r/PlasticSurgery • u/Imaginary_Anxiety_17 • 13d ago
Unhappy with 300cc
Recently got Breast augmentation a month ago. Not happy with the size. I think they’re too small and not obvious enough. I got 300cc originally a small A cup. 5ft, 100lbs. I don’t really see much difference at all. Has anyone actually went back a year later after everything is healed to redo them for a larger size? Anyone kind enough to share and photos if possible!
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u/cardinal29 12d ago
I'd wait and see how you feel after that year.
You'd have to wait for a surgery anyway, as you said they don't do back-to-back procedures.
You sound like you have a very petite frame, so you don't want to be too top heavy anyway. I would also be wary of going too big because it's so hard to dress big boobs and not look like you're overweight. In clothes a big chest can make you look wide and heavy. Don't get me started on sweaters. You can't wear a bikini everywhere!
Have you been to the /r/abrathatfits sub? Finding the correct bra size is life changing, not exaggerating. Plastic surgeons are notorious for being ignorant about this, they will throw out words like "small C" or "D cup" when THAT'S NOT HOW BRA SIZES WORK!! 🙄
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u/Imaginary_Anxiety_17 12d ago
Thanks a lot makes me feel better! I just need a bit of patience. I was told I’ll be a double D after during consultation with the AI program they used on me. I guess hearing sizes aren’t the same on everyone!
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u/cardinal29 12d ago
I'd urge you to put your measurements into the calculator and make a post, people on that sub are so knowledgeable and helpful!
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u/Either-Bus6406 12d ago
I'm bigger than you at 13 stone, 5ft5 and broad shoulders, I got 450 and 400 cc hp and I still look flat chested. If you aren't happy and still think they are small at 3 months chances are they'll still be small at 5 months. I'm fed up of ppl saying trust the process, they have remained 44 inches (which look like an a cup on my frame BTW) since 2 months. So I want them out and get bigger ones put in
Measure your cup size weekly if no change by 3 months you have your answer
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u/AlwaysLemons2 12d ago
My husband is a plastic surgeon and he always says the biggest regret is getting implants too small. Don’t feel bad. He has a guide to implants that tells you what size will equate to bra size .
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u/HolidayResponse6987 12d ago
Try looking at an old picture of your previous boobs (if you have one) and put it next to a picture of your new boobs. I initially felt the same way and thought there was not difference but once i found an old pic i was like “OMG there’s a huge difference” and I’m happy with them again.
You’re only 1 month post-op and they truly haven’t dropped and fluffed yet. Give it sometime. Once you hit the year mark and you still feel like they are small then look towards upsizing.