B Cup Breasts

Reasons to Get B Cup Breast Implants

Breast augmentation that allows a patient to go from AA cup bras to B cup bras, for example, can provide a major boost in confidence. For other patients though, this augmentation is a necessary element of Orange County breast reconstruction due to a variety of health problems. Consult a plastic surgeon if you’re considering breast augmentation. Make sure you know what surgery entails, including the risks, complications, and aftercare. Below, we include common reasons that our patients come to us for breast augmentation.

• Improve Symmetry: Breast augmentation can successfully provide a balanced look for people who have one breast that’s visibly bigger than the other. 
• Proportions: Breast implants can offer larger breast contour and even out a woman’s figure. For example, some women want their breast size to look proportionate to the rest of their bodies.
• Mastectomy: Breast cancer is an emotionally and physically exhausting battle. While mastectomies can save lives, they can also make sufferers feel like they’ve lost their femininity. Breast reconstruction is an option for those who have had a mastectomy in order to prevent or eliminate breast cancer. Following a mastectomy, either of these breast surgeries can help you return to a more natural look and feel for your breasts.
• Pregnancy, Breast Feeding, or Weight Loss: Breast augmentation can restore volume to breasts that have shrunk and drooped due to pregnancy or significant weight loss. Breast milk production and increasing breast size can cause breast skin to stretch. Your breasts become less thick when you stop nursing or lose weight, and they may droop or appear deflated. If you’re still considering having more babies in the future, you may be wondering: can you breastfeed with implants? Be sure to discuss this concern with Dr. Daneshmand during your initial consultation.
• Self-Confidence: All of the aforementioned factors can make women anxious about their appearance. As a result, many women undergo breast augmentation for the sake of a self-confidence boost.

Is it Worth Getting B Cup Breasts?

Many breast augmentation clients want to know if moving up to a B cup bra is worth it. How do you know if you should go up to a C cup or D cup instead? A B cup size may be perfect for you if:

• You want to improve the shape of your breasts or you want larger breasts.
• Your breasts are asymmetrical and you want to fix that.
• You’re athletic but you don’t want your breasts to get in the way.
• You want a subtle size increase or more fullness in your breasts.

An experienced plastic surgeon can achieve what no padded bra can: better breast symmetry, a beautiful form, and breasts that look and feel natural, as many patients with minor breast augmentations can attest. Breast augmentations aren’t simply for increasing the size of your breasts. They also aim to improve the look of the breasts and figure as a whole.

Benefits of Going From A Cup to B Cup Breasts

Now, let’s discuss why smaller volume implants actually have many benefits over larger volume implants.

• Lower Complication Risk: Large implants might cause complications in the future, such as capsular contracture and rippling. Capsular contracture occurs when scar tissue forms around the breasts. This complication is more common with larger implants. If this is a major concern for you, then smaller implants are the way to go.
• Results That Last Longer: Smaller implants weigh less. Your natural breast tissue will suffer less stress as a result. Therefore, the danger of early sagging is reduced. While no breast augmentation procedure is guaranteed to last a lifetime, smaller implants will generally survive longer than bigger implants.
• They Won’t Get in The Way: Smaller implants will match your lifestyle better whether you’re a runner, Crossfitter, or generally active. They’ll be more convenient and comfortable. Additionally, B cup breasts guarantee less back and shoulder pain compared to bigger breasts.
• Easier to Hide the Augmentation: Breast augmentation isn’t something to be embarrassed about. However, some people don’t like to admit that they’ve had one. For example, leaving work with A cup breasts and returning with D cup breasts, will likely be a noticeable change. If that’s what you want, then go for it. But if you’re looking for a more subtle change, going from an A cup to a B cup or even an A to a C cup is the best way to go.