How Big Are 350cc Breast Implants in a Teardrop Shape, and Who Are They For?
Key points
- 350cc teardrop breast implants are one option for adding volume to the lower part of the breast, giving a rounded shape in proportion with your body.
- Breast augmentation with this shape suits people who have little breast volume and want a gently sloping shape that follows their body.
- An assessment by the surgeon to measure your proportions and breast base width is an important step in choosing an implant size that suits your body.
- Following the surgeon’s aftercare advice helps support wound healing and helps the implants settle in the planned position.
Choosing an implant size that suits your body is an important step in planning breast augmentation. Considering 350cc teardrop breast implants means assessing the height of your upper chest and the width of your breast base so the implant fits your existing shape. Understanding how the sloping shape really looks helps you prepare and plan your consultation with the surgeon before surgery.
This article from S45 Clinic covers the body types that suit implants of this size, compares them with nearby sizes, and explains implant placement techniques and aftercare to support your recovery after surgery.
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How Are 350cc Teardrop Breast Implants Different From Round Implants?

350cc teardrop breast implants are designed to follow the shape of a real breast, with rounded volume in the lower part and a gentle slope in the upper part. Choosing this size can add breast volume in a way that suits your body, and the sloping shape of this type of implant helps the breast line follow the contours of your body.
Implants of this shape are an option for people with little breast volume or who want more volume in the lower part of the breast. The surgeon assesses the width of your existing breast base so the implant size fits the structure of your shoulders and torso. The implant size is chosen based on your proportions, height and body structure.
Differences Between Teardrop and Round Implants
Choosing an implant shape directly affects your proportions and upper chest. Teardrop implants follow the shape of a real breast, which slopes with gravity, while round implants add volume to the upper part of the breast. Comparing the features of each shape helps you choose an approach that suits your body.
| Feature | Teardrop | Round |
|---|---|---|
| Gel distribution | Rounded volume in the lower part, sloping from the upper part | Spreads evenly in all directions in a circular shape |
| Upper chest proportions | Slopes in line with your body | Adds volume to the upper part of the breast |
| Suits | People with little breast volume or mild breast sagging | People who want more volume and fullness in the upper breast |
Choosing 350cc teardrop breast implants helps your breast proportions follow the line of your ribcage. The sloping base and edges help the upper chest look in proportion and lower the chance of the implant edge being visible in people with fairly thin skin.
During the assessment, the surgeon measures the width of your existing breast base to choose an implant base width that suits you. This helps lower the chance of the implant edges spreading out to the sides or sitting too close together.
Teardrop Implant Brands Registered With the Thai FDA
Examples of teardrop implant brands registered with and authorised by the Thai Food and Drug Administration (Thai FDA) include:
- Mentor implants have a cohesive gel that helps the implant hold its sloping shape and lowers the chance of capsular contracture (scar tissue tightening around the implant).
- Motiva implants include highly flexible models that adapt their shape as your body moves, with Microchip technology that stores product-specific information.
Choosing a breast implant brand should also involve an assessment of your breast base size and skin elasticity. Implants that meet recognised standards come with a product warranty card and the manufacturer’s terms of care.
Which Body Types Suit 350cc Teardrop Breast Implants?

Choosing 350cc teardrop breast implants helps your breasts look in proportion, with more volume in the lower part than the upper part, following breast anatomy. Assessing your body before surgery is therefore important. Whether implants of this size suit you depends on individual factors, including the width of your existing breast base, your skin elasticity and your torso height.
Existing Breast Shapes That Suit This Size
To judge which body types suit this size, the surgeon assesses your existing breast base together with the thickness of the fat and skin over the chest, because enough tissue to cover the implant edges helps lower the chance of the implant edge being visible after surgery.
