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`Sherwood
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`Patent Number:
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`(45) Date of Patent:
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`4,699,144
`Oct. 13, 1987
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`54 MASTECTOMY BRASSIERE
`76) Inventor: Janice K. Sherwood, 2 Grove Isle
`Dr., Coconut Grove, Fla. 33133
`21) Appl. No.: 2,983
`22 Filed:
`Jan. 13, 1987
`Related U.S. Application Data
`Continuation-in-part of Ser. No. 786,668, Oct. 11, 1985,
`Pat. No. 4,637,398.
`51) Int. Cl. ................................................ A41C 3/10
`(52) U.S. C. ...................................................... 450/54
`58) Field of Search ............... 128/478,479, 480, 482,
`128/470, 473, 510, 462
`References Cited
`U.S. PATENT DOCUMENTS
`3,896,506 7/1975 Hankins ............................... 128/478
`4,024,876 5/1977 Penrock .......
`... 128/478
`4,637,398 1/1987 Sherwood ........................... 128/478
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`Primary Examiner-Doris L. Troutman
`Attorney, Agent, or Firm-Jerome Bauer
`(57)
`ABSTRACT
`A mastectomy garment includes an underbra, a pros
`thetic breast pad, and an outerbra. The underbra has a
`supporting cup for the normal breast and a substantially
`flat band portion to fit to the chest of the removed
`breast, enabling a firm, flat-fitting garment over the
`remaining chest surface of the removed breast. The
`prosthesis or false breast pad is removably adhered to
`the outer surface of the flat, binding portion. The outer
`bra, such as a conventional off-the-shelf brassiere, that
`overlies and is secured to the underbra forming a com
`posite unitary prosthetic brassiere with the prosthetic
`breast pad positioned therebetween and means for ad
`justment of the brassiere to the wearer and individual
`adjustment of the prosthetic breast pad.
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`14 Claims, 4 Drawing Figures
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`with both her mood as well as the type of outer garment
`being worn.
`It is an object of the present invention to overcome
`the problems heretofore mentioned and to provide a
`prosthesis which will be able to provide the woman
`with a large range of up to date brassiere shapes and
`styles. It is a further object of the present invention to
`provide a mastectomy prosthesis which fits both com
`fortably, accurately and will not shift in position or part
`or fall away from the chest wall to reveal the fact that
`the wearer has suffered the embarrassing removal of
`one or more breasts.
`The foregoing objects and advantages together with
`numerous others will be apparent from the foregoing
`disclosure.
`SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
`According to the present invention, a mastectomy
`brassiere garment is provided comprising in combina
`tion an inner or underbra, a prosthetic breast pad, and
`an outerbra. The underbra is of lightweight garment
`foundation material having a receiving and supporting
`cup for the normal breast, should one remain, and a
`substantially flat band portion for close fit against the
`chest wall of the removed breast so as to obviate any
`visual separation between the same and the chest of the
`wearer. The prosthesis breast pad itself is formed in the
`desired shape of a substantial mirror image to the re
`maining breast and is removably positioned between the
`underbra and outerbra at the flat band portion of the
`underbra. The outerbra may be a conventional off-the
`shelf brassiere of any modern, up to date designer style
`and/or fashion that the wearer wishes. The outerbra is
`then placed over the underbra, with its natural breast
`receiving and supporting cups overlying respective any
`breast receiving and supporting cup of the underbra and
`respective flat portion of the underbra. The underbra
`and outerbra may be sewn or otherwise secured to
`gether to form a composite brassiere of unitary, singular
`construction with openings beneath the wearer's arms
`and in the areas of means for adjustment of the brassiere
`to the wearer and of the prosthetic breast pad. The
`ability to select a modern off-the-shelf bra, no longer
`limits or restricts the wearer to the use of stereotyped
`surgically appearing bras of one matronly appearing
`style.
`By providing an underbra which conforms accu
`rately and surely to the surface of the chest, at the point
`where the breast has been removed, and by placing the
`prosthesis and the outer brassiere thereover, the unitary
`garment prosthesis of the present invention maintains
`contact with the chest wall thereby obviating telltale
`separation therefrom no matter what position the
`woman assumes or movements that she performs.
