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Brava doesn't cause sagginess
March 4 2007 at 10:17 PM Glamma (Login Glamma)
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There's a thread about whether or not brava causes the boobs to sag which worried me for a while until I recieved my brochure from brava. Brava say's 'With brava the growth covers the entire breast area. Brava was designed to grow breast tissue in every direction, whereas gravity's effect is soley a downward pull causing the breast to sag. Reading this I don't think brava causes the breast to sag if anything it will make saggy breasts perky and make perky breasts grow bigger without sagginess
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tms81
(Login tms81) Re: Brava doesn't cause sagginess March 5 2007, 6:09 AM
well i would hear what brava users have experienced not what brava them self are saying, companies always lie to sell there product. In my case, after i stopped nursing i lost the upper portion of my breasts, and with the brava i got some of it back so i am very happy with that. Bigger breast always sag a little more because of gravity but not in a bad way. I cant really understand all this worry about saggines.... The only thing you can worry about is your skin, that is where the problems are. Take very got care of it and be VERY strickt about the weartime. Dont miss a single day.
Good luck.
Vicky A
(Login VickyA) Re: Brava doesn't cause sagginess March 5 2007, 7:52 AM
Yes Brava are known to say anything to sell their product, such as their claim that Brava is FDA approved. The fact is that some women do say that Brava has caused sagging, which should of course not surprise anyone. The problem is that Brava may make your skin grow, but maybe not your adipose and granular tissue. It's the growth and enlargement of adipose tissue in the breasts which give them desirable shape and firmness, and with Brava this is very hit and miss. The theory behind Brava is tension-induced tissue regeneration, which is a scientifically grounded idea, but unfortunately the usual application of this concept is for epidermal tissue regeneration. This means that your skin may grow (or stretch) by wearing Brava, but the growth of the tissue inside is a different matter and what happens here is hard to predict because the body's response is so individual. What you need to hope for is that as the skin expands your body allocates fat storage to the breasts rather than the other part of your body, as that is your best bet of avoiding any possibility of sagging.
Lisa
(Login lilmama40) Re: Brava doesn't cause sagginess March 5 2007, 8:20 PM
Just a thought.....I don't know much about Brava. But with breast enlargement in general regarding sagging, I think that partly when you have small breasts and they are "unsaggy", maybe it's related to the small size? Not much volume equals not much sag. But the bigger they grow, I think some just naturally tend to sag not per-say because of Brava, but because of the gain in volume. Especially if we've already had children and are a little older. Possibly? Mine are growing and I wish they'd fill in more up top but I do have to face the fact that I may just end up with bigger boobs that sag a bit since I'm 40 and I've had 5 children. Not that I'm complaining! :-)
Lucy
(no login) Re: Brava doesn't cause sagginess March 7 2007, 10:37 AM
You are correct, Brava does not cause sagginess. Definitely it does not cause sagginess. It does however give you stretch marks and misshapen nipples, and if you're unlucky you might get scars from skin infections.
March 4 2007 at 10:17 PM Glamma (Login Glamma)
SENIOR MEMBER
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There's a thread about whether or not brava causes the boobs to sag which worried me for a while until I recieved my brochure from brava. Brava say's 'With brava the growth covers the entire breast area. Brava was designed to grow breast tissue in every direction, whereas gravity's effect is soley a downward pull causing the breast to sag. Reading this I don't think brava causes the breast to sag if anything it will make saggy breasts perky and make perky breasts grow bigger without sagginess
Author Reply
tms81
(Login tms81) Re: Brava doesn't cause sagginess March 5 2007, 6:09 AM
well i would hear what brava users have experienced not what brava them self are saying, companies always lie to sell there product. In my case, after i stopped nursing i lost the upper portion of my breasts, and with the brava i got some of it back so i am very happy with that. Bigger breast always sag a little more because of gravity but not in a bad way. I cant really understand all this worry about saggines.... The only thing you can worry about is your skin, that is where the problems are. Take very got care of it and be VERY strickt about the weartime. Dont miss a single day.
Good luck.
Vicky A
(Login VickyA) Re: Brava doesn't cause sagginess March 5 2007, 7:52 AM
Yes Brava are known to say anything to sell their product, such as their claim that Brava is FDA approved. The fact is that some women do say that Brava has caused sagging, which should of course not surprise anyone. The problem is that Brava may make your skin grow, but maybe not your adipose and granular tissue. It's the growth and enlargement of adipose tissue in the breasts which give them desirable shape and firmness, and with Brava this is very hit and miss. The theory behind Brava is tension-induced tissue regeneration, which is a scientifically grounded idea, but unfortunately the usual application of this concept is for epidermal tissue regeneration. This means that your skin may grow (or stretch) by wearing Brava, but the growth of the tissue inside is a different matter and what happens here is hard to predict because the body's response is so individual. What you need to hope for is that as the skin expands your body allocates fat storage to the breasts rather than the other part of your body, as that is your best bet of avoiding any possibility of sagging.
Lisa
(Login lilmama40) Re: Brava doesn't cause sagginess March 5 2007, 8:20 PM
Just a thought.....I don't know much about Brava. But with breast enlargement in general regarding sagging, I think that partly when you have small breasts and they are "unsaggy", maybe it's related to the small size? Not much volume equals not much sag. But the bigger they grow, I think some just naturally tend to sag not per-say because of Brava, but because of the gain in volume. Especially if we've already had children and are a little older. Possibly? Mine are growing and I wish they'd fill in more up top but I do have to face the fact that I may just end up with bigger boobs that sag a bit since I'm 40 and I've had 5 children. Not that I'm complaining! :-)
Lucy
(no login) Re: Brava doesn't cause sagginess March 7 2007, 10:37 AM
You are correct, Brava does not cause sagginess. Definitely it does not cause sagginess. It does however give you stretch marks and misshapen nipples, and if you're unlucky you might get scars from skin infections.