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View story Sagging Breasts Need A Lift? Cup&Up To The Rescue! | Inventor Spot 1 / 0 http://inventorspot.com/articles/sagging_breasts_need_lift_c... Submitted by allen 15 months, 3 days, 11 hours ago In the not-too-distant-future, you'll be able to have your sagging breasts lifted on your lunch hour! Well, just about.... An Israeli company, MIM (Minimally Invasive Mastopexy) has developed a two-hole breast lift procedure to insert what amounts to a permanent push-up bra under your breasts. How clever and how considerate! Yup! If the human trials are successful, the huge anchor incisions on women's bodies, made for the "aesthetic" lifting of sagging breasts, may become a thing of the past. Breast lifts are currently among the most invasive cosmetic surgeries, involving the removal and new placement of breast tissue, lots of incisions, often removal and replacement of the nipple, and insertion of implants. These surgeries are painful afterwards and can involve weeks of recovery. Then there is that chance they will not be successful and you require a repeat surgery. Tags: Sagging Breasts comment (0) | Category: women's health | Add allen as a source Comments Votes (my sources) Votes (Everyone) « go back

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