;D Long time no post...but here is what I have brought the process down to.
Preparations, I apply a high viscosity oil (Olive at the moment) to the breast in question making sure to cover twice the area I need. This is to lubricate the skin that will be drawn into the cup by pumping so that there is no pinching or as little as possible. I will massage that in for a good 5 or 10 minutes to help loosen up the tissue in the area.
Second coat if the massage has dissipated the oil.
I'll hop in the tub at that point and fill the cup to the brim with water and while bent at the waist horizontal with the floor apply the cup to the area. I am using XLXL's and I position them so that the nipple is near the outside edge of the cup closest to the arm on that side of the body horizontally, and vertically in center. (IE: left breast nipple to the left center.) The reason is as I pump the tissue is drawn in most from the outside of the chest, and the area near the breast bone much less so. Nipple in the center vertically, brings the bottom of the cups much lower on the abdomen that I used to place it but I have found that this gives better shape than when I had the bottom of the cups right under the bottom of the breast. As I pump the suction drawing the tissue in draws as I mentioned mostly from the side closest to the arm and by the time your done pumping the nipple will have moved to center or close to it.
I will pump till the cup is secure and then a until it feels uncomfortable just a bit. I can now exit the tub, and about every 15 minutes I will reattach the pump and pump again till it's just a bit uncomfortable. Usually no more than an hour in total. After a year of trial and error I have found that giving this method one day on and two days off, (with massage ongoing during the off period) works REALLY well for me.
I wont use both at once anymore, as I find it's depriving me of max gains. The key I have found is to apply a stretch to the desired are in a way that is sustainable, and learning where that fine line is between a good stretch and damage. (you know red dots and stuff) Once you have that down, the trick is to build up tolerance and push that limit a little more every time.
In this way I can actually fill the overly large cup, where with two on that's impossible. And one is so much easier to deal with.
only partially filling the cup with water, hmmm, the whole reason for using water in the first place was displacement, the mass of the water vacuum draws more efficiently and with more depth, than air. It's has a mass much closer to that of the tissue as the tissue is mostly water as well, and that is the main reason for using water at all. So not sure how efficient that will be. But as with all things everyone responds in their own way and what works for some will not for others. The secondary reason for using water was to apply heat, heat being an accelerant to many things including growth and is usually recommend by most enlargement procedures I wanted to find a way to incorporate that into my program in a way that did not add extra time. In fact when I came up with Hydro it was an effort to combine all of the items I was using into one procedure and though successful for the most part I have yet found a way to include massage in the routine. Originally, my routine included not just hot water but additives. I was using one or two drops of PM concentrate oil per cup as well. (I'm all out now)
So I had managed to get 3 of the 4 items into one method but massage was still an extra time slot.
So after much experimentation, I'm finding that the stretch and the length of time in it are the key. The tissue needs to be stressed to the point of replication, that is to say causing the cells in question to be triggered into dividing, then, even more importantly, the new cells require time to complete the process and grow. disturbing them during this seems to slow Everything down. So that is why i am at one day of stretch and 2 or more days of relaxing and massaging. The accompanying pic shows an XLXL cup filled, notice however that placement was a little off, vertically as the nipple is too low in the cup. Trial and error ^_^