The following information is designed to help you discover what size you would like to be in the privacy of your own home! By following these simple steps you have the freedom to try on many different sizes and wear them around for as long as you would like. This experiment will give you more freedom to try out different volumes in the privacy of your own home.



For many women, cc's does not mean anything to them and they tend to speak in cup sizes, not volumes. Breast implants that are used in breast augmentations are filled according to the volume of the implant, which is done cc's. We know that for most women this will not give them any idea of what cup size that would be for them. That is why by following these instructions you can get an idea of the volume range that works best for you.

So, in order to try this at home for yourself here is what you will need:

•Qt. size baggies (preferably that zip closed)

•Measuring cup with Milliliters (Milliliters is the same as cc's)

•Sharpie pen

•Sports bra

You can use the bathroom or kitchen, just find a place that has a faucet and counter top to set your supplies out.The first thing you want to do is put on your sports bra. Get near a faucet that allows you some counter space to lay your supplies on. Depending on your current anatomy and what size you think you would like to be you want to fill your measuring cup with WARM water using the milliliters side. Milliliters are the same as cc's, so for example, a 300 cc implant is the same as a 300 ml of water.

Pick a starting volume and fill baggie with warm water. When done, try to get out as much air as possible. Fill 2 baggies (one for each side) and then place them inside your bra. It might be helpful to keep track of the volumes you are using and what you like.

It's as simple as that! Have fun experimenting with different sizes and make sure that you try them on with some shirts also so that you get a better idea of what the changes would mean to you!

Copyright (c) 2007 Dr. Robert Kenevan