350cc teardrop breast implants suit people with a medium-sized existing breast base who want a gently sloping breast shape that follows their body. This shape focuses on adding volume to the lower part of the breast, so it suits people with little existing breast volume who still have enough skin and fat over the chest. Existing body features that suit this size include:
- people with breasts that spread out to the sides or mild breast sagging
- people who are about 160cm to 168cm tall with balanced shoulder and hip width
- people with little existing volume in the lower breast but good skin elasticity
Body Types That May Not Suit This Size
350cc teardrop breast implants may have limitations for people with a wide breast base. Implants of this shape focus on adding volume to the lower part and are not designed to add width to the upper chest, so in a body with a wide breast base the gap between the breasts may look wider than you want. The same applies to people with a sunken chest (pectus excavatum) or a crooked breastbone, because teardrop implants on an uneven bone structure may raise the chance of the implant shifting or rotating, which can affect breast position in the long term.
People with very little existing skin and fat, or who want a lot more volume in the upper breast, may not have enough tissue to cover the edges of a 350cc teardrop implant, so the implant edge may be visible in the upper chest. An assessment by the surgeon before surgery is therefore important in choosing an implant shape and size that suit your body.
Projection of 350cc Teardrop Breast Implants
The projection of 350cc teardrop breast implants is designed to follow the shape of a real breast, sloping from the upper part down to the lower part, so the upper chest looks in proportion with your body.
Implants of this size come in several projection levels, such as low, moderate or high. The surgeon assesses your breast base width and skin elasticity to choose a projection level that suits your body.
Implant Height Affects the Upper Chest and the Shape After Surgery
The height, or projection, of 350cc teardrop breast implants affects how full the upper chest looks and the curve at the sides. A high-projection implant can add forward volume for people with a fairly narrow breast base, while a moderate-projection implant has a wider base, which helps the upper chest slope in line with your existing shape.
Implant projection also relates to the thickness of the skin and fat over the chest. In people with little fat, a projection that does not match the skin thickness may raise the chance of the implant edge being visible in the upper chest.
Implant Placement Techniques for Breast Proportions That Suit Your Body
Choosing the position of the breast implant is an important factor in the direction the breast moves and how flexible it is. The surgeon assesses your skin thickness, fat and existing breast volume to choose a placement that suits your body.
A placement that suits your body helps lower the chance of visible implant edges or a boxy look, so the breast shape moves in line with your body in daily life, with a lower chance of pulling from the chest muscles.
Differences Between Submuscular Placement and Dual Plane
The implant position affects breast proportions and movement, especially with 350cc teardrop breast implants, which need suitable support for your body. Choosing a technique that suits your body helps lower the chance of visible implant edges. Traditional submuscular placement and the dual plane technique differ as follows:
| Comparison | Submuscular placement | Dual plane technique |
|---|---|---|
| Muscle coverage | The chest muscle covers the whole implant | The muscle covers only the upper part, and the lower part sits under the breast tissue |
| Movement | The implant moves when the chest muscle tightens | Movement follows your body’s usual movement |
| Fascia factors | Pressure from the muscle over the whole breast | Less muscle pressure on the lower breast |
For people with little existing breast volume or fairly thin skin, the dual plane technique lets the upper muscle help cover the implant edge in the upper chest. Recovery time and how the breast settles depend on your body and how your tissues respond.
Pros and Things to Consider With 350cc Teardrop Breast Implants
350cc teardrop breast implants help adjust breast proportions, with a sloping upper part and added volume in the lower part that suits your body. They suit people who want more breast volume with a lower chance of the implant edge being visible after surgery.
Things to consider with this size include the weight of a 350cc implant, which may affect your body in the long term. For people with a fairly narrow breast base, or little existing breast volume and fat, there may be a higher chance of skin tightness or visible implant edges if the placement technique does not suit the body. An assessment of your proportions and breast base by the surgeon before surgery is therefore an important step in lowering these risks.
Recovery and Pain After Surgery
Recovery after breast augmentation with 350cc teardrop breast implants takes a different amount of time for each person. You may feel tightness in the breasts in the first period after surgery, because the skin of the lower breast needs to adjust to the implant volume. This tightness usually eases gradually as your body recovers.
Tightness over the upper chest is a normal part of your body adjusting. Wearing a support bra as the surgeon advises helps hold the implants in a suitable position. Avoiding heavy lifting or activities that use a lot of arm and chest strength in the early period also helps reduce muscle pulling and supports wound healing.
