The Brava Breast Enlargement Device
Brava is an FDA-licensed device that is used to enlarge the breasts through steady vacuum pressure. Because the Brava device is worn daily for 12 hours, the increase in breast size is slow but permanent - unlike the rapid and temporary increases of the standard breast enlargement pump.
How does Brava work?
The Brava breast enlargement system makes the use of a physiological process called "tissue expansion." This process is much easier to understand than it is to explain.
Basically, whenever cells are under pressure to expand, they multiply more rapidly and tissue volume increases. Think of the pictures you've seen of tribal peoples who insert pieces of wood into the lower lip, to expand the lip to startling lengths. Or think of ear plugs - starting with a small hole, steady pressure can gradually increase the size of the hole to absolutely amazing proportions.
By applying steady pressure to the breasts, the Brava device encourages tissue expansion. The process is slow, but it is permanent.
What are the benefits of the Brava system?
There are many benefits of using the Brava device for breast enlargement.
- No risk of complications, as with breast implants
- Almost zero rate of side effects (and these are minor issues, such as skin irritation)
- Non-invasive - no surgery required
- Does not involve medicinal compounds or drugs
What are the drawbacks of using Brava for breast enlargement?
Unfortunately, there are many drawbacks to the Brava system.
- Cost - the Brava device runs about $2500
- Time - the device must be worn 10 hours a day for 10 weeks, or 700 hours
- Discomfort - the device applies a rather strong suction to the chest, which many women find uncomfortable
- Embarassment - you don't want to be seen outside the house in this thing
- Amount of growth - on average, after 10 weeks, you will gain 100 cc of breast volume. That's only about 1/2 a cup size.
If you're interested in trying Brava to meet your breast enlargement goals, talk to your doctor. But keep in mind there are other non-surgical options.
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