08/10/2026
What can make someone a bad candidate for breast augmentation? It usually comes down to two major factors: unrealistic size goals or misaligned expectations around underlying anatomy. First, asking for implants that are disproportionately large for your frame—like wanting basketball-sized implants on a delicate, small body—can lead to severe complications like tissue prolapse or implant displacement because the body simply can’t support that volume. Second, if you have existing structural traits like tuberous breasts or significant asymmetry, expecting “picture-perfect” Instagram results can lead to disappointment. Those flawless photos you see online often start with completely different baseline anatomy, which is why open communication and custom-tailored goals are essential for a happy outcome. Ready to discuss what’s safely and beautifully possible for your body? Book a consultation now through the link in our bio!