Nearly Me #250 So-Soft Triangle Equalizer Silicone Breast Form

Style #250  |  By Nearly Me  |  Made in the USA  |  FSA/HSA Eligible  |  2-Year Manufacturer's Warranty

Partial Silicone Equalizer — For Lumpectomy, Reconstruction & Uneven Breast Sizes  |  Symmetrical — Fits Right or Left  |  Shallow Triangle Profile  |  Standard-Weight Silicone Gel  |  Curved Back to Fit Over Remaining Tissue  |  Sizes 1–10  |  Colors: Beige & Soft Sable  |  Storage Case Included

Please note: The #250 is a partial equalizer form — it is designed to fit over remaining natural tissue and fill out where tissue was removed. It is not a full breast prosthesis for complete mastectomy. If you are unsure whether a partial equalizer or a full form is right for your surgery, call a BOC Certified Mastectomy Fitter at any of our five Southwest Florida locations before ordering: 1-866-218-0902.

The Nearly Me #250 So-Soft Triangle Equalizer addresses one of the most common post-surgical fitting challenges: remaining breast tissue that no longer matches the other side in shape, volume, or projection. After lumpectomy, partial mastectomy, or breast reconstruction, the operated side often retains some natural tissue but in a different shape than before — and standard full forms don't sit correctly over existing tissue. The #250 is specifically designed for this situation: a shallow triangular silicone form that lies over the remaining tissue and fills in what was removed, restoring balance and symmetry without the bulk of a full prosthesis. The standard-weight silicone matches the weight of natural tissue, supporting spinal alignment and shoulder balance throughout the day. Symmetrical construction means a single form fits both right and left, and can be rotated to any orientation to achieve the best fill for your specific anatomy. Made in the USA. Sizes 1–10. FSA/HSA eligible. 2-year manufacturer's warranty. Storage case included. By Nearly Me.

Specifications

Key Features

• Partial equalizer — designed specifically for remaining tissue, not full mastectomy — the #250 is not a full breast prosthesis; it is an equalizer: a thin, shallow form that fits over and around remaining natural breast tissue to fill in areas where tissue was removed and restore balanced contour; where a full form replaces the entire breast, the #250 supplements what's already there; this is the appropriate form for lumpectomy, partial mastectomy, asymmetrical reconstruction outcomes, and natural breast size discrepancy
• Standard-weight silicone — closest to natural tissue for body balance — even after limited surgery, the weight difference between a treated and untreated side can create postural imbalance, shoulder tension, and spinal alignment issues over time; standard-weight silicone in the #250 matches the natural density of breast tissue, providing the counterbalancing weight that helps the body maintain its natural posture and reduces strain on the neck, shoulder, and back on the untreated side
• Shallow triangle profile with tapered edges — the triangle shape fills a bra cup naturally from the center outward; the shallow profile (thicker at center, tapering to thin edges at the perimeter) transitions smoothly over remaining tissue without creating a visible ridge at the edge of the form under clothing; the tapered edges are a deliberate design choice to make the form undetectable under fitted or lightweight fabrics
• Curved back — contoured to sit flush over existing tissue — the back of the #250 is specifically contoured to fit over remaining breast tissue rather than against a flat chest wall; this is what distinguishes an equalizer from a full form; the curved back achieves a comfortable, stable fit that doesn't shift or gap when it is placed over the natural tissue contour
• Symmetrical — fits either side, can rotate to any orientation — the #250 does not have a designated left or right version; the symmetrical shape fits both sides, and can be turned or rotated to whatever position delivers the best fill for the individual anatomy; women whose removed tissue was concentrated in a specific area of the breast — upper, lower, inner, outer — can orient the triangle to address exactly that area
• Sizes 1–10 — wide range for different surgery extents — the size range accommodates the full spectrum from minor volume correction to near-full replacement over significant reconstruction; size selection depends on how much natural tissue remains and how much volume is needed to achieve symmetry, not on bra cup size; see sizing guidance below
• Made in the USA — Nearly Me manufactures breast forms domestically, allowing tighter control over material quality, construction consistency, and warranty service than offshore production
• Polyurethane film cover — the thin resilient polyurethane covering gives the #250 a lifelike feel while protecting the silicone core and making the form easy to clean
• Storage case included | 2-year manufacturer's warranty | FSA/HSA eligible | By Nearly Me

