The Breast Form FAQ version 4.0: Index

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What's new in this version, wish list for future versions Disclaimers Thanks To... Purpose of the FAQ What is a breast form? History Bras... Implants... Breast Forms... Information about breast cancer Breast cancer treatment and recovery options Medical purpose for the breast form industry How soon can you be fitted for a prosthesis after breast surgery? How the TG community benefits Materials Used in Commercial Breast Forms (Good points and Bad points) Silicone Rubber/Latex Foam Cotton Batting Why choose a weighted or non-weighted form? Types of forms Symmetrical Asymmetrical Other types of breast form and accessories - Custom Breast Forms - Attachable Forms - Thin Shell Forms/Breast Enhancers - Attachable Nipples More details about Custom breast forms Why choose a custom form? General process of creating a custom form Known custom breast form manufacturers		More details about attachable breast forms What are the parts of an attachable form? What are the advantages of this type of form? How are they attached to the chest?(step by step) Tips for attachable forms Amoena Luxa breast forms If your breast form is non-attachable... Can people tell if you are wearing a breast form? Do I need a special bra to wear a breast form? A properly fitted bra... How to measure for a bra Bra band sizing conversion charts from around the world Common bra fitting problems and possible solutions Reasons why it may be difficult to receive a professional fitting. EVERYONE SHOULD READ THIS Form fitting tips Taking care of your breast forms Breast forms and hot weather How long can I expect my breast forms to last? When your breast form approaches retirement Donating your old breast forms Repairing a damaged form Appendix A: Manufacturers of commercial breast forms Appendix B: Retailers/suppliers of breast forms: A-K \| L-Z Appendix C: How to make your own forms - Making your own forms - Special considerations - Form 1: Grain/Seed and nylons - Form 2: Rubber fishing worms and balloons - Misc. "make your own" directions

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