GalaFLEX® is one of the most widely used materials for internal bra support in modern breast surgery. It is a bioresorbable surgical scaffold designed to reinforce the breast’s internal structure, with your body gradually replacing it with its own collagen.
During surgery, GalaFLEX is positioned strategically to support the lower pole of the breast or stabilize implants. Over time, the scaffold dissolves as the surrounding tissue strengthens and forms a durable internal support system. Many surgeons favor GalaFLEX because it provides strong early reinforcement while allowing the body to take over the long-term structural support naturally.
TIGR® Mesh is another advanced scaffold used in internal bra techniques to reinforce weakened breast tissue. Unlike permanent mesh materials, TIGR Mesh is designed to dissolve gradually over time, giving the body a temporary framework that supports healing while new collagen develops.
The mesh is engineered with fibers that resorb at different rates, providing extended support during the critical months when tissues are healing and adjusting to their new position. For patients with thin skin, weakened tissue, or a history of implant complications, TIGR Mesh can help maintain shape and stability while the breast structure rebuilds its own strength.