Fit Guide
If you’ve ever been sized and still couldn't get a bra to fit, this is why:
Standard sizing assumes your tissue compresses and moves a certain way. But implant anatomy plays by different rules.
Figiúra uses an approach that accounts for how your body actually works.
These two measurements will get you there. Take your time with Step 2 — it’s where most of the difference lives.
step 1
Measure Your Underband
Wrap the measuring tape snugly around your ribcage, just below your bust — where your bra band sits. Keep it level all around. The band should feel secure, not tight. A well-fitted band is what delivers the lift and support. The straps do the rest.
Your band size doesn’t change with implants — measure the same way you always have.
* No bra while measuring — you’ll get a truer number.
Step 2
Measure Your Leaning Bust
Implant tissue doesn’t compress the way natural breast tissue does, so measuring your cup size requires a different approach.
Lean forward at a 45-degree angle. Starting from your cleavage, run the tape across the fullest part of your bust to where it ends near your armpit. Keep the tape snug, level, and not compressed.
This captures your full volume, which is what we engineer for.