Anyone had 320cc UHP UNDERS Started by: Megan t

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  • Megan t
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    Hello ladies,
    I met my surgeon today and I’m super excited but left the date to have the surgery quite a while so won’t acctually be having it until May. I’ve done a lot of research but haven’t seen anyone with similar or the same stats that have before and after pictures.
    I’m 5ft 7 54kg and am really flat chested I’m 28/30 aa and getting 320cc UHP unders and I know everyone’s different but they felt and didn’t look that big when trying on sizers so just wanted to know if anyone had before and after pictures of sizing after. Many thanks in advance

    Jaclyn 41
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    Hey I’m 350cc unders but pear shaped. I wish I got bigger x

    Megan t
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    🙁 it’s the highest I can go due to being a slim build I suppose as long as I have boobs that’s nice but don’t want to feel like it’s not been worth it

    maya henry 47
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    I’m a size 28/30 band as well! Implants on a small frame/ width go much further than you’d think. You should definitely end up with a D cup at least, probably bigger xx

    Megan t
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    I’m wanting a full c/d contemplating on doing a mya journey as I love seeing others!!

    Gita 27
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    Indeed you are very small frame and band size.. but you are also tall, If I were I would go bigger, and trust me I don’t like having big boobs.. I just feel that 320 won’t be enough.. maybe try 320 on HP or 380 on UHP.. I’m 4’11, 32aa(so nothing really) and I’m going 300 (and I really don’t want big ones, just natural normal).. who knows I might be wrong..

    But I’ve seen other woman saying that the sizers feel bigger than what they actually end up. The phrase “I regret I didn’t go bigger, as when I put the sizers on it felt good but now I’m post-op and they feel small” is common around the forums.

    From the other hand you have very small band size body (around your bust), so maybe you can’t go bigger.. nothing wrong asking the doctor for a ‘push’ if possible and IF is safe of course.

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