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I just read a post about sagginess!????
February 10 2007 at 1:45 AM Jen (Login jennifer1974)

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I'd like to start another thread regarding sagginess from Brava. Are there any long-term users of Brava (over one year) who have experienced sagginess?



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Jen
(Login jennifer1974) from another blog on breast enhancement: February 10 2007, 1:50 AM


http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_make_your_boobs_larger_without_pills_or_surgery

Consider this... if you are putting a pump on yourself it may cause 'swelling' because you are essentially damaging the tissue. Also that same damage will heal and go back down, but the effects the pump had on your skin will never go away, talk to any woman who has saggy breasts from having kids. skin stretches and most times it doesn't stretch back. so you will have bigger boobs (if it works) but they will go away and what you do have will be saggy.... MORE than a bad idea.



Solitaire
(Login solitairian)
SENIOR MEMBER Re: I just read a post about sagginess!???? February 10 2007, 7:14 AM


I'm certainly not an expert on this, but brava works by stretching the skin doesn't it? Or by stretching the tissues including the skin? So it seems to me that there must be a danger that it would cause sagging.



jen
(Login jennifer1974) but tissue is resilient February 11 2007, 7:15 AM



i'm not an expert, either, and i initially had the same reaction, but then i considered that skin and tissue are resilient, depending on how healthy a person is and if they work out and such.

any thoughts on that?


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Mandy
(no login) Re: I just read a post about sagginess!???? February 11 2007, 1:27 PM


Well it can't be that resilient, otherwise women who have babies wouldn't get stretch marks.


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jen
(Login jennifer1974) you're right ... February 12 2007, 11:26 PM


yah, you're right. i talked to my doctor today, and she said that her impression of this product is that it probably does cause sagginess, as it does stretch the tissue for 10 hours per day every day for months.

well, i think i'm gonna pass on it for now ...


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Jennelle
(Login Jenneelle)
EVE MEMBERS Re: I just read a post about sagginess!???? February 13 2007, 12:45 PM


I might have given Brava a go at sometime, were if not for the fact that I've always been suspicious about the effcets of stretching the skin for long periods. I totally believe the woemn who say that after Brava they have suffered from sagging, as it seems to me that sagging from using Brava is an obvious possibiity (I say possibiity because I'm not saying it happens in all cases, but there's always a danger of it happening).


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Jennifer
(no login) Re: I just read a post about sagginess!???? February 28 2007, 8:29 AM


i never had any sagging at all. in fact i saw a positive thing which is that wearing them somehow makes the skin softer. admittedly it does make the nipples look different though... i can't deny brava has made my nipples look droopy, maybe like you've nursed 6 kids.


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Glamma
(Login Glamma)
SENIOR MEMBER To Jennifer February 28 2007, 12:57 PM


As soon as I get over all the other negative stuff about brava I hear another that scares the life out of me 'brava makes your nipples look like you've nursed 6 kids!! ahhhhhhhh!!! That's scared me Jennifer! Have you breastfeed before or is it all down to brava? Anyone else experience this?? It's good I'm hearing all the positives and negatives but as soon as I decided to buy brava someone makes a negative comment that makes me slide right back down the ladder.



nikky
(no login) no sagginess! February 28 2007, 1:11 PM


as a person who has nursed two children and watched my small B's start to point right down to the floor - i can honestly say that Brava has given me BACK my perky bouncy boobs. i have once again filled in the top part of my breasts, essential for cleavage and correctly filling out a bra. i feel bad for my nipples - they went through hell when i nursed - they were already bigger and darker from that. brava puffs them up - so after i take off the system they look hilarious and hurt for a few hours - after that they look just like the did before - and i have been wearing this thing 14 weeks! GETTING THE PERKY BACK IS THE BEST PART OF BRAVA


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Glamma
(Login Glamma)
SENIOR MEMBER Re: I just read a post about sagginess!???? February 28 2007, 4:48 PM


I'm climbing back up the ladder again, thanx nikky! My boobs are small but perky and to become small and droopy because of brava would be heartbreaking for me. As if spending £1000 is not stressful enough it has to have bad side effecs as well, that's not right! I think people should be able to use brava and the only problem that they may encounter is sleepless nights but reports of rash, blisters, sagginess and swollen nipples makes me think whether or not I should buy this thing and why it wasn't designed to be more comfortable. I think its time they improved it! Im not totally sad though because I happen to believe that brava would work and I reeeeeeeeally wan't to buy it if I can just push the negatives aside and try and stay positive!



Epiphany
(Login Epiphany.)
EVE MEMBERS Re: I just read a post about sagginess!???? February 28 2007, 6:33 PM


I've heard of lot of women say that Brava is really tough on the nipples. Didn't someone say you could tape them up to stop any damage? I'm sure someone said you could put tape over the nipples to protect them.