The Brava System: How Does it Work?

Brava breast enhancement is a clinically proven, nonsurgical method for enlarging your breasts. Brava utilizes tissue expansion, a method for enabling your body to grow extra skin tissue.

2011-07-08

TAMPA, FL, July 08, 2011 (Press-News.org) Brava breast enhancement is a clinically proven, nonsurgical method for enlarging your breasts. Brava utilizes tissue expansion, a method for enabling your body to grow extra skin tissue.

Brava consists of two domes with silicone gel rims that are worn over the breasts and held in place with a sports bra. A battery-powered microcomputer called a SmartBox creates and regulates a light vacuum within the domes.

This gentle tension within the domes stimulates tissue cells, causing them to multiply and generate new breast tissue. As new tissue develops, your breast size will gradually increase.

Clinical studies show that women who wear the Brava domes for 10 hours per day for 10 weeks may increase their breast size by a full cup. The system can be worn longer than the initial 10-week period for continued growth. Many patients reported maintaining their increased breast size for more than two years after completion of the 10-week cycle.

In addition to controlling the pressure within the Brava domes, the SmartBox can record changes in your breast size so you can chart your progress. Depending on your beginning breast size and your goal size, you may need to switch to larger domes during the Brava treatment process.

Because Brava requires lengthy initial use to achieve the desired results, most women choose to wear the Brava domes at home in the evenings and while they sleep. The included sports bra holds the domes firmly in place, and the pressure within the domes is light. Most women report no to little discomfort while wearing the Brava breast enhancement system.

Although Brava is generally a safe and effective method for naturally enhancing your breasts, Brava is not for everyone. You should not use Brava if you:

- Are under 18 or your breasts are still developing
- Have breasts larger than a small C cup in size
- Are pregnant
- Are breastfeeding or have breastfed in the past six months
- Have a history of breast surgery
- Have significant breast scarring
- Have a history of contact dermatitis on the chest area
- Have skin sensitivity to silicone products
- Have had an irregular mammogram within the past year

If you would like to learn more about the Brava system for breast enlargement, please visit the website of experienced Tampa, Florida, plastic surgeon Dr. Antonio J. Gayoso at Gayoso Plastic Surgery at http://gayosoplasticsurgery.com.

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