What exactly does breast implant CC size mean for your bra cup size? How can you decide what implant size will best suit your body and your lifestyle? Well, in order to decide, you need to take into consideration the proportion and projection.
Picking the right breast implant cc size (measured in cubic centimeters) and the profile (the projection of the implant) is probably one of the most important decision one has to make when undergoing breast enlargement or augmentation. The end result has to be a look that is both natural and proportioned and getting this result can be a challenging tasks.
CONs of too small breast implants
There a number of drawbacks of small breast implants. For example:
- If you get implants that you feel are too small for your body, you won’t be happy with the end result and you will likely go back to your plastic surgeon to have them replaced by bigger ones.
- A false image of breast size usually occurs when there’s tissue swelling from the surgery
- The real breast size will reveal itself after 6-12 months because that’s how it usually takes for everything to heal
If you can, avoid having secondary surgeries. The chance of scaring becoming to visible are higher and the delicate breast tissue might be more damaged because of multiple surgeries.
How to make sure you get the right breast size?
Thanks to modern technology now we can be pretty certain how big breast will we get after our surgery, once everything is healed. Plastic surgeons now use 3D technology to visualize your appearance before and after the procedure. This should give you a pretty good picture on what to expect.
Of course as with everything else, you should think about this as just a sample and an estimate. It is no guarantee that you will look exactly like the 3D model because every woman’s skin, muscle and tissue regenerates differently but it can help you visualize.
In addition to computer 3D modelling, you can also wear different fillers with different outfits to see which one is the right one. While doing this, ask yourself:
- Which one makes you feel most comfortable in your daily routine and
- Which one looks the best regarding proportion and projection
There are many factors that determine how the breast implants will look after they are implanted e.g. position of the nipple-areola complex, distance between the nipples, the location of the center of the breast mound etc.
What are the CONs of too big breast implants?
Just as too small breast implants have a few drawbacks, so do too big implants:
- Too big implants might make your body look unnatural
- Too big breast implants might seriously impact your balance
- Your regular gym sessions might become uncomfortable
- Eventually you can experience back pain because of the ‘heavier load’ on your chest
- Bigger breast implants usually mean bigger bras so you will have to change your wardrobe substantially
- Too big implants might even damage your breast tissue
Hopefully these introduction tips will give you a better insight on what can you expect if you go wrong with your breast implant size. In our next article, we will be focusing on how to avoid problems with your implants and how can you make sure that you’ve picked the right implant size.
