Amoena Balance Contact Volume Delta Breast Shaper

The 3 step fitting process:

Amoena breast forms are coded with a number and letter system that's similar to those used for clothing such as jeans and bras.

1. Cup fullness

Is the fullness of your remaining (or desired) breast: (1) shallow, (2) average or (3) full?

2. Shape

Looking at your remaining breast, establish which of the following shapes you need (or would best suit your frame if you have lost both breasts): (s)Symmetrical, Asymmetrical, (e) Extra, (u)Universal

Generally speaking, a symmetrical shape is best following a standard mastectomy and an asymmetrical breast form is best if you have had lymph nodes or tissue removed from under your arm.

3. Bra size

To determine the size of breast form, the fitter will measure you to check your bra size, by taking measurements at strategic points on the chest wall and around the rib cage. The fit of your bra is crucial to how natural the breast form will feel, so this is an important step.

Then use the chart above as a guideline to find the right size breast form. For example, you can see that a 42C corresponds to a size 9 breast form.

Following this 3 step process, the fitter now has all the information you need to select the best fitting form for you.