07-23-2008
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| | | Boob job advice No I'm not going to change my sex, but I'm about to give my wife as a birthday gift a Boob job. (next November) She is very desperate to get them done, I'm a bit scared cause like 5 years ago a friend of mine did that and her wife got this huge infection and in just a couple of months she died. I know things have change since then but I always remember that.
I was planning to go to NY or FL get them done, I wonder if any lady here can give me some inputs.
Thanks
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07-23-2008
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| | | Does your wife want them. or is it something you want.
If you think she's fine without them convince her that you love her the way she is.
You wouldnt marry her is you didnt love her...would you? | | | |
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07-23-2008
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| | | Any foreign substance introduced into the body is considered an invader by the auto-immune system. Peeps sometimes develop autoimmune diseases from implants. Make sure she absolutely wants them, and have her talk to her doctor about possible side affects. | | | |
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07-24-2008
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Originally Posted by hootie Any foreign substance introduced into the body is considered an invader by the auto-immune system. | Not entirely. There are materials that don't (steel for one). There are risks with any surgery, but as long as it's a good doctor and she does good post-op care, then things should be fine. Shop around for this. Get before and after photos from any doctor you're considering. Don't go too large or they will look horrible. | | | |
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07-24-2008
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Originally Posted by trentster Not entirely. There are materials that don't (steel for one). There are risks with any surgery, but as long as it's a good doctor and she does good post-op care, then things should be fine. Shop around for this. Get before and after photos from any doctor you're considering. Don't go too large or they will look horrible. | You suggesting she get steel breast implants? She'll attract lightening. | | | |
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07-24-2008
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| | | My advice is not do it....to be happy with who you are and what you have. I don't agree with plastic surgery for any other reason that what it was originally intended for... reconstruction. There are just too many things that can go wrong with an elective surgery like this. Capsular contracture happens with most breast implants along with leakage every single implant material leaks or seeps to a certain extent whether its saline or silicone going into your body its something and usually when one breaks its not noticeable for a while. They have to be replaced like every 5 years or so so its a big financial obligation. Just some things to think about. And just my opinion. Big boobs aren't all they're cracked up to be lol | | | |
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07-24-2008
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| | | Things can go wrong, so it's important to know if it's worth it. For some, it's the confidence. But if it is worth it, it's about knowledge. Implants are becoming sturdier and safer, but leaks are a problem. The other problem is the look. It might not look right or feel right, then it was all a mistake. Unless it's effecting her life, it might not be worth it. I've had reconstructive surgery, and it takes a long time to heal, and there are scars, and things do happen. | | | |
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07-24-2008
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| | | Research your doctor very carefully. Get recommendations, make sure he is licensed, make sure your wife is comfortable with him. Also, there are a lot of options to consider- there are several areas the implant can be put in from, placement, shape etc. | | | |
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07-24-2008
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| | | I know ive been here to long when i read this thread a Blow Job advice  | | | |
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07-26-2008
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| | | I know what you mean Lee_M, but I have to throw my might behind the 'don't do it' lobby.
We live in an age where we're bombarded by pictures of 'perfect' men and women, and those of us who are a little insecure, and let's face it that's most of us, can easily start fancying a nip here or a tuck there. By all means look at the before and after pics on a surgeon's website, but c'mon, those will be selected from the best of his results. Or do you think they might have been borrowed from elsewhere, or photoshopped to look better than they are. We mustn't allow our optimism to overcome our scepticism.
Please listen when I say I much prefer natural tits. Whether they're flat like two peas on a plate, small and saggy, or large and pendulous they always feel and look better to me than those hard round 'enhanced' ones.
Tit's with implants can look great in photos but in real life they don't move right and they feel hard and lumpy. Not to mention that they go wrong - often with disastrous consequences.
I've had an idea! Why don't you take a few pix of your gf's tits and post them on this thread. Then we can have a chance to say something nice about them and perhaps she'll start to like them herself. | | | |
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07-26-2008
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| | | don't do it.....in my experience, many divorces soon follow boob jobs....suddenly your wife will get noticed from other guys and she may begin to think "the grass is greener" | | | |
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07-26-2008
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Originally Posted by Tits McGee My advice is not do it....to be happy with who you are and what you have. I don't agree with plastic surgery for any other reason that what it was originally intended for... reconstruction. There are just too many things that can go wrong with an elective surgery like this. Capsular contracture happens with most breast implants along with leakage every single implant material leaks or seeps to a certain extent whether its saline or silicone going into your body its something and usually when one breaks its not noticeable for a while. They have to be replaced like every 5 years or so so its a big financial obligation. Just some things to think about. And just my opinion. Big boobs aren't all they're cracked up to be lol | That's easy for you to say.... | | | |
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07-28-2008
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| | | Yeah it is and I know cuz I have to deal with these things every day so who better to give advice to someone who wants big tits and IT SUCKS I am gettin a reduction this Fall smart guy. Next time don't attack people you know nothing about... mine are real and a real pain in the ass and they will be smaller as soon as I can get rid of em. I'm an educated medical professional as well as having studied plastic and reconstuctive surgery extensively... you have anything else smart to say? | | | |
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07-28-2008
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| | | Lat2131,
About a year ago my wife had a breast lift and augmentation. We did TONS and TONS of research and we ended up going with a surgeon in the area. We have 2 kids and the breast feeding had taken its toll, she also had a tubular breast condition which is why she needed a lift even at her young age.
She has been thrilled with the results (although a little freaked out at first). Her boobs aren't all that larger than before, but she loves the shape. Her surgeon is one of the top rated in the midwest and had significantly lower rates of necrosis, infection, and repeat proceedues than the national averages.
I would advise that you stick with a local professional and keep in mind that you get what you pay for. Check all their references and do a lawsuit search for malpractice suits. We paid about 50% more for this guy, but he was worth every penny. You can PM me if you need more info.
The cactus. | | | |
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07-28-2008
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| | | Thanks for all the replies. Just to make it clear I'm not the one who wants this breast implant, I always tell her that they might be small but 100% functional, so thats really enough for me. Having them small don't bother me at all, but she thinks different, she want them bigger. I'll let her know about all the comments posted here. Let's see how it goes. Thanks everyone again. | | | |
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