rice sizers - feel huge!

by dangleberry 16th June 2015, 9:46 pm

So I am jumping the gun a bit here, haven't seen a surgeon yet (consultation booked for July 29th). Anyway, I made up a 300 rice sizer tonight & I am surprised how huge it feels in my bra!

How accurate do people feel that they are?

I am currently wearing a 34b bra. Size 8-10 but definitely not skinny, 5' 3", age 36, 2 kids.

I made up a 300 as I don't see many people having smaller implants than 300 so thought I would start there.

End goal will be to be bigger (obviously!), but not so big that it looks stupidly obvious, I'm interested in anatomicals but will be happy to be guided by surgeons as to whats best. I want to maybe be a D cup although I know everybody's version of a D cup would vary.

So, back to sizers, do they help? Are they accurate??????

by **mirren001** 16th June 2015, 10:17 pm

Charli has a good post [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] about rice boobs.
Rice boobs provide a rough gauge, once you have had your consultation you will have a better idea of sizes.
In taking pictures along with you to your consultation of the size/look you are hoping to achieve the surgeon using your unique measurements will be able to advise on the implant needed to get that result for you.
XXX

by Twinky 17th June 2015, 8:01 am

Yeh I found the rice sizers just awful, really cumbersome and felt really stocky and top heavy in them, but some people get great results so each to there own I guess.
The best thing for me was trying the implants in a sports bra at the clinic when I went for my first consultation. Just made me even more determined to go ahead.

Tried the 350 and fell in love. Then came on here and thought would up it a little, so tried the 375cc and voila....had my ba Sunday and couldn't be happier.

Good luck for your consult hun.

by JadeB91x 17th June 2015, 8:19 am

I couldn't get on with them at all either!

Did the 420 and measured it in grams and im sure it was atleast double the size of the actual sizer I tried at my consultation. Then I read somewhere else your meant to measure it in ml so did that and it seemed a much better size. Now ive just read Charlis post and it says grams!

Hahaha so confusing, think ill just wait and try the real deal on again soon Hysterical

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] how are you feeling? xxxxx

by **Charlii** 17th June 2015, 8:43 am

I did find them to be heavy and cumbersome, but that's likely because a) I was in the wrong bra (36c rather than 32dd) and b) they're heavy! Your body isn't used to the additional weight.

For me, as you can see, size wise they were quite accurate, but I had round implants, literally flat chest, and cut the circumference from a cereal box. I think it gets trickier when it comes to anatomicals, or even those starting with more breast tissue. Best thing to do is get some consults under your belt to get an idea for what you're looking at. That's what I did almost a year before going ahead, just so I had fewer what ifs.

by blush89 17th June 2015, 9:30 am

I found them useless! It seems to vary from person to person though. Best thing to do is go to your clinic and try on their proper sizers (if they have them). They are shaped like actual breasts and you just cup them over your boobs and put on a sports bra on top. Gives you a much better idea. xxx

by EmzH 17th June 2015, 10:36 am

I couldn't get along with them at all. I tried a "2 cup sizes bigger" bra from primark insted - obviously not as accurate - but that gave me an idea of the size i liked on me xx

by JadeB91x 17th June 2015, 10:45 am

I live and die in those bras Hysterical

xx

by Vickyxo 17th June 2015, 11:08 am

I didnt get on with the rice sizers.. i just kept going back to the clinic and trying on the sizers. Getting pics so i could look back and reflect! When i look back at the pics and look at my boobs post op now, they are similar-ish but i would say the actual appearance looks different as my rice sizers were sitting high on my chest making them look bigger xxx

by Twinky 17th June 2015, 12:06 pm

Yep my pics in clinic with sizers on look huge, but not so much in real life. 350 looks so big from sizers pictures I got, and iv ended up with 375..but on the pic of sizers they look huge.
I like mine though, reckon I can hide em whereas a 400cc would of been impossible. Still would of suited my frame, but for what I personally want...The 375 fits the bill.

I'm so off on a tangent today, sorry guys. I feel like iv just had a baby and got that tired baby brain, keep forgetting what I on about...man I feel pants today...

by Mammamia 17th June 2015, 12:42 pm

I would say mine were really accurate, but similar to charli I was completely flat and I used cardboard to keep the dimensions right so I think this helps. I tried them on in a crop top style sports bra so the normal bra moulding/shape didn't manipulate them. They may feel huge at first, but wear them for an hour and they'll start to blend in!

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