Four things to know before breast implants: volume in cubic centimeters doesn't equal cup size, identical implants look different on different bodies, placement under or over the muscle affects appearance and recovery, and work with a surgeon on sizing rather than chasing trends.
If you're considering an augmentation, save this video. Number 1, cup size does not equal implant size. This is a 500cc implant. Doesn't say on here whether this is C, D, or B cup, right? That depends a lot on your chest circumference and also the bra manufacturer. You go to Victoria's Secret, it's gonna be different than Neiman Marcus. Number 2, 2 people can look completely different with the same size implant. 500cc is gonna look a lot different on a 6'2" pro volleyball player with existing breast tissue versus someone who's 4'11" and no breast tissue. Natural is about proportion. You have to take in consideration the entire body aesthetic, to make things look natural. Number 4, implant placement affects recovery as well as the aesthetic. There are pros and cons. Underneath the muscle, more natural, more recovery. Above the muscle can work for some people, less recovery. The right surgeon sizes for your body, not trends. Don't sign for that size in your consultation. Make sure your doctor checks with on-table sizing to make sure it matches your body once the real deal is in there. ¡Gracias!
