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300cc vs. 350cc vs. 400cc Breast Implant Sizers | XS Bra

300cc vs. 350cc vs. 400cc Breast Implant Sizers | XS Bra

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300cc vs. 350cc vs. 400cc: Which Size Is Right for Your Smaller Frame?

Can a woman with a petite frame comfortably choose 400cc breast implants? Or would 300cc or 350cc provide the fullness she wants without feeling too large?

The Oumènta Breast Implant Sizer Kit includes three pairs of wearable breast implant sizers and an Extra Small (XS) Pocket Bra. Compare 300cc, 350cc, and 400cc at home, under your own clothing, and discover which external silhouette you prefer.

What's Included in Your Oumènta Kit?

  • 1 Extra Small (XS) Oumènta Pocket Bra
  • 1 pair of 300cc breast implant sizers
  • 1 pair of 350cc breast implant sizers
  • 1 pair of 400cc breast implant sizers
See 350cc Breast Implant Sizers: Before & After

Drag the slider to compare the same model without sizers and wearing 350cc Oumènta breast implant sizers.

Model wearing 350cc Oumènta breast implant sizers Same model without breast implant sizers
No Sizers 350cc Sizers

External sizing demonstration only. Not a prediction of surgical results.

Need a Different Bra Size?

The same 300cc, 350cc, and 400cc sizer combination is available with these other Pocket Bra sizes:

Choose your Pocket Bra size based on your current fit, not your desired breast implant volume.

Not Quite the Breast Sizes You Were Looking For?

A Little Smaller? Explore our 250cc vs. 300cc vs. 350cc Breast Implant Sizer Kit with XS Bra .

A Little Larger? If you'd like to explore additional fullness, read our 350cc vs. 450cc breast implant comparison .

Want a different combination? Build your own custom Oumènta breast implant sizer kit using three available volumes from 200cc to 500cc.

More About These Breast Implant Sizes

300cc vs. 350cc vs. 400cc: How Different Are They?

300cc: The smallest option in this kit. For a woman with a smaller frame, this may already create a noticeably fuller silhouette. It's a useful starting point when you're interested in a significant change but uncertain about going larger.

350cc: The middle option, offering approximately 17% more volume than 300cc. This lets you explore whether another 50cc provides the additional fullness you're looking for.

400cc: The largest option, with approximately 33% more volume than 300cc. On a petite frame, comparing this volume with the smaller options may be particularly useful when evaluating proportions and clothing fit.

Remember, implant volume alone doesn't determine surgical appearance. Your chest width, existing breast tissue, implant profile, and surgical placement all influence the eventual result.

What If 400cc Looks Great but Feels Too Big?

Perhaps you love the appearance of fuller breasts in photographs, but wonder how you'd feel with that silhouette throughout an ordinary day.

Try 300cc with a fitted T-shirt or your favorite dress. Then wear 350cc during similar activities. Finally, compare 400cc while driving, walking, carrying groceries, or doing comfortable exercise.

Notice more than the mirror. Does the larger volume change how your clothes fit? Does 350cc seem like the right balance? Or do you discover that you actually prefer the fullness of 400cc?

Wear each size for as many days as you need to explore your breast implant size preferences. You can switch back and forth, revisit your favorites, and take your observations to your plastic surgeon.

Research Supports Comparing Sizes Before Surgery

567 Women Studied

In a published study involving 567 women, researchers found that women who participated in preoperative breast implant sizing reported greater satisfaction and were less likely to want a different implant size after surgery.

The study used silicone implant samples in bras, not Oumènta sizers. Its findings do not establish that Oumènta products improve surgical outcomes.

Read the published preoperative sizing study.

Still wondering whether a larger volume would be right for you? Read our 350cc vs. 450cc breast implant comparison to explore how additional volume can affect your preferences.

For more guidance, visit our Breast Implant Sizing Guide .

What If You Prefer Smaller Differences?

If you're narrowing your choices, consider comparing 325cc, 350cc, and 375cc.

Oumènta offers individual breast implant sizer pairs in 25cc increments from 200cc to 500cc.

300cc vs. 350cc vs. 400cc Frequently Asked Questions

Is 400cc too big for a petite woman?

Not necessarily. A woman's height alone doesn't determine which implant volumes are appropriate. Chest width, existing tissue, implant dimensions, and surgical technique all matter. Comparing 400cc external sizers with 300cc and 350cc can help you explore your preferred silhouette, but only your surgeon can evaluate surgical suitability.

How noticeable is the difference between 300cc and 350cc?

350cc contains approximately 17% more volume than 300cc. The difference may be more or less noticeable depending on your proportions, clothing, and the shape of the external sizers. Trying both sizes at home can help you compare them.

Will 350cc breast implants look natural on a small frame?

Natural-looking results depend on anatomy, implant dimensions, profile, placement, and your personal goals. The 350cc sizers help you explore external fullness, but cannot predict your postoperative appearance.

Should I choose 300cc or 400cc breast implants?

These volumes differ by 100cc, or approximately 33%. Comparing them under your own clothing may help you understand whether you prefer a more modest or fuller external silhouette. Your surgeon should help determine which implant options are appropriate for your anatomy.

What if I want to compare 325cc, 350cc, and 375cc instead?

Our custom breast implant sizer kit lets you choose any three volumes from 200cc to 500cc in 25cc increments. It's a useful option when you're narrowing your preferences and want to compare smaller differences.

Important: Oumènta sizers are wearable apparel for personal sizing exploration. They are not medical devices, do not predict surgical results, and are not a substitute for consultation with a qualified plastic surgeon.

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Breast Implant Sizer Kits FAQ

1. What comes with my Oumènta Breast Implant Sizer Kit?

Your kit includes the breast implant sizers selected when ordering and, for eligible kits, an Oumènta pocket bra. The exact contents depend on the product and options you choose. Check the product description for details.

2. How do I choose the right breast implant sizer sizes?

Start with our Breast Implant Size Calculator to explore a suggested range of volumes. You can then compare different sizes at home, see how they look under everyday clothing, and discuss your preferences with your plastic surgeon.

3. Where does Oumènta ship?

We ship to the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia. For UK and Australian customers, applicable import duties and taxes are included in displayed prices. In Canada, applicable taxes are calculated separately at checkout. Shipping costs are shown at checkout.

4. How much does shipping cost, and how long will delivery take?

Available shipping options, costs, and estimated delivery times are shown at checkout based on your destination. Expedited options available for shipments within the USA.

5. Can I return or exchange my breast implant sizer kit?

Returns and exchanges are subject to Oumènta's published return policy Please review the eligibility requirements and any applicable conditions before purchasing.

6. Can I order additional breast implant sizers later?

Yes. Oumènta offers individual pairs of breast implant sizers, allowing you to explore additional volumes without purchasing another complete kit.

7. Will the sizers show exactly how my breast implants will look after surgery?

No. Oumènta sizers are wearable tools designed to help you experience different volumes in clothing. They do not predict surgical results. Your anatomy, implant profile, surgical technique, and your surgeon's assessment all influence the final outcome.

Try sizes for days.

Wear each pair at home as long as you need, instead of a few minutes in a consultation room.

Under your own clothes.

The pocket bra holds the sizers in place at work, at the gym, and in everyday life.

Take it to your doctor.

Show your doctor the size you actually liked, not a guess.