Before undergoing breast implant surgery, talk with your doctor about the size of the implants you want. There are certain risks to all breast implant surgeries, but larger implants can pose additional risks and problems. While your goal may be to realize a fuller, more voluptuous bust, practicality may eliminate any unforeseen problems.

When you sign up for a free consultation through Physicians Marketing Group, our board-certified doctors will help you determine what size implant is best for you. There are many factors that will play a part in this decision, including your current cup size, your body frame, and the underlying muscles and tissues. Your surgeon will help weigh all the factors to decide which size implant will look the most natural.

The first factor in choosing a breast implant size is your anatomy. The distance from your infra-mammary fold (the crease under the breast) to the nipple will have a lot to do with how big of an implant your body can handle. An oversized implant will create an unnatural, firmness and roundness that could result in capsular contracture, calcification, or implant extrusion. Fortunately, experienced surgeons know how to avoid these problems.

The thickness of your tissue, the volume of your existing breasts and familial traits like drooping breasts will also play a role in the size of your implant. The doctors within the Physicians Marketing Group network have years of experience and have performed countless breast implant operations. In nearly all cases, it's a good idea to take their advice. While your goal may be to substantially increase the size of your breasts, your surgeon will know what will look best on your body.