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Do naturally large breasts look different from breast implants?

I wear a size 34/36D bra and my breasts don’t look like implants. Breast implants (to me) look like toys for men to play with… mine look like they were meant to feed babies. They aren’t saggy or anything but they aren’t up to my neck either.

4 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - April 24, 2011 at 3:27 am

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Breast Reduction Surgery : Different Techniques of Breast Reduction Surgery


Potential scarring is the central concern of breast reduction procedures so new techniques have developed. Learn about breast reduction techniques from an accomplished plastic surgeon in this free cosmetic surgery video. Expert: Dr. David J. Levens Contact: www.drlevens.com Bio: Dr. David J. Levens has been practicing plastic, cosmetic and reconstructive surgery in Coral Springs since 1989. Filmmaker: Paul Muller

2 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - January 20, 2011 at 2:26 am

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Does having breast implants make your breasts feel different?

Ive never really been happy with my breast size (32c) so im thinking now that im 20 how about getting implants, but my fiance is worried they will feel different.. what should i do?

3 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - December 31, 2010 at 3:30 am

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Are pregnancy symptoms different if you have breast implants?

Just want some info on breast implants and pregnancy. Like if the pain is more or less around your nipples, will it be ok to breast feed?

5 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - November 27, 2010 at 3:29 am

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how many different types of breast reduction pills are there? and what are they?

i know there are mutiple types of breast reduction pills like alexia, but what other types are there? where can i get them?

3 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - October 29, 2010 at 2:24 am

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What does it mean when you have breast cancer in three different areas?

My friend just found out that she has breast cancer in her right breast but three different lump types of cancer in one breast, and it has effected her lymph nodes at least two of them. What are her chances and what stage cancer would that be? She is going to be having a mascetomy and chemo.

5 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - September 13, 2010 at 2:24 am

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Do breast implants feel different to touch to a man?

I’ve never been with a woman with breast implants but I’ve seen women with them in magazines, in a strip club, etc.

If your wife or girlfriend has breast implants, I’m curious, do they feel different compared to real breasts. Can you (as the guy) tell by touch that something is not right or does it feel exactly the same as natural breasts?

Not a perv just curious. Ok, I’m a little bit of a perv…

Thx!

4 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - September 2, 2010 at 8:48 pm

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How many different size breast implants are there?

I am working on a project and was wondering how many different breast size implants there are?

5 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - August 30, 2010 at 3:27 am

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What are the Different Types of Breast Surgery Available?

Breast surgery is one of the more feared surgical procedures that impact women today. Although there are men who also have to face this type of surgery, the large majority of patients that undergo breast procedures are women. Here is some information on the various types of breast related surgical procedures, what each one is meant to address, and what one can do in order to be supportive of a friend facing one of these procedures.


There are currently three common types of breast surgery available. One is designed to be used only in medical emergencies such as breast cancer which cannot be contained in any other way. Another was created to help women who want to have larger breasts. And yet another was designed with the intent of giving women the ability to shrink the size of their breasts should they desire.


The first type of breast surgery is the not the most popular nor is it the most recommended, but it is used on occasion to save a person’s life should breast cancer start to get out of control. Known as a mastectomy, this type of surgery is usually only preformed on a patient if all of the other breast cancer treatment options are exhausted, and should not generally be considered for any other purpose. Once the surgery is over, it is possible to replace the breast with follow up breast reconstruction surgery.


Possibly the most popular type of surgery on the breast is breast enlargement surgery. Each year, more and more women who are dissatisfied with their breast size decide that they have had enough and opt for larger breasts. This type of surgery involves adding a small (or large) bag of liquid (depending on which procedure you choose) to the inside of the breast in order to make it larger and firmer.


Finally, women who have breasts which are much larger than they are comfortable with have the option of partaking in breast reduction surgery. This type of breast surgery is basically the antithesis of breast enlargement surgery, as it is designed to remove material from the breasts in order to shrink them. Breast reduction surgery is done in one of two ways: either by removing added breast implants to reduce the breasts to their normal size or by removing tissue to reduce the size of naturally large breasts.


Friends and family of someone going through any type of breast related surgery should make it a point to be upbeat and support the decision to have the procedure. Even in the case of elective surgery, there are still worries about something going wrong or something being discovered while the procedure is taking place. Be there to listen and comfort your loved one, and the end result will be a much calmer person entering the operating room.

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