Breast augmentation and Entertainment industry

All thru this time the breast implant industry recruited the entertainment industry as their primary shills, their fundamental agent of proliferation, their machinery for the dessimation of the breast enhancement product. Although the PS’s were surgeons, and they made full use of the American medical establishment, the industry had not evolved a strong employment and utilization of the medical system for the purpose of promoting its products.

 

PS innovations along these lines were in the process of development, notably the emphasis of medical terms to describe being flat chested, laying the groundwork for the claim that women who had small breasts were suffering from a medical condition that is properly cured by breast augmentation. Theories were being presented in respectable medical journals saying that small breastedness was a disease, with overriding psychological traumas complicating the underlying pathology, establishing breast augmentation as the easiest, most effective, and direct cure.

 

The underlying agenda of all this was to establish the medical community as major shills for the PS enterprise, but it never succeeded at the time. Then came the silicone scandals. After nearly a decade of illness, of fighting the dollar feeding tentacles, heads, and strong arms of the the silicone giant, the truth broke through, finally.

 

The legal and liability for all the damage tho fell into the laps of the implant manufacturers, while the PS’s themselves remained protected from judgement day, the Holocaust, like they had a Borg shield. Pampered darlings of media and inheriting the reverence of title from the medical image (PS’s are doctors, usually) they escaped with naught even a scolding. But alas they had all taken major income losses, as the breast implant business, now moved to the *saline* implant products , suffered an enormous down-slide.

Exploitation of overweight women by breast augmentation industry

The exploitation of overweight women by the breast reduction industry applies mainly to white overweight American women. This has had the effect of greatly degenerating the appeal of the group to the opposite sex. There are so many breast reductions in this group, that once one learns to recognize the reductions, one can see that the botched and deformed reductions in the population vastly outnumber the botched breast augmentations. Most noticeable is the figural hole effect.

 

This means that the total shape of the figure prior to the breast reduction went with the natural size of the breasts, but after the breast reduction there is a major discontinuity in the body parts of the woman. The overweight figures that result are bizarre, and not natural, nor are they considered attractive, however it is not considered politically correct to point this out.

 

There was a case where a man was accused of sexual harassment of a woman who had had a breast reduction. Upon investigation, the man had never said anything at all, ever to the woman, but the woman was upset because of the way the man would avoid looking at her.

 

The woman was fat, and her fat figure was distorted in a severe way and the man did not find pleasure in looking at her, but the woman found this to be a great insult and claimed sexual harassment. The problem is that the men will not say anything, and this man had not said anything at all, but it was not enough. The woman felt that he was under the obligation to not think anything either.

Promotion of breast augmentation in medical industry

Actually, getting a second and third opinion would lead to the same advice, because the promotion of breast reduction, and the importance of getting women to contribute to their profits as early as possible, is pretty much, since early in the nineties, an established tradition. Heck, if some doctor recommended posture correction, such as providing posture that is appropriate for large breasted women (posture is dependent on body structure, and many large breasted women are mislead about this because they are told to carry themselves in a way that is appropriate for a flat-chested women and not for a larger breasted one) he might be at risk from his fellows, who feel that he might cause trouble for the medical system and the PS’s.

 

By now, there is a very tight avoidance of providing information to patients that might discourage them from getting breast reduction. Proper posture that is appropriate for their body types would be highly likely to resolve the problem without surgery, and that would make no money, and would be seen as a threat to the current entrenched profits.

 

In order to read about the role of the medical industry in the promotion of breast reduction for the PS industry, which greatly exploits young girls and overweight white women as a major demographic for this product, go to the link to deja at the end of this post. Find the link to the deja power search, which will allow you to search the usenet for articles using key words. Enter into the search the words: breast reduction shills . This will lead to all articles that contain all three of those words. Good luck.

Obesity and breast reduction

I plan on doing it the hard way. I was just jokin’ around mostly. I don’t have as much to lose as some folks who post here but it seems like the closer you are to the ideal weight the harder it (the weight) is to go. I have at least lost what Rezulin caused me to gain and am starting to lose the initial weight gain that came upon me 5 years ago with that summer-long period. My glycemic control has been great when following the Zone.

 

That has been the best thing for my control That and lots of insulin sensitizing exercise. It is a paradox that is what many Cysters need when they are getting out of control, yet because of their symptoms and crummy health, they don’t hardly feel like it. Many are fatigued because of the IR, treat the IR and the energy returns. This (fatigue) was also the only symptom my DIL had that he was becoming diabetic last year.

 

Only he didn’t realize how tired he really was until they discovered the diabetes, treated it and he started to feel better. He is 71 and could now runs rings around many half his age. :-) A return to control has gave me more energy than I have enjoyed in 5 years. Just knowing what the heck was wrong was the biggest step so I could get the help I need. Forgive the joke about liposuction. I can’t help clowning around and lightening the mood sometimes and I really would not get it and a dr. probably wouldn’t consider it for me since my extra 30-40 lbs may make me fat but not morbidly obese.

 

No, I’m pretty sure that is not considered a medical necessity. Also I think I’d be really afraid of surgical treatment of depression. Plastic surgeons are supposed to screen patients to try to weed out the depressed people. The patients should be in a good state of mind when deciding to have plastic surgery, so they can make a good decision.

Lingerie industry and breast augmentation

Most of the absurdity is caused by the bra industry, which fails to design for natural diversity. Perhaps if large breasted women did a lot more complaining about this, the industry would take notice, but large breasted women are afraid that if they speak out, somebody might accuse them of being “full of themselves” or “bragging” or “being conceited”. At the very least, women with big breasts should take their business to lingerie’ retailers that give a damn about them, as opposed to those that don’t Slouching is the *worse thing* that any large breasted woman could do.

