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A question we are frequrntly asked is ‘how do you fit breast forms’, and the answer to that starts with something else – YOUR BRA! Fitting your Boost could not be easier, but you really need to start with a well-fitting bra first. Think of your bra like the foundation structure of your outfit; it

YES! For many women after mastectomy, running to improve your health and fitness is an easy and low-cost way to exercise. Whether you are running marathons or just taking a short jog around the park, there are some things to consider to make sure you are comfortable and feel confident when you set off! Here

At Boost we often get comments about the fact our Breast Prostheses seemingly defy the notion of what a Breast Prosthesis “should” look like. When people think of Prostheses, they sometimes jump to the conclusion that they should replicate the appearance of the body part, however, this view can be reductive. So here we will

Getting fitted for a Breast Prosthesis is an important step in finding the right Breast Form for you. It’s not absolutely necessary for everyone but it can be highly beneficial for anyone who struggles with finding a bra that’s comfortable for a Breast Form or is having a hard time even finding the right Breast

Lots of women who’ve had a mastectomy might be told that they could benefit from a silicone breast prosthesis. But what is it? And, more importantly, why do the Boost team say that their products ARE NOT silicone breast prostheses? Well, please read on and all will be explained!   What is a silicone breast