Breast implants. What bra size will I be with 275cc silicone implants?

Thank you for this all too common question. Patients always want to think that a certain CC size correlates to a cup size but if you think logically, this just does not work. If you take a 275 cc implant and put it on someone who is 4' 11" and weighs 90 pounds, that volume can be rather large. However, if you take that same cc implant and put it on someone who is 5' 11" and weighs 250 pounds, you can image that it will be a very small volume in comparison. Not to mention that even two patients with the same height, weight, and implant volume can have completely different results and sizes after surgery depending on their anatomy, original breast size, and a variety of other factors. To be properly sized for implants, you need to have a consultation with a local plastic surgeon who is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.Best of luck!

Thank you for your question
Remember that each bra manufacturers differs slightly and most plastic surgeons never really go by cup size.  
With that said......
I routinely perform a Vectra 3-d simulation for all of my breast augmentation patients in order to take the guessing game out of breast implant based surgery.  The Vectra 3-d simulation machine takes a picture of YOUR breasts and allows a thorough consultation to be performed showing YOU, the patient, exactly what different implant sizes, shapes, profiles and manufacturers look like on your body.  The simulation will point out any and all asymmetries and give you a chance to pick the size and profile of your implants after you see what they look like on YOUR body.

I highly recommend that ALL breast augmentation patients have this done prior to picking a size for their breast augmentation.