And the other side (from left to right- after 5weeks / before any NBE / after 12 hours of faithful brava use, you can still see ring marks 
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Jenny, I totally understand what you mean... I never knew this condition existed but I was sure that my breast were rare... I also wouldn't mind the size if the shape was nice and natural looking, however paying $10k to improve the shape is a little excessive... that's why I opted to do the brava thing... I did a lot of research and one of the ways to fix this condition without implants is thru tissue expansion which usually involves making a incision below the mammary fold and inserting a tissue expander (like an implant) that is inflated little by little... now my theory is that since brava is an external tissue expander it should help in a similar way ... Another thing they do is to make cuts around the breast from the areola to the sides with tiny needle like instruments to minimize scars (that releases the constriction of the tissue)... I also heard that in order for these methods to work you need to have some tissue so that gravity and the tissue will help to lower the fold and stretch the tight tissue/skin so that's why I'm trying to increase my breast tissue (fat) in order to get that procedure done in the future (if necessary)... I'm also getting to terms that my areolas may be stretching... and that when I have kids they are going to get even worse... so when that happens I'll have to get a breast lift/areola reduction which in my case is pretty much the same procedure, depending on how saggy they get after baby... This venture for beautiful breast is neither easy not short...:-/
)Jenny, I totally understand what you mean... I never knew this condition existed but I was sure that my breast were rare... I also wouldn't mind the size if the shape was nice and natural looking, however paying $10k to improve the shape is a little excessive... that's why I opted to do the brava thing... I did a lot of research and one of the ways to fix this condition without implants is thru tissue expansion which usually involves making a incision below the mammary fold and inserting a tissue expander (like an implant) that is inflated little by little... now my theory is that since brava is an external tissue expander it should help in a similar way ... Another thing they do is to make cuts around the breast from the areola to the sides with tiny needle like instruments to minimize scars (that releases the constriction of the tissue)... I also heard that in order for these methods to work you need to have some tissue so that gravity and the tissue will help to lower the fold and stretch the tight tissue/skin so that's why I'm trying to increase my breast tissue (fat) in order to get that procedure done in the future (if necessary)... I'm also getting to terms that my areolas may be stretching... and that when I have kids they are going to get even worse... so when that happens I'll have to get a breast lift/areola reduction which in my case is pretty much the same procedure, depending on how saggy they get after baby... This venture for beautiful breast is neither easy not short...:-/