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Step 12Clean up the silicone breast

Once it is done, you are going to want to trim off all extra silicone around the edge of the breast with a pair of scissors.

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3 comments

Apr 14, 2009. 11:10 PMian bernal says:

hello! great instructable(s) I know of a few ladies that have undergone mastectomy and this technique can be very helpful in making prosthetic breasts for them, nice work!

Feb 16, 2012. 7:11 PMDudeyowuzup says:

Good point. This would especially be a good project for someone BEFORE the mastectomy. That way they would have an affordable prosthetic shaped exactly the way the were before. (That is, if they liked the way/size they were before)

Apr 7, 2009. 11:19 AMPhotoMaster says:

Hey Donna, Thanks for being so open and sharing this wonderful tutorial.

Dec 12, 2007. 11:09 AMDrStoooopid says:

another use for this would be to immortalize one's breasts in the event something catastrophic like breast cancer happened, then you'd have a guide for the plastic surgeon for reconstruction purposes.