) that will allow me to retain my lean muscle mass while not gaining any bf- perhaps even losing a bit. My doctor assures me that I can do as much cardio as I feel like I can do. I will begin with recumbent bike and progress back to the treadmill. My doctor and I plan for me to be recovered and able to train by January.
Mrs_Sly - there is no rush. I went for my first consult back in March and have gone three times since to talk to the doctor and try on sizes. I took clothes with me to try and my doctor even let me take two sizes home over night to wear for a bit to see which one I was most comfortable with.
Just wanted to let you guys know I am having surgery this Thursday! The last few months of body fat loss and added muscle pushed me over the edge
I think size is a personal decision and one that should be thought about - you are changing your body and you want to be really comfortable with it. Remember that larger, fuller etc. breasts are not going to increase your self confidence. Matter of fact, I wouldn't even dare consider them if your self confidence isn't already normal/high. Several women I know that have had surgery love their breasts in private but are insecure with them in public.
For note I am 5'3, 129lbs, 19%bf - I was a 34C and now a 32B at best (of recent I only have 2 32B bras I can wear). I have minimal breast tissue and have to go under the muscle - 325cc's. I have no bra size in mind (although I kinda hope some of my old cute bras will fit again - I kept some for memory sake ;-), I simply chose what felt most comfortable on me and also had the doctor take my shoulder/waist/hip measurements and determine the right natural size for my body.
A key concern during this time is not lifting. Although I have trained extremely hard the last 10 weeks and my body is ready for a break, I love being in the gym. I will be focusing on diet (developing one now) that will allow me to retain my lean muscle mass while not gaining any bf- perhaps even losing a bit. My doctor assures me that I can do as much cardio as I feel like I can do. I will begin with recumbent bike and progress back to the treadmill. My doctor and I plan for me to be recovered and able to train by January.
Mrs_Sly - there is no rush. I went for my first consult back in March and have gone three times since to talk to the doctor and try on sizes. I took clothes with me to try and my doctor even let me take two sizes home over night to wear for a bit to see which one I was most comfortable with.
Perfect... thats exactly what I talked to my doc about... I didn't want to be large just have my body in proportion. I was blessed with a great Doc, I didn't even know how many CC's until after the surgery. He also explained to me that the shape I had before would be what I had after just bigger.
I had org wanted the tear drop shaped implants... he said I didn't need that because I already had that shape and it would be an overkill... he was right. I love the work he did, they look and feel natural.
Good luck girl...
Tatyana
Elite Mentor
A good plastic surgeon is not only technically skilled, he is an artist.
Implants also vary with the size across the base, which you want to also consider (or make sure your doctor considers).
Just don't get anything on the cheap, as I have this funny feeling that cheap clinics buy in job lots of certain implant sizes and everyone gets the same if they want 350 cc moderate profile, which could mean you have two half looking balls stuck on your chest that are situated too far apart.
I also asked that my implants were placed as close together as possible, obviously some of the end result depends on what you have already, but there is nothing worse or screams 'fake' than having implants that sit several inches off the center of your chest.
However ladies, think about this, breast augmentation is one of the most commonly performed procedures each year, yet you don't see hundreds of women walking around with porn star breasts.
I think people get the wrong impression about implants as the women who are going to be getting their breasts out make money from their breasts, so they go for the exagerated over the top pneumonic size.
Implants also vary with the size across the base, which you want to also consider (or make sure your doctor considers).
Just don't get anything on the cheap, as I have this funny feeling that cheap clinics buy in job lots of certain implant sizes and everyone gets the same if they want 350 cc moderate profile, which could mean you have two half looking balls stuck on your chest that are situated too far apart.
I also asked that my implants were placed as close together as possible, obviously some of the end result depends on what you have already, but there is nothing worse or screams 'fake' than having implants that sit several inches off the center of your chest.
However ladies, think about this, breast augmentation is one of the most commonly performed procedures each year, yet you don't see hundreds of women walking around with porn star breasts.
I think people get the wrong impression about implants as the women who are going to be getting their breasts out make money from their breasts, so they go for the exagerated over the top pneumonic size.
Not so much the size of the implant, but will have an unskilled Dr. And for that you'll pay for later on. I believe NOTHING is ever cheap. One pays for it one way or another. I rather get a good Dr form the start. They're pricey here, but worth it..
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