What cup size will your implants give you?
CC to bra size, adjusted for your frame
Medical Disclaimer: This tool provides general educational estimates. Always consult your prescribing physician or healthcare provider before making medication changes or interpreting results from population-based models.
Frequently Asked Questions
Approximately 150-200cc per cup size, depending on band size. Smaller frames (28-30 band) need about 150cc per cup, larger frames (38-40 band) need about 200cc per cup.
Most patients choose 300-400cc. Start with your desired cup size increase and work backward. Your surgeon can use sizers during consultation.
This provides an estimate. Actual results depend on chest width, tissue elasticity, implant profile (low/moderate/high), and placement (over/under muscle). Consult with your surgeon.
Yes. The same CC volume looks larger on a smaller frame. A 350cc implant on a 30 band gives more cup increase than on a 38 band.
Sources
- ASPS. Breast Augmentation Information. American Society of Plastic Surgeons. Link
Methodology
Cup size increase ≈ implant volume (cc) ÷ cc-per-cup for your band size. CC per cup varies by band: 150cc (28-30), 160cc (32), 175cc (34), 185cc (36), 195cc (38), 200cc (40+). Results are rounded to the nearest half cup size.
Converting breast implant CC to cup size: approximately 150-200cc per cup size increase, depending on band size. Smaller frames need less volume per cup. 350cc on a 32B typically gives a D or DD result. The same 350cc on a 38B might only increase one cup size. Always consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon for accurate sizing.
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