`By providing the underbra, the same can be more
`easily fit to the wearer to support the proper positioning
`of the prosthetic breast pad to and against the chest of
`the removed breast. Similarly, by removing the decora
`tive function of the outerbra from that of the prosthesis
`and the inner fitting underbra garment, the user is not
`limited to an outerbra of any one style, shape or appear
`ance. By combining the two (innerbra and outerbra)
`into a single, unitary brassiere structure only a single
`shoulder strap for each shoulder, and a single rear or
`back torso encompassing strap is required.
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`BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
`This application is a Continuation-In-Part of applica
`tion Ser. No. 786,668, filed Oct. 11, 1985, now U.S.
`Letters Pat. No. 4,637,398 issued on Jan. 20, 1987.
`The present invention relates to a prosthetic brassiere
`garment and in particular to an improved prosthetic
`brassiere garment for use by a person having a mastec
`tomy where one or both breasts have been removed or
`altered.
`Many attempts have been made to enable the patient
`suffering from a mastectomy to overcome the mental
`and physical shock associated therewith by attempting
`to reconstruct her physical being by providing mastec
`tomy brassieres constructed to provide the appearance
`of having a pair of complete natural breasts. It has been
`suggested to provide mastectomy brassieres which are
`capable of being stuffed with sanitary pads, absorbing
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`cotton or rubberforms simulating one or both breasts. It
`has also been suggested to provide brassieres with built
`in pockets in which such filling material can be located.
`Plastic forms filled with liquid have also been recom
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`mended as have inflatable plastic balloons. Reference
`may be made to U.S. Pat. Nos. 2,637,851; 3,447,538;
`3,489,153; 4,363,144; and 4,185,332 for examples of such
`attempts. These references being illustrative further of
`the problems involved in providing mastectomy pros
`thetic brassieres of only limited success in solving such
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`problems. Other prosthetic brassieres are disclosed in
`U.S. Pat. Nos. 2,661,470, 4,261,366, and Swiss Pat. No.
`479,290.
`Current mastectomy prosthesis have been designed
`namely to provide pseudo-architecturally simulated
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`breast structures. They are generally heavy, uncomfort
`able, and expensive, as well as cosmetically less than
`optimum. Another group of prosthesis currently avail
`able, make use of pre-molded or pre-shaped plastics and
`although not heavy or expensive, are similarly less than
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`desirable for aesthetic purposes, since they are generally
`mass produced and shaped in conformity with standard
`figures, rather than being shaped to conform to that of
`the woman wearing the garment.
`For all such classes of prosthesis, the ability to wear
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`aesthetically pleasing outer garments is virtually impos
`sible, and outer garments such as high fashion dress
`wear, lower cut necklines, or the like cannot be worn
`and have been unusable until the present invention.
`In particular, all of the prosthesis known to date have
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`a tendency to pull or fall away from the chest wall of
`the removed breast as the woman moves or changes
`position, especially when the woman bends or even
`leans slightly forward. Another problem of the prior art
`arises from the fact that the breast prosthesis the woman
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`wears often extends visually beyond the edges or border
`of the brassiere thereby revealing that the wearer has
`experienced disfiguringmastectomy surgery.
`Still another problem existing with the current or
`prior known prosthesis is the fact that because of the
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`expense incurred in constructing such prosthetic bras
`sieres, they are not readily adaptable to changing bras
`siere styles, and the woman having had a mastectomy
`has relatively little choice in the form of the brassiere
`she can wear. This is particularly irksome to women
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`who before having had the mastectomy have been ac
`cumstomed to having virtual infinite choice in updated
`designer brassiere styles and shapes, so as to go along
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`uplift and foundation support for the remaining and full
`Full details of the present invention are set forth in
`the following description of the preferred embodiment
`breast of the wearer, as well as to provide the architec
`tural support for the prosthetic or pseudo-breast pad 14
`and are illustrated in the accompanying drawings.
