[Bombayduk]

Clearly, you are mistaken what a internal bra actually is; think along the lines of a shelf, like a sling or hammock, fastened on either side, medial and lateral.  It is not bra shaped; there are no cups.  It hold the base of the implant in place to avoid the gradual, and inevitable, effects of gravity.  It is constructed from pigskin, which grows into the under-breast skin, adding extreme strength.  It was taken from the strategy used in difficult abdominal hernia repairs.  The internal bra allows for continued implant expansion because it is not attached to the implant nor does it in any way constrain the implant; it only creates a set height for the inferior aspect of the implant.

Today, a slightly older picture.

[phonehome1]

Clearly, you are mistaken what a internal bra actually is; think along the lines of a shelf, like a sling or hammock, fastened on either side, medial and lateral.  It is not bra shaped; there are no cups.  It hold the base of the implant in place to avoid the gradual, and inevitable, effects of gravity.  It is constructed from pigskin, which grows into the under-breast skin, adding extreme strength.  It was taken from the strategy used in difficult abdominal hernia repairs.  The internal bra allows for continued implant expansion because it is not attached to the implant nor does it in any way constrain the implant; it only creates a set height for the inferior aspect of the implant.

Today, a slightly older picture.

OK so it is a "shelf"

To put a visual on it we will say there is a shelf made from a 4 inch bord, it will easily hold a tennis ball and even a soft ball  and a nerf ball the size of large grape fruit or cantaloupe but a volley ball or soccer ball either barely does not fall off or is just slightly too big but a basket ball  it is not even close

So now change to a water balloon which is basically what an expander implant is   You start out the water balloon sits on the shelf just fine  and you keep filling it and sooner or later it gets so big that is pushes itself off the shelf

Now if you are telling me that the 4 inch board can magically "grow" all by itself into a 6 inch board to hold the soccer ball , a 8 inch board to hold the basketball and a 12 inch board for a beach ball

Like I said, if we were in the later 90's with large fixed sized implants like Kayla Kleevage or Casey James , just to name a few examples had,   that were put in with old fashioned surgery then yes it would be a good idea but for the expander girl starting out at 2000 CC who wants to go to 6000 or beyond sooner or later that shelf is not big enough anymore  and the water balloon falls to the floor and goes splat

[Bombayduk]

Clearly, you are mistaken what a internal bra actually is; think along the lines of a shelf, like a sling or hammock, fastened on either side, medial and lateral.  It is not bra shaped; there are no cups.  It hold the base of the implant in place to avoid the gradual, and inevitable, effects of gravity.  It is constructed from pigskin, which grows into the under-breast skin, adding extreme strength.  It was taken from the strategy used in difficult abdominal hernia repairs.  The internal bra allows for continued implant expansion because it is not attached to the implant nor does it in any way constrain the implant; it only creates a set height for the inferior aspect of the implant.

Today, a slightly older picture.

OK so it is a "shelf"

To put a visual on it we will say there is a shelf made from a 4 inch bord, it will easily hold a tennis ball and even a soft ball  and a nerf ball the size of large grape fruit or cantaloupe but a volley ball or soccer ball either barely does not fall off or is just slightly too big but a basket ball  it is not even close

So now change to a water balloon which is basically what an expander implant is   You start out the water balloon sits on the shelf just fine  and you keep filling it and sooner or later it gets so big that is pushes itself off the shelf

Now if you are telling me that the 4 inch board can magically "grow" all by itself into a 6 inch board to hold the soccer ball , a 8 inch board to hold the basketball and a 12 inch board for a beach ball

Like I said, if we were in the later 90's with large fixed sized implants like Kayla Kleevage or Casey James , just to name a few examples had,   that were put in with old fashioned surgery then yes it would be a good idea but for the expander girl starting out at 2000 CC who wants to go to 6000 or beyond sooner or later that shelf is not big enough anymore  and the water balloon falls to the floor and goes splat

I'm getting the idea that you are being intentionally naive or just argumentative; internal bras have been around for 25 years and their construction is not a secret.  If you really wanted to understand how they work, you could simply research them on the internet.  There is no magic, they don't grow in size, they have one specific purpose, to hold the base of the implant in place, to prevent it from dropping downward.  The only conceivable way the lattice moves once it has grown into the skin is if the skin adjacent to where it is attached is stretched, which could certainly be in the case as huge expanders; I can see the tissue with the lattice being gradually being pulled away from the ribs slightly, to more or less cradle the implant.  This would be the same as what would be expected if after getting a abdominal hernia repair, the patient gained weight.

In Europe, they have a polyurethane internal bra for natural breasts that functions similarly, cradling and lifting the breast to give it a shape more attuned to actually being lifted and suported in a bra.