The plastic film that is around the breast forms, that stays on them when you are using them correct? Or do I have to take that off?
1060193
If you are using them for masectomy reasons there is a protective film on the back of the form that the instructions say to remove. This is OK to remove. The cover on the front and back of the form must stay in place. My problem was that I wanted to the feeling of natural breasts and could not find an adhesive that provided that feeling without destroying the form. Soooooo, I am growing my own.Be careful though because what you grow is permanent and you must be commited to live the rest of your life with your two new girlfriends. At this point I have gained about 2" in tissue height and doubled tissue mass in 3 weeks. If you are interested in growing real boobs try "flat2femme.com". It works ! If you are using them for masectomy reasons there is a protective film on the back of the form that the instructions say to remove. This is OK to remove. The cover on the front and back of the form must stay in place. My problem was that I wanted to the feeling of natural breasts and could not find an adhesive that provided that feeling without destroying the form. Soooooo, I am growing my own.Be careful though because what you grow is permanent and you must be commited to live the rest of your life with your two new girlfriends. At this point I have gained about 2" in... » Read More If you are using them for masectomy reasons there is a protective film on the back of the form that the instructions say to remove. This is OK to remove. The cover on the front and back of the form must stay in place. My problem was that I wanted to the feeling of natural breasts and could not find an adhesive that provided that feeling without destroying the form. Soooooo, I am growing my own.Be careful though because what you grow is permanent and you must be commited to live the rest of your life with your two new girlfriends. At this point I have gained about 2" in tissue height and doubled tissue mass in 3 weeks. If you are interested in growing real boobs try "flat2femme.com". It works ! « Show Less
1060194
If you are using them for masectomy reasons there is a protective film on the back of the form that the instructions say to remove. This is OK to remove. The cover on the front and back of the form must stay in place. My problem was that I wanted to the feeling of natural breasts and could not find an adhesive that provided that feeling without destroying the form. Soooooo, I am growing my own. Be careful though because what you grow is permanent and you must be commited to live the rest of your life with your two new girlfriends. At this point I have gained about 2" in tissue height and doubled tissue mass in 3 weeks. If you are interested in growing real boobs try "flat2femme.com". It works !
1060195
yes, the plastic film stays on. the silicone is a sticky gooey mess without it. unless you have ones with a self adhesive on them which would have a backing on the glue you would have to take off.
1677867
They stick to your breasts like cling film does to windows. It's not adhesive. I've even forgotten to take mine off at bedtime and 24 hrs later, the skin is not irritated at all. I wear mine without a bra often.
2259096
Are you talking about the protective plastic? If so that is supposed to be removed before use..If not I don't know. We have been using ours for about 9 years and no problems.
1351969
Yes, they are actually embedded in the plastic, so they won't wear off over time. Very happy with these!
1390194
I had a breast and arm reduction and this is the product that was recommended by my Plastic Surgeon. I have been wearing them since my incisions healed (about 6-8 weeks now). The only thing I can tell at this point is that they seem to keep the scars soft. I am having some scaring issues so frankly, I am afraid to not use them! What I wouldn't count on is them lasting 12 weeks. Fabric fuzz sticks to them very easily and then they don't want to adhere. They tell you to rinse them but it is almost impossible to get it all off without removing the silicone. However, you may not have as much trouble in the abdomen area as I do on my arms because you aren't moving that area as much. Good Luck! I had a breast and arm reduction and this is the product that was recommended by my Plastic Surgeon. I have been wearing them since my incisions healed (about 6-8 weeks now). The only thing I can tell at this point is that they seem to keep the scars soft. I am having some scaring issues so frankly, I am afraid to not use them! What I wouldn't count on is them lasting 12 weeks. Fabric fuzz sticks to them very easily and then they don't want to adhere. They tell you to rinse them but it is almost impossible to get it all off without removing the silicone. However, you may not have as much... » Read More I had a breast and arm reduction and this is the product that was recommended by my Plastic Surgeon. I have been wearing them since my incisions healed (about 6-8 weeks now). The only thing I can tell at this point is that they seem to keep the scars soft. I am having some scaring issues so frankly, I am afraid to not use them! What I wouldn't count on is them lasting 12 weeks. Fabric fuzz sticks to them very easily and then they don't want to adhere. They tell you to rinse them but it is almost impossible to get it all off without removing the silicone. However, you may not have as much trouble in the abdomen area as I do on my arms because you aren't moving that area as much. Good Luck! « Show Less
1582809
It's been awile since I applied them so I dnt remember 2 much about how they were, but wat I do remember is that u pull the white part off, n then place on ur side mirrors, n then a piece of see through plastic comes off the words, sry 4 the late response, I received the email while I was at work n r got about it till now, hope it helps some what, good luck
1923130
You remove it like you did with the 1st label. The 1st label covers the adhesive side of the protector. The 2nd label covers the front so it doesnt scratch the protector when you squigee the air bubbles, but peel of the 2nd label slowly as it lifts up the protector while its being pulled up.
243318
I am not sure.... I only have used the avent nipples with them.... Sorry I cant help!
1615078
I use the plastic one. Costs less works fine. Don't even notice it's on. I use for mostly biking some running.
658009
**As far as the niplettes slipping off, get a $1 tube of personal lubricant. You put it on the entire area, then put the niplette over it. It creates a seal that was strong enough for me to sleep in! Yes! I started using mine as soon as I found out I was pregnant. The longer/more often each session you use them, the faster/better the long term effect will be. I've had flat/inverted nipples my whole life, just never knew the terminology. After 6 children and only the last baby bf successfully for 6 months ONLY because I wore breast shells 24/7 before delivery and for 6 months after, I was determined to bf again... With a lot less trouble! These are great!
1050210
We have not needed to remove the protective film as of yet. Sorry, I cannot answer your question.
1275639
Yes remove the plastic film. It's only purpose was to protect the bed from damage before installation.
1206561
Mine came with a plastic film over it to protect it from scratches in shipment. When I do need to clean it, I expect I will use mild soap & water. It is NOT glass, but mirrored plastic, so any cleaner you use must be safe for use on plastic.
816516
i must admit that i never noticed that there is a plastic film. i'll have to take another look. there is a small picture/sticker of a smiling baby and i found it difficult to peel. until i can take care of it properly, i will leave it, as our baby enjoys giggling back at the sticker.
1914943
I had no breast and it fit perfectly. Not 100% flat, but slightly concave, just enough to sort of cling to my body. It stayed in place. Mine were shaped teardrop. Easy to keep clean. Since then I had reconstruction with bad results after 3 surgeries. Should have stayed with the forms.
1191873
no the polyurethane is the outer skin of this type of form.. higher end forms have outer surfaces that are more skin like, these are fairly low end of the spectrum... good for their intended purpose, if used under a full coverage bra.
2100846
When using suction hold them in place till they start to go inside cups when they are snug inside you can let go and the cups will stay in place proceed to suction till either nipple is at end of cup if it feels uncomfortable stop before that point hope this helps you