`positioned between it and the underbra 12. Since, in
`BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
`fact, this is the specific function of the commercially
`In the drawings,
`available brasssiere 16, they need be manufactured no
`differently than those presently manufactured and can
`FIG. 1 is a front perspective view showing the under
`bra and outerbra forming the composite prosthetic bras
`be in any of the current or future available models.
`siere according to the teaching of the present invention;
`Being of substantial conventional construction the
`outerbra 16 is provided with a pair of right and left
`FIG. 2 is a rear elevational view with a portion
`breast receiving and supporting cups 24 and 26 respec
`thereof cut away to provide a fuller illustration of the
`tively, and oppositely directed and rearwardly extend
`details;
`ing side panels or band portions 28 that usually encom
`FIG. 3 is a cross-section of FIG. 2 taken substantially
`pass and enclose the torso of the wearer by engagement
`in the direction of lines 3-3 and with a portion thereof
`at the hooks and fastener loops 30 and 32. The inner bra
`broken away to reveal details of side panel pockets; and
`FIG. 4 is a partial perspective view of the means
`12 and the outerbra 16 are secured together to form the
`unitary composite prosthetic brassiere 10 by sewing the
`enabling individual adjustment of the prosthetic breast
`same along their peripheral edges 34. Inasmuch as the
`pad positioned between the underbra and outerbra.
`side band portions or panels 22 of the underbra 12 are
`DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
`shorter than the corresponding side band panels or
`The composite prosthetic brassiere of the present
`portions 28 of the outerbra 16, the ends of the portions
`22 may be closed and secured to the respective portions
`invention is generally identified by the numeral 10 and
`comprises three basic components, namely, a base gar
`28 by vertical stitching 36 as an seen in FIGS. 1 and 2.
`ment or underbra 12, a prosthetic breast simulating pad
`When so secured together to form the unitary com
`posite brassiere 10, the right cup 24 will overlie its re
`14 and a decorative outerbra 16.
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`Specifically, the base garment or underbra 12, al
`spective cup 18 of the underbra while the left cup 26
`though appearing to conform closely in most respects to
`will overlie its respective flat portion 20 so that the two
`a regular brassiere, i.e. having right and left chest por
`brassieres 12 and 16 effectively become a single com
`posite brassiere 10 bound together at their peripheral
`tions 18 and 20, and side or underarm and rearwardly
`edges 34. During the peripheral securement the overly
`encompassing side band portions or panels 22. The
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`ing cup 26 and the underlying portion 20 are left free of
`rearward extent of the side panels 22 is less than suffi
`stitching and securement and are therefore separated at
`cient to fully encompass and fully enclose the torso of
`the wearer, however, they do extend aloang the side of
`their tops one from the other, in the area under the arm
`of the wearer and in the area of the adjustment means
`the wearer to enable the same to cooperate with the
`generally identified by the numeral 38.
`corresponding sides of the outerbra to form pockets as
`will be explained.
`Referring to the left cup 26 and the chest portion 20
`it will be seen that the adjustment means 38 comprises a
`As in a conventional brassiere the underbra 12 is
`preferably made of slightly expandable or resilient ma
`shoulder strap 40 of substantially conventional con
`terial, such as Spandex, nylon or the like so that when
`struction for a brassiere in that its rear end or back is
`securely joined with its respective band portion 28 as at
`placed on the patient's torso will have a fully conform
`ing fit as will be explained in greater detail later. The
`42. The strap 40 is connected at its other front end 45 to
`a central bar of a slide adjustment buckle 43 to form a
`underbra 12, as shown in the Figures is made for a
`loop. 44 in the strap. As the buckle 43 is slid up and
`patient having only one breast removed, and therefore
`down along the length of the strap 40, the length of the
`for illustration the right chest section 18 is shown com
`pletely formed with a natural breast receiving and sup
`strap is increased or decreased or shortened. This ena
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`bles the adjustment of the composite prosthetic bras
`porting cup while the left chest section 20 is substan
`tially flat. Should a garment be required for a patient
`siere 10 as a whole to the upper torso of the wearer to
`enable the proper positioning of the breast cups 24 and
`having both breasts removed, then the illustrated cup,
`here the right section would appear identical to the flat
`26.
