Defying gravity? It turns out that the inner bra breast surgery...
Apr 25, 2025
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Recently, a new breast plastic surgery called inner bra has been introduced and is a hot topic.
This procedure makes the chest 'up' without wearing a bra.
According to the US media New York Post, the procedure is said to have the effect of defying gravity by inserting a mesh-like substance into the body to support the chest from the inside.
Dr. Bruce Van Nata, a plastic surgeon in Indianapolis who first performed the procedure in the United States, explained "There are patients in their 70s who have had chest colostomy, and they say they don't need to wear bras."
Two main materials are used for supports inserted into the body.
It is 'GalaFLEX', a bioabsorbent material used in plastic and reconstructive surgery, and 'ADM', a biomaterial used in medical and reconstructive surgery.
Galaples is designed to strengthen and support soft tissue, providing important strength in the initial postoperative healing phase and helping to increase tissue stability in the long term. Various shapes and sizes are possible, especially through the 3D structure, it has the advantage of being able to make it suitable for the natural shape of the body.
Dallas surgeon Dr. William Adams Jr., another expert on the procedure, said "Thanks to materials such as galaplex, we can double the duration of pulling the chest up.'
ADM is a biomaterial that utilizes the structure of the dermal layer remaining after removing cells from the skin of a human or animal. It is mainly composed of proteins such as collagen and elastin, and is used to help regenerate tissues and heal them.
What the two substances have in common is that they can actually be felt under the skin, depending on the patient's body type.
The New York Post said it's good news for women who want to take off their bras all day long.
The procedure is not just for women who want a bra-free life. Experts stressed that "for those considering other breast implants options such as chest lifts or magnification."
Reporter Jang Jong-ho bellho@sportschosun.com
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
