ABC Soft Shape Seamless T-Shirt Mastectomy Bra Style 515

How To Measure ABC Mastectomy Bra?

Measure for the Band size:

• Measure circumference at bra band. 
• Measurement should be snug. 
• Have patient hold arms at sides or on hips while you measure the circumference. 
• Add either 4 or 5 inches to the circumference measurement to achieve an even number. 
• For the patient who presents in a wheelchair:
  - Some patients can stand even if they cannot ambulate.
  - Its ok to ask patient if she can stand.
  - If patient cannot stand, measure her while seated.
  - If seated, do not add extra to the chest circumference measurement.

Measure for the Cup size:

• Measure from the center of the sternum, over the apex of the natural breast, under the arm, to the center of the spine. 
• Measurement should be taut, not snug. 
• Double the measurement. 
• Calculate the difference between the cup measurement and the band measurement. 
• The difference determines the cup size :
  0 inch = AA Cup
  1 inch = A Cup
  2 inch = B Cup
  3 inch = C Cup
  4 inch = D Cup
  5 inch = DD Cup
  6 inch = DDD Cup

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Please brief me about post mastectomy bra? emilia - 9/8/2017 3:36:50 AM

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	Post-mastectomy bras are designed with a pocket on the inside of the bra cup. This pocket is designed to hold your breast prosthesis in place. Additionally, there are design features that allow for the added weight of a silicone breast form. Customer care - 9/9/2017 6:15:32 AM

How will I know which bra will work the best for me? Maria - 9/8/2017 3:35:57 AM

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Every woman is designed differently. It's best to be fitted by a certified mastectomy fitter before you purchase your post-mastectomy bra. The fitter will consult with you to determine if a seamless molded cup works better than a soft cup bra. Regardless of how much you think you know about bras, it's always best to see how it fits on you. When choosing a bra you want to consider three things: comfort, confidence, and ease of wear. Customer care - 9/9/2017 6:15:55 AM