`Included as an integral part of the adjustment means
`or left chest section 20. Although the breast cup 18 is
`38 is a further means to precisely and individually adjust
`fully formed for a breast, the innerbra 12 is not specifi
`the position of the prosthetic breast simulating pad 14
`cally intended to provide a breast uplift support all by
`positioned in the cup 26 and between such cup and the
`itself.
`chest portion 20. The prosthetic breast pad individual
`The base underbra 12 is formed to the contours of the
`adjustment means comprises a strap 46 that extends
`torso of the patient. In sizing the underbra 12 the flat
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`upward from the top portion of the panel 20 to extend
`portion 20 covering the flat chest portion from which
`through a connecting loop 48 retained in the loop 44 of
`the breast has been removed, is designed in size, so as to
`lie fitting essentially flatin engagement against the chest
`the strap 40. The free end of the strap 46 then extends
`through a clasp or buckle 50 of any conventional con
`wall as described and as seen in FIG. 2 of my co-pend
`ing patent application. The flat portion 20 may be made 60
`struction which forms no part of the present invention
`that permits sliding movement of the strap 46 there
`of a material that more readily absorbs moisture and
`through and locks the same in any selected position of
`feels more comfortable when held snug against the skin
`for long periods. Cotton has been found to be preferred
`adjustment. Inasmuch as the clasp or buckle 50 forms no
`part of the present invention, its specific details are not
`although other materials may also be used.
`The outerbra 16 is preferably an attractive decorative
`shown in the drawings. However, the buckle 50 is com
`monly used for lengthwise adjustment of lingerie straps.
`conventional commercially available brassiere since its
`The prosthetic breast simulating pad 14 is preferably
`purpose is indeed to be decorative, modernly attractive
`and cosmetic. Its purpose is also to provide a functional
`molded foam plastic sponge or the like and may be
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`the same or different characteristics as that of the pros
`constructed in the manner as taught in my co-pending
`thetic breast pad 14 may be inserted into the pocket or
`patent application to simulate and match as closely as
`pockets 62 to fill out the contour of the band portion 28
`possible to the natural breast. The breast pad 14 is in
`to hide any deformity that may exist therebeneath.
`serted into position between the cup 26 and the flat
`Thereafter, the entrance 60 may be stitched or other
`chest portion 20. Once it is selectively located between
`wise secured closed to enclose the material therein. The
`the underbra and the outerbra to correctly simulate the
`same is also for the enclosure of the prosthetic breast
`natural remaining breast, the opening originally left at
`pad 14 between the underbra flat portion 20 and the cup
`the top between the chest portion 20 and the overlying
`26 of the outerbra 16. That is to say, after the prosthetic
`cup 26 is then sewn closed or closed in any other conve
`breast pad is properly positioned between the inner and
`nient and attractive manner. The finite individual ad
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`outer bras, the opening left at the top thereof in the area
`justment of the prosthetic brast pad 14 relative to the
`chest of the wearer is accomplished by initial adjust
`beneath the arm of the wearer and in the area of the
`adjustment means 38 may now be stitched or otherwise
`ment of the shoulder strap 40 and then by the selective
`secured closed to enclose the breast prosthetic pad
`adjustment of the additional individual adjustment strap
`therewithin. Adjustment of the band portions 28 and
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`their securement about the torso properly and accu
`In practice it has been found that the breast pad 14
`rately retains the pockets 62 over the disfiguring hol
`will retain its adjusted position even during prolonged
`lows or cavities that the wearer may have and retains
`periods of use and also discontinuous periods of use if it
`the prosthetic material 66 in place therein.
`is affixed to the facing surface of the panel 20. As de
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`Various modificiations and changes have been sug
`scribed in my co-pending application, various forms of
`gested, others will be apparent to those skilled in the art.
`affixation may be used. It has been found that a simple
`It is intended, therefore, that the present disclosure be
`basting stitch 51 as seen in FIG. 3 is adequate for such
`taken as illustrative of the invention and not limiting its
`purpose. Thus, when the pad 14 is affixed to the panel
`20 the operation of the individual adjusting strap 46 will
`scope.
