How much will it take to become a 36C bra size? I'm currently a 34B (Photo)

A 250-300 cc implant high profile implant will give you a full C cup size.  Either a periareolar or inframammary approach in the dual plane would be recommended.  

Thank you for your inquiry and photo. I agree with my colleague that without a physical
examination it is difficult to respond with accuracy, but the best way to
determine which breast implant size is best for you is by first finding out
your specific wishes not only with words or letters as in cup size or “not too
big” or “natural”, but also with a visual understanding of what you hope to
look like. This can be accomplished either with photographs of patients whose
breasts and body type look like you, or ideally with photos of patients not
only shoes breasts are similar to yours, but are also a similar height, weight,
and pre-operative breast size. In our own practice we have provided that unique
functionality on our website to accomplish exactly that.



Unfortunately the most common reason for a woman to be
unhappy after her augmentation is feeling as though she is either too big or
not big enough. Thankfully, in our practice this is rarely a problem because
implant size selection is what we spend most of our time discussing and determining.
I do not place the onus of selecting the breast implant size on my patients
since they are coming to me for my advice and expertise, but I do ask my
patients to be as specific as possible about their aesthetic goals and I then
advise them accordingly.





I would advise you to seek the advice of a board certified
plastic surgeon experienced in breast enhancement surgery and make sure that
your own sense of aesthetics aligns with that of your plastic surgeon. Your
idea of “natural” or “pretty” or “proportionate” might be different from your
plastic surgeon’s and it is very important for you to feel confident that your
are both of like minds as far as the goals. Best of luck to you and I hope you
are successful in achieving the enhancement you are seeking.

Every person is different so that different volume implants will result in different outcomes with regards to cup size.  It's not like putting bumpers on Chevrolets.  If you look on the internet and find ten people your height, weight, and body frame, they may all have different sized implants and may all look good.  Also, bra manufacturers do not have standard cup sizes so that also complicates things.  Questions regarding which size, shape, style of implant to use are best answered in consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon with experience in this area.  I would suggest that you schedule an appointment with a plastic surgeon who can examine you in person, discuss your goals, and review your options with you.