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Learn more about us at BCDPink dot com BCD Pink is focused on protecting women from suffering the effects of Capsular Contracture (hardening, misshape and scarring of the breast implant) following breast augmentation surgery. If you are planning on having breast implant surgery, our product is a MUST-HAVE for insurance that you do not suffer from Capsular Contracture. Capsular Contracture is the #1 problem associated with Breast Augmentation. If you already have a hardened breast, internal scar tissue, or a dis-figured breast implant, our product will help break the capsule as well. Why is the BCD so important? The BCD (Breast Compression Device), will prevent or eliminate early stages of Capsular Contracture. Some studies state that a gel implant placed underneath the breast tissue has a 70-100% rate of encapsulation, if protective measures aren’t taken. Capsular Contracture results when a normal production of scar tissue, which develops around all implants goes haywire, and shrinks the size of the implant pocket, placing the implant under tension. This can be very painful, and associated disfiguration which occurs is quite displeasing. The result is a firmer than natural feeling breast. Extend the life of your implants! When this device is used in early stages post-augmentation, most likely encapsulation will not occur. Even after early stages of encapsulation, usage of our clamp will normally break the scar tissue and allow the implant to return to its natural shape and feel. Additionally, the clamp can even soften more advanced stages of encapsulation. BCD Pink is a well respected company within the plastic surgery industry. We offer the only breast compression device on the market today! We sell direct to Plastic Surgeons and retail. Learn more about us at BCDPink dot com tags: lingerie, bra, brazier, underwear, bikini, victoria’s secret, fredericks of hollywood, national cancer foundation, cosmetics, foundation, make-up, feminine product, lace, latex, support,
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