`adjust the position of the same relative to the outerbra
`What is claimed is:
`1. A singular composite prosthetic brassiere garment
`16 and to the chest of the wearer. When the pad 14 is
`compensating for the loss of a woman's breast consist
`affixed to the inner surface of the cup 26, adjustment of
`ing of the the combination of an underbra, a breast
`the individual adjustment strap 46 will adjust the posi
`prosthesis and an outerbra, with said breast prosthesis
`tion of the pad 14 relative to the panel 20 and also rela
`between and affixed to one of said underbra or outerbra
`tive to the chest of the wearer to achieve the same
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`one of the underbra and outerbra having a band portion
`effect.
`to enclose the torso, said underbra having a breast sup
`It will be noted that the description of the double
`porting cup for supporting the natural breast of the
`adjustment means 38 was confined to that of the pros
`wearer when the wearer has a remaining breast, and a
`thetic breast pad 14 only because the same finite and
`flat portion or portions fitting against the chest wall
`selective adjustment is not required for the cup 24 for
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`from which one or both breasts have been removed,
`the natural breast. For that reason, the strap 52 is shown
`said outerbra comprising a substantially conventional
`connected directly with a false clasp or buckle 54 hav
`brassiere having a pair of natural breast supporting cups
`ing the same structural details and appearance as the
`overlying the natural breast supporting cup or flat por
`adjustment clasp or buckle 50 used for individual and
`tions of said underbra, first adjustment means to adjust
`finite selective adjustment of the prosthetic breast pad
`said singular composite brassiere as a whole to the
`14. Thus, the viewer cannot readily discern any differ
`wearer and including individual adjustment means con
`ence between the adjustment means for the natural
`nected with said flat portion and said overlying natural
`breast cup and that used for the prosthetic breast pad 14.
`breast supporting cup to adjust the same relative to each
`The breast cups 24 and 26 may have the same outward,
`other independenly of said first adjustment means and
`appearance with breast shaping and supporting darts 56
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`to adjust said prosthetic breast relative to the chest wall
`and fabric covering uplift wire supports 58. However,
`of the wearer from which the natural breast has been
`should it be desired that the natural breast also have the
`finite adjustment that the prosthetic breast pad 14 is
`removed.
`2. A singular composite prosthetic brassiere as in
`supplied with in the present invention, then the same
`claim 1, said band portion having pockets along the
`structure as used for adjustment of the breast pad 14 and
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`sides of the torso for the receipt of prosthetic material
`as described above may also be used for that of the
`therein to fill hollow areas of the torso thereat.
`natural breast cup 24.
`3. A singular composite prosthetic brassiere as in
`Mastectomy surgery often requires the removal of
`claim 2, said substantially conventional outerbra having
`nodes and tissue that leaves disfiguring hollows and
`said torso enclosing band portion.
`depressions or cavities in the side of the body adjacent
`4. A singular composite prosthetic brassiere as in
`to the removed breast. In the past, the application to the
`claim 3, said underbra having partial side encircling
`torso of a mastectomy brassier merely accentuates such
`portions underlying respective portions of said torso
`disfigurements by the brassier fitting snugly within the
`encircling portion of said outerbra to form said pockets
`hollows or cavities and thereby displaying the disfigure
`ments. During the joining of the underbra and the
`therebetween.
`5. A singular composite prosthetic brassiere as in
`outerbra together to form the singular composite pros
`claim 1, said flat portion or portions being formed of a
`thetic brassiere 10, portion 60 at the top periphery of the
`material different from that of the remainder of said
`two brassieres is left unsecured to form an entranceway
`to one or more vertically extending pockets 62 that are
`underbra.
`6. A singular composite prosthetic brassiere as in
`formed by vertically dispesed stitchings 64 that secure
`together the side panel band portions 22 and 28.
