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Breast Implant Size Differences. How to Pick the Right Size.

When picking a breast implant size one of the most important factors is the width of the chest. You do not want to choose an implant that will be wider than the chest so that you get a nice, natural look. Patient considerations when choosing a breast implant size: 1. How you want your breasts to look, both in clothing and without clothing 2. How much of a difference you want to have between your current breast size and your augmented size 3. How you want your breasts to appear- natural, slightly augmented or obviously augmented 4. What your current lifestyle is and how breast implants may affect your lifestyle (athletic lifestyle or more sedentary lifestyle, job duties, clothing choices) Surgeon considerations when choosing a breast implant size: When choosing a breast implant size, the Surgeon will consider: 1. Your current breast size and anatomy For many women, the breast implant size will be different from one breast to the other in order to achieve symmetrical breast size and proportion. Many women choose breast augmentation surgery in order to correct for naturally occurring breast asymmetry. The skilled plastic surgeon will be able to guide you in choosing the correct size. 2. Measuring breast size as breast width: The surgeon will measure your real breast size, by measuring the width of your breast from the cleavage area to the outer edge, toward the arm. The width is measured in a straight line in centimeters. Most women’s breasts are 11-14 centimeters wide. 3. Fitting the breast implant diameter to the natural breast width: Next, the surgeon will be able to determine breast implants with appropriate dimensions for your body. An implant that is about the same width of the breast (within approximately ½ centimeter of the breast width) will provide outcomes that are naturally pleasing. Typically, optimal outcomes are achieved if the implant is the same or slightly narrower than the breast diameter. If the implant is too wide for the natural breast width, then the implant can be obvious. 4. Considering tissue thickness: A women with thick breast tissue may be able to accommodate a wider implant than a woman with thin breast tissue, as there is more padding over and around the implant. A woman with thin breast tissue may not be able to tolerate a wide implant as the implant can stretch and thin the breast tissue, leading to visible rippling. Fortunately, at Ennis Plastic Surgery, our breast cosmetic surgeons are experts in analyzing the natural breast anatomy, including breast size, soft tissue thickness and anatomical proportions. 5. Selecting the implant: In order to select the most appropriate implant, the surgeon and patient will consider volume, diameter and projection of the breasts. The volume is related to your desired breast size, often relayed as your desired cup size. The diameter is chosen based on the breast measurements, typically slightly narrower than the breast. Outward projection relates to the desired shape of the breast. Learn more about breast sizes, breast implants sizes and breast augmentation surgery at: https://www.ennismd.com/breast-augmen... https://www.ennismd.com/breast-implan... https://www.ennismd.com/breast-size-g...