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... more
AA cup to a C cup with 300cc silicone implants?
I had 34AA initially. I'm 5'8", and 135 lbs. The doctor implanted 300cc silicone breast implants (sub muscular). I asked for C cups. Mind you I'm pretty flat. Post surgery I seem small. My breasts are the shapes of cones.
Do you think that I will achieve C cups by what I began with and what was implanted? Is this what you would have implanted?
3 answers to “AA cup to a C cup with 300cc...”
A: Predicting bra cup size with implant breast augmentation or enlargement.
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... more
A: Final cup size after breast augmentation
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... more
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17 Jul 2009
Based on the information you provided it is possible that you may fit into a 'C' cup bra depending on the manufacturer. A 'C' cup can be further divided randomly into a 'full B/smallC, a mid-C, or a full C/small D breast. You may fall into the full B/small C cup. It is important to recognize that bra cup sizes are not standardized and thus you may fit into a 'B' cup from one manufacturer and a 'C' cup from another. The cone shape is most likely a result of incomplete stretching of the overlying skin and muscle. Over time, your breasts will gradually develop a more natural shape as your tissue stretches and relaxes.