`claim 1, said underbra and outerbra being secured to
`gether to form said singular composite prosthetic bras
`When the composite brassiere is custom fit to the
`siere with an opening therebetween in the area of said
`wearer, selected amounts of prosthetic material 66 of
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`11. A prosthetic brassiere for a woman having one or
`adjustment means for positioning said prosthetic breast
`more breasts removed comprising a conventional outer
`relative to the outer surface of said flat portion of said
`bra having two breast receiving and supporting cups
`underbra.
`overlying an innerbra having a substantially flat portion
`7. A singular composite prosthetic brassiere as in
`conforming to the chest portion from which a breast has
`claim 1, said prosthetic breast being affixed to one of 5
`been removed, and a breast prosthesis to simulate the
`said flat portion and its respective supporting cup for
`natural removed breast and received in the respective
`selective adjustment of said prosthetic breast relative to
`breast cup of said outerbra and against said flat portion
`the other.
`and fastened to one of said innerbra and outerbra, one of
`8. A composite prosthetic brassiere for a woman
`said bras having at least a band portion to enclose the
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`having one or more breasts removed from her body
`torso of the wearer and extending about the sides and
`comprising inner and outer brassieres, said inner bras
`back of the wearer, the other of said bras having band
`siere having at least one or more substantially flat por
`portions extending partially about the torso, pockets
`tions to cover and to lie in close fit with and against the
`formed along said band portions along the sides of the
`torso of the wearer and the chest wall from which one
`wearer, prosthetic padding insertable in said pockets to
`or both breasts were removed and having a natural
`cause the pockets to fill and hide hollow areas of the
`breast cup receiving and supporting a remaining breast,
`torso of the wearer to prevent the outward appearance
`said outer brassiere having a pair of natural breast re
`of telltale depressions in said prosthetic brassiere when
`ceiving and supporting cups and back encompassing
`the same is fitted to tne hollow areas of the torso, and
`bands to retain said natural breast cups in close fit
`adjustable strap means for adjusting the whole of said
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`against the wearer and with each of said natural breast
`prosthetic brassiere to the wearer and including sepa
`cups overlying the substantially flat portion or portions
`rate means to adjust said innerbra relative to said outer
`and natural breast cup of said inner brassiere, a pros
`bra selectively to position said breast prosthesis relative
`thetic breast pad or pads simulating the contour of the
`to the chest of the wearer to conform to the position of
`removed breast and positioned between said substan
`the natural breast.
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`tially flat band portion or portions of said inner brassiere
`2. A prosthetic brassiere as in claim 11, said innerbra
`and said natural breast cup of said outer brassiere to be
`and outerbra secured together to form said prosthetic
`held in close fit against the chest wall of the removed
`composite brassiere.
`breast to appear as the natural breast of the wearer, and
`3. A prosthetic brassiere as in claim 12, said outerbra
`first adjustable means to adjust said composite pros
`being a substantially conventional brassiere having said
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`thetic brassiere relative to the wearer and including
`band portion, and said innerbra having band portions
`second means to individually adjust said substantially
`partially encircling the sides of the wearer secured to
`flat portion or portions and respective overlying cup or
`said outerbra to form said pockets therebetween.
`cups relative to each other and said respective pros
`14. A prosthetic brassiere as in claim 11, said adjust
`thetic pad or pads relative to the respective chests of the
`able strap means to selectively position said breast pros
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`thesis including buckle means and a tab extending
`Weare.
`9. A composite prosthetic brassiere as in claim 8, said
`through said buckle means for adjustable movement
`inner and outer brassieres being secured together to
`relative thereto, one of said buckle means and tab being
`form the composite brassiere as a unitary brassiere.
`on and joined with a selected one of said flat portions of
`10. A composite prosthetic brassiere as in claim 8,
`said underbra and said respective overlying breast sup
`said unitary brassiere having an opening between said
`porting cup of said outerbra, and a strap connected with
`flat portion of said inner brassiere and said overlying
`said buckle means and with one of said band portions
`and having buckle means thereon for adjustment of the
`breast cup of said outer brassiere in the area of said
`length of said strap.
`adjustable means to receive said prosthetic breast pad
`for positioning therebetween.
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