Sizing the Nearly Me #250 — What You Need to Know

Partial breast form sizing does not follow standard bra cup sizing. The correct size for the #250 depends on how much tissue was removed and how much natural tissue remains — two women with the same bra size may need very different #250 sizes depending on the extent of their surgery. Nearly Me does not publish a specific size chart for partial forms for exactly this reason: the right size is individual.

If you are ordering the #250 for the first time, a professional fitting with a BOC Certified Mastectomy Fitter is the most reliable way to identify the correct size. Our fitters carry sample forms in multiple sizes and can compare them against your remaining tissue to find the size that achieves natural symmetry. Call any of our five Southwest Florida locations to schedule a fitting appointment. If you are reordering a size you already know from a previous fitting, you can order directly from the size grid above. If your body has changed since your last fitting — weight change, additional surgery, or if the form no longer fits correctly — come in for a re-fitting before reordering.

Download: Breast Form Sizing Reference Guide (PDF) →

Clinical FAQs

What is the difference between a breast equalizer like the #250 and a full breast prosthesis?

A full breast prosthesis is designed for women who have had a complete mastectomy — it replaces the entire breast volume against a flat or near-flat chest wall. A breast equalizer like the Nearly Me #250 is a partial form designed for women who have had a lumpectomy, partial mastectomy, or reconstruction that left some natural breast tissue in place, but where the remaining tissue no longer matches the other side in shape or volume. The key physical difference is in the back surface: a full prosthesis typically has a flat or gently curved back designed to rest against a chest wall without natural tissue underneath. The #250 has a contoured curved back specifically shaped to fit over and around remaining tissue — placing a flat-backed full form over existing tissue creates discomfort, instability, and visible unevenness. If you are uncertain which type of form is appropriate for your surgery, a BOC Certified Mastectomy Fitter can assess your anatomy and recommend the right form type before you purchase.

Is the #250 appropriate after reconstruction?

Yes — the #250 is frequently used after breast reconstruction, particularly when the reconstructed side differs in size, projection, or shape from the natural breast. Reconstruction outcomes vary significantly by surgical technique, radiation history, and individual healing, and many women find that the reconstructed breast is smaller, less projected, or differently shaped than the natural breast even after a successful procedure. The #250 can be positioned and oriented to fill the specific area of discrepancy — upper pole, lower pole, lateral, medial — depending on where the reconstruction result differs from the natural contour. A fitting is particularly important in this situation because the correct size and orientation are highly individual. Women who have undergone significant radiation to the reconstructed side often find that the irradiated tissue behaves differently than natural tissue, and the fitter's assessment helps identify the correct form size for that specific anatomy.

How should I care for the Nearly Me #250?

Clean the #250 by gently wiping with mild soap and warm water — not hot water — and pat dry with a soft cloth. Do not use alcohol, solvents, or abrasive cleaners on the polyurethane film surface. Store in the included storage case when not in use; do not leave the form in direct sunlight or extreme heat. The polyurethane film can be damaged by prolonged exposure to chlorine or salt water — the #250 is not a swim form; use it in a dry environment only. If the polyurethane film develops a tear, the warranty covers manufacturing defects for two years from purchase; contact Nearly Me or your place of purchase for warranty claims.

Questions about the Nearly Me #250, whether a partial equalizer is right for your surgery, or to schedule a BOC Certified fitting? Call our mastectomy specialists: 1-866-218-0902  |  Mon–Fri 9am–5pm, Sat 9am–3pm EST

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