Its been a while since I posted here but, thought this might be a reason to come back for a visit.
I'm a board certified Plastic Surgeon outside Chicago and I'm working with J&J on a device to correct bottoming out and prevent it from happening. For those who don't know, bottoming out occurs when the implant falls too low on the chest. I've attached a few pics which are worth a million words in describing this problem. The device is basically a sling contructed from mesh (the same material used in hernia repairs) which supports the implant and keeps it in place.
Obviously, dancers are a prime group in need of this product since many have larger implants and most spend a good piece of their work day without a bra. Its also somewhat more important for you to look good without a bra than it might for someone who's income didn't depend on it.
In any case, if there are women with bottoming out, failed bottoming out repairs, or those contemplating large (>600 cc) implants I'd be glad to try to help.
Dr Frank



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