Mommy Wants Her Body Back

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  • Posted By: lolaray @ 12/17/2007 9:51:30 PM

    Is it just me or is this another commercial for plastic surgeons acting under the guise of a "news" article?

  • Posted By: angelwilco @ 12/17/2007 9:50:56 PM

    Before considering Implants check-out web-sites such as Explantation.com or the supportt groups on Yahoo of women who deeply regret "these toxic bags " ever been implanted . Angela

  • Posted By: tj0908 @ 12/17/2007 5:25:39 PM

    I am 41 years old and I had breast augmentation when I was 35 (after having children). I have never regretted it, and I'd have it done again in a heartbeat. I've always had a small frame and very small breasts to go along with it. Getting the surgery made me feel good about myself but not in a vain way. I've always tried to eat right and get some form of exercise in my week, but I always felt inadequate up top and I never felt like I looked quite right in trendy tops, even t-shirts. I've never had any kinds of problems, and if the need arises, I'll do it again. By the way, my implants make me a size "C", so I look normal now which was my intention.

    • Posted By: goobydoo @ 12/17/2007 5:37:18 PM

      I love all the comments about wanting to look normal. So you are saying that all women with small breast look abnormal? Go with what God gave you. You should be happy with that!

      • Posted By: srmzeus11 @ 12/17/2007 9:50:47 PM

        God didn't give me anything - the genetic material from my parents did. And we live in an age where if we don't like the randow combination of genetic material we were dealt, there exists the means to change it. Self esteem is very real and potentially debilitating problem to have - it can affect all areas of your life - socially, at work, family, etc. If augmentation, be it breast, liposuction, collagen lips, whatever, is what makes someone feel better and gives them more confidence, who is anyone to deny them that? I think the only issue is when it is done for someone else - that opens the door to possible regret and long term complications emotionally.

  • Posted By: lolaray @ 12/17/2007 9:50:18 PM

    Is it just me or are there more and more news articles acting under the guise of advertisements for doctors?

  • Posted By: rotiprata @ 12/17/2007 9:49:49 PM

    i believe whether u have breast implants or not, the most important factor is TO BE HEALTHY. When u are healthy, naturally u will look good. Why should the view of others affect the way u look and feel ? Think abt it - should the implants go "the other way" u can lose ur life and...beauty. Worth it ?

  • Posted By: Superdavesgirl @ 12/17/2007 9:49:09 PM

    Why is everyone concerned about the way their breasts look when maybe you all should be concerned about them potentially killing you (cancer)? I would gladly chop off my breasts for a chance at survival. Since I feel that putting a foreign substance/object in my fragile breasts after having a mastectomy would only enhance the problem or cause another problem to occur, I would go the rest of my life being flat chested.

  • Posted By: Superdavesgirl @ 12/17/2007 9:42:34 PM

    Why should everyone be concerned with how their breasts look when maybe you all should be more concerned with your breasts killing you? I would gladly chop off my breasts for the chance of survival. And since I don't feel that putting a foreign substance into my already fragile breasts would be a good idea, I would just go the rest of my life flat chested.

  • Posted By: stsmeby @ 12/17/2007 9:41:52 PM

    From my own experience, many women would be happy with just a breast lift - not implants. It really improves their appearance, and no implants mean no long-term health problems to worry about.

  • Posted By: joanne rocket @ 12/17/2007 9:39:53 PM

    where are you s at what the address
    joanne

  • Posted By: jamie 1 @ 12/17/2007 9:39:50 PM

    i don't know how other people feel, but here is my opinion. Are you comfortable in your skin. For me, the answer is no. I will have a lift/boob job eventually, because I look at myself and am not happy. I do not care about what other people think(even to a point my husband). I have to be comfortable and I will be once I have the surgery.

