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How is the size of the implants measured?

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Question:

How is the size of the implants measured?

Answer:

The size of an implant is not measured in cup-size (a, b, c, etc.) but in grams or millilitres. During a consultation with a plastic surgeon, a certain size will be agreed on, after the patient has tried out the different options.

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