"What we've done is build a silicon bra, insert it into the body and
attach it to the ribs and to the fascia. It's like a normal external
bra," he continues, "where a strip lies on the shoulder and attaches
around the body. We attach it to the ribs instead of to the shoulder,
and to the fascia in the lower part of the body."
Israel21c via Medgadget
Ouch.
As a chick with huge, bodacious tatas, I would sign up for this in a heartbeat! My back hurts less when they're supported, but I HATE wearing bras.
*eye roll*
--TwoDragons