What bra size or size breast do people tend to end up with after having 335cc Breast implants? I was an A cup, and after having my two children, I became a B cup prior the Breast augmentation.
July 5, 2009
Answer: Bra size after breast implants depends Hello, Each woman will "wear" a given implant differently. It has to do with your shape, how much tissue you had before surgery and also the implant type and size. You will probably go up a cup to a cup and a half on average unless you are quite small. Enjoy your new look.
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July 5, 2009
Answer: Bra size after breast implants depends Hello, Each woman will "wear" a given implant differently. It has to do with your shape, how much tissue you had before surgery and also the implant type and size. You will probably go up a cup to a cup and a half on average unless you are quite small. Enjoy your new look.
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July 1, 2009
Answer: Final cup size = Native tissue (cc) + Implant volume (cc) Bra/cup size is a function of what exists plus what is added. However, as Oprah's show demonstrated, most women don't get the proper fitting for their bras. You state that pre-pregnancy you wore an "A" cup and that after you became a "B". As a general rule, if the distance from the nipple-base of the breast is 5cm this corresponds to an "A"; 7cm a "B"; 8-10cm a "C" and >10cm D, etc. Implanting a 335cc implant in a relaxed skin brassiere, as you describe will probably result in a "C" cup, if you are like most women and choose a larger band width (i.e. 34 instead of 32). Remember if the band width increases, the cup size decreases. In different manufacturer's bras, you may wear a D. The best recommendation is to obtain a good fitting from an experienced lingerie department at Nordstrom's. Good luck.
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July 1, 2009
Answer: Final cup size = Native tissue (cc) + Implant volume (cc) Bra/cup size is a function of what exists plus what is added. However, as Oprah's show demonstrated, most women don't get the proper fitting for their bras. You state that pre-pregnancy you wore an "A" cup and that after you became a "B". As a general rule, if the distance from the nipple-base of the breast is 5cm this corresponds to an "A"; 7cm a "B"; 8-10cm a "C" and >10cm D, etc. Implanting a 335cc implant in a relaxed skin brassiere, as you describe will probably result in a "C" cup, if you are like most women and choose a larger band width (i.e. 34 instead of 32). Remember if the band width increases, the cup size decreases. In different manufacturer's bras, you may wear a D. The best recommendation is to obtain a good fitting from an experienced lingerie department at Nordstrom's. Good luck.
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