More than 40 years
of Innovation and Style

Amoena factory prototype

is born with the release of the first silicone breast form.

Applying cutting edge plastic technologies, Rechenberg made two revolutionary changes to the conventional breast forms used at that time:

Firstly, the outer PVC bag was replaced with PU film to achieve thinner, more natural skin-like characteristics. Secondly, breast forms were filled with silicone instead of the glutinous fluid that had previously been used and was susceptible to drying-out and hardening over time.

Amoena Production Facilities 1975-1995

Production facilities created, sales activities started - and a relationship with women inspired by information, support and companionship established… a relationship, which has grown and strengthened ever since.

The Rechenberg brothers tried, but failed, to sell the product to a medical retailer in Munich. Subsequently attending a lingerie fair in Dusseldorf, they succeeded only in selling their exhibition booth furniture - but not a single breast form!

Amoena Breastforms are handmade with care

Amoena introduced its first 2-layer silicone breast form called Natura 240.

The ground-breaking Natura 240 utilised a firm silicone ‘ring’ on the rear side to simulate pectoral muscles, replicating the anatomy of a woman’s breast and allowing the silicone on the front to be even softer and more natural.

Using an innovative casting technique, Amoena was able to replicate the topography of each individual’s surgical site.

More than 10,000 made-to-measure breast forms were produced in the following 18 years.

However, subsequent advances in surgical techniques saw demand for these forms drop over time, enabling Amoena to move away from made-to-measure forms, concentrating instead on research and innovation in improved breast form technology.

Designed together with the consumer, Amoena’s patented 2 layer flowable gel-back technology is introduced for the first time.

Gentle to often sensitive scar tissue and designed to move with the chest, the flowable gel concept improved upon 1984’s Nouvelle range and is still found in Amoena’s breast forms to this day.

Amoena changes their logo

Developed as a result of thousands of made-to-measure forms produced in the 80’s, the first triangle shape breast form was introduced.

Superceding the teardrop shape, the triangle is now the world’s most popular breast form shape.

From humble family-owned beginnings to an international company in 18 years, Amoena merges with Coloplast.

1994

Coloplast Logo

1994’s merger with the Breast Care Division of Coloplast A/S DK, was a huge step forward for Amoena, enabling the company to invest in development, product line extensions, distribution and wider market access.

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True to the company’s vision of being a companion and inspiration to breast cancer survivors, Amoena Life promoted healthier lifestyles and encouraged women to reclaim a positive body image.

Amoena Branding 1970 - 2000

To answer the common it’s hot complaint, Amoena introduced the patented Climate breast form.

Directly addressing customer feedback and designed to equalize temperature behind the breast form, Climate was another first for Amoena.

Comfort+
energy-breastform

Patent pending, Natura Cosmetic breast forms introduced.

A new generation of Natura forms that look and feel so real, no one can see or tell the difference.

A new look for the amoena brand

Today, Amoena continues to pioneer scientific endeavours for the comfort and wellbeing of women who have had breast surgery.

Amoena’s global expansion reaches over 80 countries worldwide.

The expansion of our global distribution network has taken Amoena into more countries than ever before.