Mastectomy bras

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Brett

Her name is Brett. She is 30 years old and lives in a small town in Nova Scotia. At 29 years old, she felt a lump in her left breast. After doctor’s visits and tests, she quickly found out that it was breast cancer and she faced the difficult decision of having a mastectomy.

"I know what la Vie en Rose Muse^TM has done for me and my happiness. Helping other women in the same situation be aware of this bra and potentially benefit their new body image perception is an amazing privilege that I can’t pass up on."

Her name is Brett. She is 30 years old and lives in a small town in Nova Scotia. At 29 years old, she...felt a lump in her left breast. After doctor’s visits and tests, she quickly found out that it was breast cancer and she faced the difficult decision of having a mastectomy.
"I know what la Vie en Rose Muse^TM has done for me and my happiness. Helping other women in the same situation be aware of this bra and potentially benefit their new body image perception is an amazing privilege that I can’t pass up on."

Caroline

Caroline is a breast cancer survivor, not once but twice. In 2007, she underwent surgery to have her left breast and ovaries removed to give her the best chance of winning the battle against this disease that still affects too many women every year.
Today, Caroline is healthy. She is a motivational speaker, an inspiration to other women who struggle with cancer, a volunteer for the Quebec Breast Cancer Foundation and a la Vie en Rose Muse^TM model. Above all, she’s a woman who is proud of her body, which she feels is a testimony to her journey and her inner strength.

"Despite this challenge, I am well and happy to be alive! I haven’t really considered reconstructive surgery; I’m comfortable in my own skin and I feel just as feminine as I did before."

Caroline is a breast cancer survivor, not once but twice. In 2007, she...underwent surgery to have her left breast and ovaries removed to give her the best chance of winning the battle against this disease that still affects too many women every year.
Today, Caroline is healthy. She is a motivational speaker, an inspiration to other women who struggle with cancer, a volunteer for the Quebec Breast Cancer Foundation and a la Vie en Rose Muse^TM model. Above all, she’s a woman who is proud of her body, which she feels is a testimony to her journey and her inner strength.
"Despite this challenge, I am well and happy to be alive! I haven’t really considered reconstructive surgery; I’m comfortable in my own skin and I feel just as feminine as I did before."

Figure-corrective pads developed and patented by la Vie en Rose. The lower section of these innovative pads is filled with gel in order to add weight and create natural movement, and their upper section contains microbeads for a perfect fit. Lighter and much cooler than the prostheses available on the market, the la Vie en Rose Muse™ pads are more comfortable and can be hand-washed.

Straps positioned closer to the centre of the cups allowing a closer fit.

Ultra-soft microfibre lining to avoid skin irritations.

Lace yoke between cups to cover radiotherapy marks.

Lower cut to reduce chafing under the arms.

Firm cups for a perfectly balanced silhouette.

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