45/55 Boobs

Plastic Surgery Researchers Ask, 'What's the Perfect Breast?' | ASPS

What's the perfect breast shape? Nearly everyone agrees—it's a breast with an "upper pole to lower pole ratio of 45:55," reports a study in

Mammary duct ectasia - Symptoms & causes - Mayo Clinic

Though it's normal to worry about any changes in your breasts, mammary duct ectasia and periductal mastitis aren't risk factors for breast cancer. Clogged

The Scientific Way to Tell How Close Your Boobs Are to Perfection

breasts of her 45:55 ratio as their favorites. Now, before we all start shaking our heads at the idea that someone has bothered to try to

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Can the 45/55 ratio be achieved with large high profile implants

I did want to get opinions on if the 45/55 ratio (regarded as the "ideal" ratio of breast tissue above/below the nipple) is easily achievable

New York's Dr. Elliot Jacobs Discusses the Perfect Breast | PSNY Blog

breasts of four precise upper to lower pole ratios: 35:65, 45:55, 50:50 and 55:45. See if you can envision what this means: With a 35:65 ratio, there's a

“I don't want a bunch of skinny blondes with big boobs”

I focused on a simple question – how do we get 45-55 year old women to lift weights everyday? Yes this is weirdly specific. But menopause causes

Beyond the 21-cm Notch-to-nipple Myth: Golden Proportions in

Subclavicular-breast height and breast width were used to Malluci has described the 45/55 ratio in a three-quarter view. This

Is there such a thing as a perfect Breast? - Bay Area Aesthetic Surgery

The majority of people preferred the more natural 45:55 ratio to the fuller 50:50 ratio. This finding seems to indicate that men and women alike may prefer more

Breast Augmentation Ratio Universal Appeal | Charlotte Ann Rhee

The 45:55 ratio is considered the most natural looking breast augmentation results among plastic surgeons and study participants who are not medical