Twenty weeks before I would describe it as full. It got there. If you have a lot of upper emptiness expect the longer end of the timeline.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 128 reviews.
Twenty years of rounding my shoulders to hide my chest. The band sits across my back in a way that makes slouching feel wrong. My physio noticed before I mentioned it.
Imogen R. 5/5 Verified
There was no morning where I gasped. It is slow. What happened instead was that around week eleven I realised I had stopped checking. I had stopped bracing before mirrors. It had already happened and I had not noticed it happening.
Lorraine S. 5/5 Verified
I want to be accurate. It has not rejuvenated my skin and it does not claim to. The creasing improved because the skin is not folding in the same place any more. That is a mechanical improvement, not a dermatological one.
Verena C. 4/5 Verified
Sixty-one years of Arizona sun is not something a bra will fix and it did not pretend to. What it did fix was the concertina effect from everything sitting low.
Xenia F. 4/5 Verified
Finished last October. It is September now. I would say I have kept nearly all of it — a small amount of settling in the first two months and then nothing. I did not expect the durability and it is the part I now tell people about first.
Harriet P. 5/5 Verified
Long drives used to leave my upper back locked. Wearing this I arrive without the ache. I did not buy it for that and it is the benefit I notice most often.
Ursula V. 4/5 Verified
Nothing was added and yet everything looks fuller, because the volume is where it belongs. My cups fill out instead of sagging away from the top edge.
Rachelle A. 5/5 Verified
I came for the lift and got it — fourteen weeks, clear visible change bra off. The straighter shoulders were a bonus I did not pay for.
Wanda C. 5/5 Verified
I have a drawer of failures. Push-ups, minimisers, wireless, taped, everything advertised on my phone for a decade. Every one of them worked until I undressed. This is the only one where undressing is the good part.
Elaine F. 5/5 Verified
I used to get dressed in the dark. I am aware of how that sounds. Twelve weeks and I get dressed in the bedroom with the light on like a normal person. Whatever that is worth, it was worth the price.
Camille R. 5/5 Verified
I used to scoop and adjust every time I dressed. I put it on and it sits. That is the daily version of what changed.
Loretta B. 5/5 Verified
I finished the thirteen weeks in April and have not worn it since. It is now late August and the lift is still there. Maybe a fraction less than at the peak. That is the whole thing for me — it is not holding anything up, the tissue changed.
Suzanne M. 5/5 Verified
I had started angling away from cameras. At my son's graduation I stood square to the lens for the first time in years, and when the photos came back I did not immediately look at my chest. That is the change.
Adele M. 5/5 Verified
Mine are fifteen years old and had settled low. This has helped the position. I would say clearly: I asked my surgeon first and anyone post-operative should do the same rather than take my word for it.
Fenella B. 4/5 Verified
Same bras, same size, no longer half empty. It is not that I gained anything, it is that what I have moved back up into the cup.
Theodora M. 5/5 Verified
I had failed it since my second child. Week ten the pencil dropped straight to the floor and I stood in the bathroom laughing. Did it three more times to be sure. Still passing five months after I stopped wearing it.
Shannon D. 5/5 Verified
I would not have started without asking. She looked at it, said it was a garment rather than a treatment, and told me to stop if anything felt sore. Nothing did.
Harriet L. 5/5 Verified
Eight hours, no readjusting, no lines, no rolls. For a garment doing structural work it is remarkably invisible.
Tabitha G. 5/5 Verified
No subscription, no refills, no maintenance garment. You wear it for about three months and then you stop and it stays. I keep waiting for the catch and there has not been one.
Bernadette W. 5/5 Verified
I am sixty and I had further to travel than most. Nothing until week seven, which was discouraging. Then it started. At week twenty-one I measured a recovery I would call about ninety per cent. Not the full hundred, but I am sixty and I will take ninety.
Roberta N. 4/5 Verified
Set your expectations at a real improvement rather than a transformation and you will be delighted. I am one cup fuller in appearance and completely happy.
Della F. 4/5 Verified
I threw out four padded bras in June. I do not need the scaffolding any more because the shape is there without it. That alone has paid for it.
Coralie W. 5/5 Verified
My fear was ending up looking done. It does not overshoot. It went back to where I was and stopped. Nobody has said I look lifted. Two people have said I look rested. That is exactly the result I wanted.
Kathleen R. 5/5 Verified
I did not trust this. I measured myself the day it arrived and every Sunday after. Week five the number moved for the first time. Week thirteen I was within four millimetres of where I sat in my thirties. Bra off, forty-eight hours after wearing it. That is the only number that ever mattered to me.
Marianne T. 5/5 Verified
Wide band, no wire, no hardware. Nothing to press into me and therefore nothing to squeeze out around it. That is the entire secret of a smooth line.
Perdita R. 5/5 Verified
A friend had the surgery the same month I started this. She took three weeks off work and slept sitting up. I went to work every day and wore a bra. We compared in July and there was very little between us.
Rhonda L. 5/5 Verified
I missed days early on and my first six weeks were slower than they should have been. Once I was consistent it moved. Eight hours means eight hours. That is on me, not the product.
Lynette H. 4/5 Verified
I lost thirty pounds and most of it appeared to come off my chest. This brought the shape back without putting the weight back. That combination is what I could not find anywhere else.
Zelda R. 5/5 Verified
To be clear, it is not shapewear and it will not reduce anything. What it does is remove the lumps and lines that made me look thicker than I am. That was enough for me.
Nerissa K. 4/5 Verified
Two summers of gaping at the top edge. This summer it sat flat. That is the version of the result I actually care about.
Fern L. 5/5 Verified
I have not changed size on paper. I look like I have. When the top half is full everything reads as fuller, and that is a much more natural way to get there than anything surgical.
Sondra E. 5/5 Verified
Eight hours at a screen was destroying me. Wearing this through the working day, I catch myself sitting up rather than collapsing forward. Small thing, daily benefit.
Nell H. 5/5 Verified
No more trying four things to find the one that hides it. I put on what I want and leave. The time saved is real and the mood saved is bigger.
Abigail T. 5/5 Verified
I had spent a fortune on décolleté products that did nothing. This changed the area by changing what sits underneath it.
Dilys R. 5/5 Verified
Mine had gone narrow and long. Whatever the pressure does, it pulled the volume back up and round. Same size, completely different silhouette under a t-shirt.
Eileen H. 5/5 Verified
No seams, no edges, no outline through jersey. I have worn it under a slip dress with total confidence, which I could not do with anything structured before.
Quintina S. 5/5 Verified
Everyone says week five and I assumed it was marketing. Week five, almost to the day, my sports bra sat differently. From there it was steady. Week twelve I stopped measuring because I could just see it.
Nadine C. 5/5 Verified
Tip for anyone starting: measure from the collarbone notch, not from the shoulder seam, and do it at the same time of day. My first four weeks of data were useless because I kept changing the method. Once I fixed that the trend was obvious.
Stephanie A. 5/5 Verified
The uneven side was always the one I hated. It responded faster than the other, which apparently happens where there is more to recover. Sixteen weeks and I stopped thinking about it.
Frances O. 5/5 Verified







