What size will I be if I get 500 grams out of each breast?

Hi from Istanbul!Thank you for your question.Removing nearly 500grams of tissue may create a A cup in a tiny person and it can be a D cup if you have a wide chest and gigantomasti like DD or bigger. So it depends on your existing breast volume and cup size to tell you what your size will be.Best Luck!

Removing 500 cc's should drop you down two cups in size. If you are a true "H", then you should go down to E-F cup in size. However, with a 32-inch band, you might lose a little more and be D-E. Insurance does require a certain amount to be removed for the procedure to be covered. If you can sometimes wear 34 G, then you should go down to a D-E cup. You should not be flat but be a nice size. Photos would have been very helpful here.

After a breast reduction where 500 grams are removed from each breast, the cup size will vary depending on several factors, such as your breast tissue composition, skin elasticity, and chest and breast shape and width. According to some data, about 100 grams of tissue removed corresponds to a one-cup size reduction, so with 500 grams removed from each breast, you might expect to go down around five cup sizes. For example, starting from a 32H, you could end up at a 32C or 32D. However, it's important to note that cup size is not a scientific measurement—it is a relative measurement that varies depending on the brand and style of the bra. Bra sizing is not standardized across all manufacturers, so a 32D from one brand may fit differently than a 32D from another.
Rather than focusing solely on cup size, it’s helpful to discuss with your surgeon the specific look and feel you're hoping to achieve, ensuring your expectations align with the surgical outcome.


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