The FSBR-T is used in breast care services, oncology and breast surgery departments, prosthetic and orthotic clinics and specialist lingerie and post-surgery fitting services. Its users are women who have had a mastectomy, a partial mastectomy or other breast surgery and want to restore a balanced outline under clothing.
Population fit is where this form earns its place. Breast cancer survivors come in every build, and after surgery the main question at a fitting is how to match the weight and size of the remaining breast. The FSBR-T answers it with four standard weights from 250 g to 400 g, which cover a wide range of women in clear 50 g steps. The triangle shape is versatile, suiting many chest shapes and cup styles, so a single model can serve most of the women a service sees.
Breast care nurses and fitters hold the four weights and fit on the day. The usual sequence is to assess the remaining breast, try the closest weight in the wearer's bra, check how the bra sits and how clothing drapes, and adjust up or down by one size if needed. Because each form is ready-made in a standard size, there is no wait for production.
Typical uses include a first silicone form once the surgical site has healed, a replacement for a worn form, and a second form for wearers who change bras through the week. The FSBR-T also suits women who have had bilateral surgery and want a matched pair chosen by weight. In every case, the aim is a level, natural outline that the wearer can forget about as she goes about her day.


