I recently have been tossing the idea of getting larger implants myself. First, I will need to find another PS because mine retired a couple of years ago. I have 580cc now and would like to go to at least 700 but still pondering the idea. I love them and have no regrets at all. This month marks 24 months PO.
(30-03-2025, 11:53 AM)Ninja Wrote: What cup size would 700cc put you at?
That is a good question, everything I have researched says this.
With 700cc implants after having 580cc implants and wearing a 42 DDD or 44 DD bra, I’m more likely to see a bra size increase, potentially to a 42 G or 44 F bra size.
Here's a more detailed breakdown and things to consider:
Implant Size and Bra Size:
Generally, each 150-200cc increase in implant volume can translate to about one cup size increase in bra size.
Current Situation:
I’m currently at a 42 DDD / 44 DD bra size with 580cc implants.
Moving to 700cc:
The 120cc increase (700cc - 580cc) could lead to a further cup size increase.
Estimated New Bra Size:
Considering the 120cc increase, could expect to wear a bra size in the range of a 42 G or 44 F.
Individual Variation:
Remember that bra sizes can vary between brands, and the final bra size after surgery can depend on individual factors like my body shape and the type of implant used.
Just a quick note about cup sizing, they work on a volume percentage, not exact volume. That percentage is typically 12% - 12,5% depending on manufacturer and sizing standard they use. Difference of 1-3 sizes between manufacturers aren't unheard of.
For example, I've outgrown my 90KK Ewa Michalak which corresponds closest to British 38LL, however a British 36KK Bravissimo bra now fits perfectly, their bras often seem to come with massively deep cups which explains why three sizes smaller by marked size is infact bigger than 90KK/38LL.
The 150cc-200cc jump between sizes is quite about true in average size range, but closing to higher end and especially in abnormally large sizes, the difference jumps way up, of course this isn't a problem to about 98% of all people who wear bras.
For example, I've outgrown my 90KK Ewa Michalak which corresponds closest to British 38LL, however a British 36KK Bravissimo bra now fits perfectly, their bras often seem to come with massively deep cups which explains why three sizes smaller by marked size is infact bigger than 90KK/38LL.
The 150cc-200cc jump between sizes is quite about true in average size range, but closing to higher end and especially in abnormally large sizes, the difference jumps way up, of course this isn't a problem to about 98% of all people who wear bras.
Thank you for your insight, very interesting indeed about all of this. Still quite new to me and learning every day.
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