G's v CC's

by SG007 9th January 2011, 4:12 pm

Girls I appreciate this topic usually gets extensively covered. I have done a search and cannot seem to find the posts Screwy

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Are cc's and G's equivalent, or is there a slight difference. Ill be having Nagor implants and notice they are in G's.

Ta very much! Give You

x

by hattie260 9th January 2011, 4:15 pm

Its the same hun, 335g is the same as 335cc x

by SG007 9th January 2011, 4:23 pm

I thought It was but was 100% sure as id read conflicting reports.

Thanks x

by hattie260 9th January 2011, 5:45 pm

maybe ask your surgeon just to make sure but I am pretty certain x

by Pixie 9th January 2011, 5:57 pm

Depends on the density of the material though... so surely that depends on whether you're having saline or silicone, and if silicone then what kind of silicone, etc...?

by ***Sally*** 9th January 2011, 9:01 pm

They are the same. I have Inspira Soft Touch 445g xxx

by jellytot 9th January 2011, 9:34 pm

hattie260 wrote:Its the same hun, 335g is the same as 335cc x

Hmmm....I was told that cc was the same as ml - and if that's so, then there is a difference (at least when making rice boobies)!

I think it matters what substance it's made out of? (as some material is more dense than others, so would produce less volume!)

by hattie260 9th January 2011, 10:47 pm

hmmm maybe its ml i was thinking of that is the same as cc then.

Rice boobies is different as rice is not the same density as silicone or saline, but rice boobies are certainly not accurate, just a bit of fun.

Maybe ask James? He will knowbe able to tell you...

by Pixie 10th January 2011, 12:54 am

ml = millilitre
cc = cubic centimetre

Those are definitely the same, but then they both measure volume. Weight is different and defined by the density. Not that I actually know the density of saline or silicone lol but they could be different. Definitely one to ask the surgeon!

Having said that, I'm sure when I held a silicone implant at the consult I went to, it was lighter than I expected... because I was expecting it to weigh about as much as water/saline? Which implies silicone might not be as dense.

Hmm. Sounds like Hattie's right - off to James ;)

by hattie260 10th January 2011, 8:41 pm

makes sense pixie! I also think silicone feels less dense than saline. Will be interesting to see what james says.. that one's stumped me!

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