Abt how many cc's is there in one cup size for someone my size? - 750cc's?

Thank you for your question!I appreciate that you know what size you are hoping for, but please note that the size of the implant has to be tailored to your breast characteristics and measurements (i.e., breast base width, amount of skin stretch, soft-tissue coverage, nipple to inframammary fold distance, etc.). Without this, you will set yourself up for negative consequences in the long-term and fake looking breasts. So I will assume that there is a lot of skin stretch in your breasts which may allow implants sized 800 ccs.With regards to your question, please note that bra sizes clearly vary among manufacturers. A B cup may be a C for another, and unfortunately, the concept of sister sizers, and different techniques of breast measurements make it difficult to associate the implant volume with the bra-cup size. However, a study by Dr. Bengtson and Dr. Glicksman titled “Standardization of Bra Cup Measurements” has shown that the average implant volume required to increase the cup-size by 1 size is equal to 205 ccs. (for the avg sized person)  Since you would like to go up by 3 full sizes, you will require 615 cc according this study assuming you are considering bras of the same style and from the same manufacturer.With regards to the profile, this also needs to be determined after breast measurements. The profile pretty much tells you how much the implant sticks out in the forward direction.Low profile implants have wider diameter and the lowest projectionModerate profile implants have less projection because of their wider diameterHigh profile implants are narrower at the base and consequently have more projectionIf you would prefer a more projecting breast rather than a more "natural" looking breast, then you may prefer a high profile implant which has a narrower base and a more ball-like shape that can provide fullness in the upper pole of your breasts. Hope this helps.

Thank you very much for your question and your
photographs. It is very difficult to
answer your question given the photographs included. It is important to realize that bra cup sizes
are relative and differ by manufacturer.
A C cup at Victoria’s Secret is typically closer to a B cup at
Nordstrom’s or Macy’s. It is truly impossible
to state that a certain size implant will increase an individual’s bra cup size
by a certain amount. I recommend that
you have a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon and I wish you
the best of luck.

Thank you for your question and photo. There are #measurements that are a major deciding #factor on how large of an implant you can receive. I suggest that you take some pictures of breasts that reflect your #desire and discuss your concerns with your #BoardCertifiedPLasticSurgeon. They will do a #FacetoFace evaluation, take measurement of your breast base width to determine what size implant will be best for your body. Your PS will discuss how he can best meet your needs. Best wishes!