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As a general rule, the following steps will help you perform a 'home' measurement. However, the information contained here is offered as a general guideline and is not intended to replace your contacting a Certified Mastectomy Fitter (CMF) before purchasing any product.
This procedure should be conducted while wearing a bra.
Just under the arms and below the breast, measure your torso. Round up to an even number, i.e, 34, 36, 38, etc. to determine band size.
Measure around the fullest part of your bust, do not tighten the tape.
Subtract the 'torso' measurement from the 'bust' measurement. This determines the cup size, eg., every one-inch difference equals a cup size. Example: Less than a one inch difference would equal an A cup; a two-inch difference would equal a B cup, etc.
Note: If your 'band' size is 40 inches (40") or greater, you will want to add 3-½ inches to achieve a more exact fit. Again, you would round up to the next even number.
Once you've completed your measurement view the
Bra Size Chart to find your bra size
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Breast prostheses are designed to replace missing breast tissue following a mastectomy, partial mastectomy, or lumpectomy. Today's state-of-the-art breast prostheses recreate the natural appearance, feel and weight of the female breast.
It is very important to be fitted with the correct size, shape and weight breast form and the right size bra to restore your body's natural balance, alignment, and symmetry, thus preventing the development of spinal curvature, neck pain, back pain and shoulder drop.
Be sure that you are fitted by a board-certified mastectomy fitter in an accredited facility to ensure that you are receiving the highest quality products and care. If you need assistance in locting a Certified Mastectomy Fitter (CMF), please call Nearly Me at 1-800-887-3370.
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