extra large Breast implants

Our team of surgeons specializes in large-volume breast augmentations, offering a wide range of implant sizes—from 625cc to 1000cc and beyond. Many patients who opt for extra large implants have previously undergone a standard breast augmentation (typically 500cc or smaller) and are now ready for a more dramatic look. Others come to us ready to start their journey with high-volume implants from the very beginning.

During your consultation, we’ll assess your goals, review your body proportions, and help you choose the ideal implant shape, profile, and placement to complement your desired look. We’ll also discuss the surgical approach, post-operative recovery, and long-term maintenance to ensure you feel informed and empowered every step of the way.

Patients from across the country travel to our San Diego office for this specialized procedure. If you're coming from out of town, we’re happy to assist with travel and accommodations to make your experience seamless.

Recovering from extra large breast augmentation involves more care and patience than standard breast surgery. Because of the increased implant volume—especially when placed under the muscle—patients can expect more tightness, swelling, and temporary discomfort during the first few days. It’s important to rest, stay hydrated, and follow all postoperative instructions closely to ensure proper healing.

You’ll wake from surgery in a supportive surgical bra, which must be worn continuously for at least 4 weeks. Your incisions will be covered with steri-strips or surgical tape, which typically remain in place for 4 to 6 weeks. These should stay clean and dry until your surgeon advises otherwise. Showering may be restricted during this time until you receive clearance from your provider.

Initially, the implants may sit slightly higher on the chest and appear more swollen. This is completely normal. Over the following weeks, your body will begin to adjust, and the implants will gradually settle into a more natural, aesthetically pleasing position.

Pain medication will be prescribed to help manage any discomfort, and your care team will schedule follow-up visits to monitor your progress. Most patients begin to feel more like themselves within a week, though full healing and final results can take several months.