AA Cup to a C Cup with 300cc Silicone Implants?

It is very difficult to determine cup size after breast augmentation. Happiness with your new look is the most important. A rule of thumb is 150-175cc for each cup size. You have to wait six months before you can determine your final size Keep in mind that cup sizes change depending on the bra brand. There is no standard. I use the Vectra 3D system so that you can visualize what your breast will look like before breast augmentation.

There is no standard bra sizing. What is a 34C at Victoria's Secret, is not at La Perla, Olga, Maidenform, etc. Also what you think is a 34C, may not be what I think is one, and may not really be a C at all- you may really want to be a D. When getting measured for a bra, typical measuring for bra size is done at the point of maximum projection of the breast. If your breast implant is under the muscle, you need to let everything relax and settle before you will know your real bra cup... more

The problem is that you are tall thin and have minimal breast tissue. A significantly sized implant may result in prominence and visibility. Generally a 150-200 cc increase will result in a one cup size increase but this is only a general rule. I would give it time for the results to settle. The cone like appearance will likely improve.

It's hard to know with certainty what your final cup size will be. As you undoubtedly know, not all C-cups are equal. For example, a C cup at Victoria's Secret may be a B cup at another store. The final cup size is also influenced by breast height and width, and this is influenced by the type of silicone implant your surgeon selected. That being said, given your height and weight, my suspicion is that you'll end up somewhere between a B and a C cup, meaning some C cup bras will fit... more