Here’s Why Not Everyone Can Get Kylie Jenner’s Implants

Kylie Jenner recently made headlines by revealing her breast augmentation details in a social media comment. She has reportedly chosen 445cc silicone implants, with a moderate-plus profile. While it may be tempting to copy her implants exactly (they look great on her!), it’s important to remember that breast implant options should be highly personalized.
Here’s a breakdown of Kylie’s exact implants, how they differ from other options, and why breast augmentation is not one-size-fits-all.
Silicone Implants vs. Saline Implants
Kylie’s implants are silicone, which is the most popular choice for breast augmentation today. Silicone implants closely mimic natural breast tissue and are known for their soft, natural feel. The material is cohesive, meaning it holds together, but still maintains a realistic, soft texture.
On the other hand, saline implants are filled with a sterile saltwater solution. While they lack the cohesiveness of silicone, saline implants can still look and feel natural, and some patients prefer saline implants because they don’t require special imaging to detect ruptures—they simply deflate, and the saline is naturally absorbed by the body.
Saline implants also offer customizable volume. This means that during surgery, the surgeon can adjust the volume of saline in the implant to create a specific, tailored result.
Kylie’s Implant Size: 445ccs
Kylie’s implants are 445ccs. But what does 445cc mean for you? While 200cc typically equals about one cup size, the same 445cc implant can look completely different on you, depending on your height, chest width, weight, and overall body shape. Kylie’s implant size may have achieved her desired look, but your perfect fit is based on your specific anatomy and aesthetic goals.
Kylie’s Implant Placement: Half Under the Muscle
Kylie shared that her breast implants are placed “half under the muscle.” This refers to the dual-plane implant placement, a technique that balances the benefits of both submuscular and subglandular placements.
Here are the most common breast implant placement options:
- Subglandular (Over the Muscle). Implants are placed above the muscle and under the breast tissue. This placement works well for women who have more natural breast tissue to provide implant coverage.
- Submuscular (Under the Muscle). Implants are placed beneath the muscle, offering extra coverage and a natural look. This is ideal for leaner frames or women who don’t have much breast tissue.
- Subfascial. Implants are placed under the fascia but over the muscle. This offers added support with a relatively shorter recovery time.
- Dual Plane (Kylie Jenner’s Choice). The implant is placed partly under the muscle and partly under the fascia and breast tissue. This hybrid approach gives a balanced, natural look while providing proper support and tissue coverage.
Why You Can’t Just Copy Kylie’s Implants
Even though Kylie’s silicone implants are a popular choice, each patient’s body, goals, and preferences are unique, so what works for Kylie Jenner may not achieve the look you envision.
Here are just a few reasons why you can’t just copy Kylie’s implants:
Body Shape and Size Matter
Factors like body shape, breast tissue, and skin elasticity all influence which implant type and size are the best fit for you. Kylie’s 445cc implants and moderate-plus profile may be ideal for her body type, but they may not provide the same results for you. A consultation with an experienced surgeon is essential to find the option that complements your natural proportions.
Personal Goals and Expectations
Your aesthetic goals guide every aspect of your breast augmentation. While some women may want a fuller, more voluptuous look similar to Kylie’s, others may prefer a more subtle enhancement. It’s important to define your ideal look and discuss your options during the consultation to achieve results that align with your vision.
Lifestyle Considerations
A patient’s lifestyle also plays a key role in the decision-making process. For example, women who are very active or have specific concerns about how implants will feel during exercise may need to consider how each type of implant, including silicone and saline, and their placement will work with their lifestyle.
Kylie’s size might be right for her, but your perfect fit is based on your anatomy and aesthetic goals.
Surgeon’s Expertise
The right implant choice also depends on the surgeon’s skill and knowledge. An experienced, board-certified cosmetic surgeon will take the time to understand your body and what outcome you expect to guide your choices and ensure the best result.

Why the Consultation is Key
The decision between silicone and saline implants—and any other considerations in your breast augmentation—comes down to personalization. Dr. Sobel takes the time to discuss the nuances of both implant options and personalize the procedure to fit you. It’s not about copying what someone else does; it’s about achieving the ideal results for you.
Get the breast implants that are best suited to youIf you’re ready to discuss which breast implants are right for you, we invite you to schedule a free breast augmentation consultation today. Seattle breast augmentation surgeon Dr. Alex Sobel has years of experience helping patients achieve the look they’ve always desired with the highest standards of care and results.
Give us a call at (425) 453-9060 to schedule your consultation!