[wannabecee]

Here is a suggestion.
You may some subcutaneous fat on your chest and that is what has become indented--you have pushed it aside and now your skin is very likely thinner there and over your muscles making it into a depression where you ave pushed the fat away..
You can try massage just the areas of indentation for a while , maybe with avocado oil as it seems to be absorbed in to skin well and it contains quite a bit of fat.
You also very likely over- pumped (see the patent information I posted in another thread about how much pressure you should use) and for too long a period. After all, when you are pregnant, it takes 9 months for the skin on your abdomen to stretch to accomdate your infant, so why rush your boobs.
The other possibility would be to just put the suction hose on the skin over the indentations and gently increase vacuum for just 10 or so seconds and go all around the circle or just where the indentations are. It may help suck the fat back under the skin. In any case, you should probably lay of the NB for a while and stick with massage.

An an aside, your can get a great suction pump at HarborTools.com (mityvac MV8000 automotive test and bleed kit)with a vacuum guage for 30$. I have just made a knock off of NB and it works very nicely--for about 35$.--and I can see how much suction I'm using.
good luck

Accidental Booby - is this what you are using?

http://www.thetoolwarehouse.net/p-8670-m...v8000.aspx

and how much pressure do you use? are you using noogleberry domes?

i read your post about the pressure needed and was wondering if you go up to a certain level and stay there or do you gradually raise it each time you pump?

this is all very interesting...

tia!