Amoena post-surgery camisole is designed to be worn home from the hospital.  This is a women's main garment while she is healing from surgery.  (See item #2105 Camisol with drainage management).

Bra Measuring (Help should be available when measuring)

There are two components of a bra size.

* Band size

* Cup size

Measuring the band size

* While you are wearing a bra with your arms down at your side, measure around your body directly under your breast (where the bra band is located).  Measuring tape should be firmly in place and parallel to the floor.

(See Example 1)

* Round the number to the nearest whole number, up or down.  (Example 34 1/4" to 34" or 34 3/4" round to 35" )

* If the number is an even number, add 4".  If the number is an odd number, add 5".  The result is your band size.

* If the rib cage measure more than 38", you will add fewer inches because the larger the elastic band the more it will stretch.  You may need to round to the next even number for the band size.  (3" for measurements over 39").

Example:

Measuring the cup size

* While you are wearing a bra with your arms down at your side, measure over the fullest part of your breast from the center of the body at the sternum to the center of your back.

(See Example 2) 

* Double the measurement do not round up or down, the result is the cup measurement.

*  Subtract the band size from cup measurement find the difference on the chart below to determine your cup size.

Example:

 Find the band size

Find the cup size

 For a bilateral mastectomy
you can choose your cup size keeping in mind it should be proportionate to your hip size.

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