How Do 350cc Teardrop Breast Implants Compare With Other Sizes?

Choosing a breast implant size depends mainly on an assessment of your breast base and chest width, so the implant width suits your body and has a lower chance of spreading too far to the sides. Comparing 350cc implants with other sizes by width, height and projection gives you an overview of your proportions to use when planning and at your consultation with the surgeon before surgery.
Comparison With Nearby Sizes to Help You Decide
350cc teardrop breast implants suit people with a medium breast base who want more volume in the lower breast compared with nearby sizes. Comparing your chest proportions and ribcage gives an overview of breast dimensions to use when planning with the surgeon.
| Teardrop implant size | Approximate breast base | Lower breast volume |
|---|---|---|
| 300cc | Fairly narrow base | Adds lower volume to suit the existing structure |
| 350cc | Medium base | Adds volume and a rounder curve in the lower part |
| 400cc | Fairly wide base | Focuses on adding volume and fullness in the lower breast |
Differences in breast base width affect the choice of implant size. Going up or down even slightly in size affects the lower breast proportions in relation to the ribcage. Having the surgeon measure your existing breast base before surgery is therefore an important step that helps lower the chance of the implant edges spreading out to the sides.
Assessment and Preparation Before Breast Augmentation at S45 Clinic
Surgeons at S45 Clinic assess your breast base size, width and skin elasticity to judge whether your body can support 350cc teardrop breast implants before surgery. A suitable assessment helps lower the chance of the implants moving out of position or of visible implant edges in the long term. Tell the surgeon in advance about your medical history, regular medicines and all the supplements you take.
To prepare for surgery, stop taking aspirin, ibuprofen, vitamin E and any supplements that affect blood clotting for the period the surgeon advises, and stop smoking and drinking alcohol. This helps lower the chance of complications from blood loss during surgery and supports wound healing.
Aftercare After Breast Augmentation
Caring for 350cc teardrop breast implants focuses on keeping the implants in a suitable position and keeping the sloping shape in line with your body. Wearing a support bra as the surgeon advises in the early period helps support the breasts in a suitable position.
After the early period, avoid massaging the breasts with too much pressure, because this may affect the position of sloping implants. Wearing a sports bra without an underwire during physical activity helps reduce the force on the chest.
Have regular follow-up checks or imaging, such as a breast ultrasound or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), as the surgeon assesses and advises, to watch for any complications.
FAQ About 350cc Teardrop Breast Implants
Will 350cc Implants Make My Breasts Look Too Big?
350cc teardrop breast implants are designed with a sloping upper part and added volume in the lower part. How big they actually look depends on your body structure, existing breast base and skin thickness. The surgeon assesses these before surgery to choose a size that suits your body.
Can I Have This Size If I Have a Small Frame?
People with a small frame can consider 350cc teardrop breast implants, after the surgeon assesses their breast base size and skin elasticity.
Do Teardrop Breast Implants Affect Breastfeeding?
Breast augmentation with 350cc teardrop breast implants generally does not affect producing or passing breast milk, because the implants are placed under the muscle or under the breast tissue, not at the milk ducts. Choosing an incision under the breast fold or in the armpit, together with an assessment by the surgeon, helps lower the chance of injury to the milk ducts and nerves in the breast.
Do Teardrop Implants Need to Be Replaced After a Set Time?
Teardrop implants today have no fixed replacement time if there are no complications or physical problems. The decision to have revision or implant replacement surgery usually depends on individual factors, such as capsular contracture, the implant moving out of position or a tear in the implant. Surgeons recommend regular follow-up checks and imaging to assess the implants in the long term.
Summary
350cc teardrop breast implants help adjust the lower breast to give a rounded shape, with a sloping upper chest that follows your own shape. Choosing this size requires an assessment by the surgeon so the implant volume matches your existing breast base and skin elasticity.
Assessing your chest width together with the implant dimensions before surgery is also an important step that helps lower the chance of the implant edges spreading too far to the sides. Planning with the surgeon and following aftercare advice help your breast proportions stay in line with your body in the long term.
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