  • Posted By: 1memorymakermom @ 12/17/2007 9:39:21 PM

    I use to think woman who had this surgery were insecure...trying to catch a man etc...now I'm going to have one. That just shows you...never judge...and never say never. I'm looking forward to feeling better about my breasts. I'm 41...just lost 45 pounds and my breasts look like a twelve year old's. My husband has never expressed disapointment regarding my size, but now that I'm moving forward with this, he's thrilled!!! :-)

  • Posted By: phiomalibumalibu @ 12/17/2007 9:35:11 PM

    Note: the same doctors that perform the breast lifts and enhancements at finestimplants.com can also do breast reductions if your breasts are too big. Hope this helps.

  • Posted By: dinseattle @ 12/17/2007 9:34:08 PM

    I have had my saline implants for 5 1/2 years now and I love them. I did them for me, not for anyone else. I think they are perfect and compliment my body well. I had such a wonderful surgeon that no one even knows they are implants. Unless you are told otherwise, no one ever knows. I would do it again 100 times over. I am very, very happy with my choice, but again, it was my choice. I did not rely on anyone else's opinion in making that decision and if you are thinking about plastic surgery, do it only for yourself. I have no regrets.

  • Posted By: rierfd @ 12/17/2007 9:33:24 PM

    If a woman feels that she will look and feel better with implants or other plastic surgery - it is her business. Others should just shut up and get a life of their own. Or a boob implant - right in the middle of the face.

  • Posted By: the_nine_ @ 12/17/2007 9:28:17 PM

    Well, jenniferyoungblood, I know people who want to change all these things about themselves, but doing it for the wrong reasons IS bad. I know 19 year olds that want breast implants. Thats silly. You don't even know WHO you are or WHO you will turn out to be. Plastic surgery won't make you happy. You have to be happy with yourself on your own. Wait to see how you will feel in 10 years. I know its tough to do, but what if you get some hack that messes up the surgery so bad that you are deformed forever? What if you decide you don't really want them? I know this from experience- there was a surgery I wanted more than anything when I was 18, someone I trust told me to wait it out for a while. Now that I'm 28 I'm glad I didn't do it.
    Back to the subject, I think that women who are 40+ can make their own decisions about their breasts. They are big girls. I have the opposite problem. My breasts are way too big and I'm trying to get a reduction.

  • Posted By: phiomalibumalibu @ 12/17/2007 9:26:40 PM

    Yes, I agree it is best to find a good surgeon. I would suggest looking at several different centers and then deciding. My wife and I did this and wound up selecting a doctor from finestimplants.com Actually there was a team of advisor that gave us plenty of options. We had fun selecting the size and shape and would go back and forth a little. She would tease me that she would be getting the DD's, and of course that made me chuckle. She has changed her attitude since she got her implants, and we are very very happy about the decision.

  • Posted By: cfcushing @ 12/17/2007 9:25:59 PM

    I think it is great that these women are taking care of themselves. For years they took care of the home, finances, kids, juggled a job, etc..., bravo for taking care of you!!!!

  • Posted By: NewsweekComment123 @ 12/17/2007 9:10:33 PM

    i am a 49 yr old male. It turns me off whenever I see a fake boob. The real thing is what it is all about. Age gracefuly and be happy with it.

    • Posted By: wikiman @ 12/17/2007 9:24:54 PM

      Read newsweek99 and be happy if at 49 your lucky john still works. If the roles were reversed I doubt you would be so harsh.

  • Posted By: cfcushing @ 12/17/2007 9:22:58 PM

    I'm proud of baby-booming women taking care of themselves. They took care of the kids, house, juggled a job and demands of life for a number of years. It's time to reclaim their bodies. Bravo to these women.

  • Posted By: lvplayer @ 12/17/2007 9:21:06 PM

    Are there any real women left? this is getting rediculous. if you are a guy and you think you are doing your relationship a favor by getting her a boob job, wake up. More times than not you are only going to get stuck with the bill, and the next guy will enjoy them more than you will. if you buy that line that she is doing it for you, you are pathetic and your future with her is getting dim. Just because a woman has large boobs does not make them relationship material, sometimes we look at them because they look like "freaks". A woman with intellect and independence is far more attractive to me than a hollow shell filled with oversized man made parts.

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