 

Furthermore, there are subtle differences in manner of proper posture for large breasted as opposed to flat chested. Small breasted posture on a big breasted woman may lead to back troubles, and big breasted posture on a small breasted woman may also lead to back problems. So its all relative. Chiropractors, not general doctors, can offer good advice on this subject. Some women are led to slouch in an attempt to hide their endowments from the world. Other large breasted women fail to carry themselves properly for fear that people will think that they are “stuck up”.

 

The problem is exacerbated by the concept of breast reduction as the perfect placebo surgery. One woman suffering from fibromyalgia (an unexplained illness responsive to placebo surgery) went to a specialist who repeatedly recommended breast reduction surgery, but she could easily see that her symptoms had been caused by an injury she had received (nothing to do with big breasts).

 

She did not take his advice, cos she knew better, but he didn’t like her “resistance”, and finally she walked out on him. She posted this in a group that at the time had a good complement of breast reduction shills, and boy, did this agitate them something fierce. They sure did not like someone challenging their “party line”.

Breast development and SRS

Yes I do want to have SRS but for me my breast development or lack their of effect my daily life more then my genital but each of us is different and different things affect each of us differently. I agree with you that SRS isn’t the be all end all but it seem that unless you find a very open minded therapist that they tend to try and reenforce this belief. Even my therapist who has counseled Ts seemed to try and reenforce these feeling in me.

 

I believe that SRS is important but I think that the medical profession should try and reenforce that adjustment in your everyday life affects you more. Which they do to some degree which is why they require electrolysis before surgery but it is looked down upon if you chosen other cosmetic surgery before SRS. Even after SRS the issue of relationships isn’t simplified. If you find someone you love and plan on building a lasting relationship do you tell or not?

 

Each has it own problems, tell and you run the risk of ruining a happy relationship, don’t and you run the risk of hurting your loves feeling even more if they ever find out because they will feel that you didn’t trust them enough to tell them the truth. The reason I even brought up this question is my confidence in my pass ability drops rather low when I have to undress and I wasn’t sure just how detail an examination you receive before have breast surgery. I think I will follow your advice and just not bring the subject up unless asked.

 

Thank you for the advice about under pectoral implants but that now bring up another question. As I said I am very small breasted AA and I am wonder just what kind of cup size I might be able to increase to. No I don”t want to up as an EE but I think a full C or small D would give me the image I am looking for (trying to make my shoulders look less like a line backer’s) I know that only my surgeon can say for sure but I was wondering if this is even within the realm of possibility. I was think of C but my spouse has a thing for breast and she want me to try for D. The things we even consider for the one’s we love

Altering the female muscle tone with cosmetic surgery

I know what the hell am I complaining about, I coming to that. I know a lot of people would kill to have a body like this right? Wrong that is unless you like the look of female body builders. Well my muscle tone of off quite a bit because I injured my back at work in February of this year and have only in the last month gotten any therapy for it.

 

I have lost a significant amount of definition and now appear more like one of the models they use to advertise gym on TV then a serious weight lifer. Now remember I have been doing nothing more strenuous then sitting in a chair or lying on my back. Yes hormone therapy help a lot in reducing my muscle mass and adding more padding to the right places so now I appear as a female body builder rather then male (want to know a secret I probably get some nasty threats for this but I’ll tell you anyways. I actually spend 2 month when I was 17 lifting weights nothing more. Well I was a very avid bicyclist and that explains my nice leg but the shoulder and back are unreal. I keep muscle definition like no one I have every seen before. Again what am I complaining about right, well in one of my stupider moment of denying my truth gender I got tattoos along both biceps that run from shoulder to elbow.

 

I know have them removed sorry tried that with the dragon that was on my lower left forearm (wrist to elbow). I went the best route I could find laser right wrong yes it got rid of the tattoos black color mostly but now I have a burn scar in place of it. Now 3 year since the last treatment it’s finally starting yes I said starting to fade no long can you tell exactly the line where the laser burned the ink out to be replace by scar tissue. You can still see the dragon if you had looked at it before or have a good imagination.

 

Now thinking about what I have just revealed now take away my padded bra and what do you have you guessed it a rather confusing person to look at. I normal wear long sleeves to cover the tattoos and in fact I have a legitimate excuse I cook in the sun but this gets rather unpleasant in a 110 degrees of California sun beside I actually like the tattoos what I don’t like is my tattoo and me with a flat chest.

Stacking breast implants one over the other

Stacking one breast implant on top of another-at one time was frequently done to make ever larger breasts. It is now infrequently done because first time breast augmentation in the US is limited to saline implants by FDA fiat & you can’t stack saline implants. If you do it will be very apparent that the implants are stacked because the borders of saline implants are more distinctly seen from an external view than gel filled implants.

 

Sensation is more frequently lost after breast augmentation than breast reduction. This is likely due to 2 factors. In the very large pendulous breast the nerves are on stretch & their function is hampered. Reducing breast size relieves the stretch. Breast implants are placed in pockets created under the breast gland/chest muscle. The sensory nerves to the breast are the 4th & 5th intercostal nerves which pass through the area of the pocket on their way to the nipple. Creating the pocket may damage the nerve & placing an implant may stretch it. That is why studies on breast sensation after breast augmentation surgery showed a 10% or so incidence of decreased breast sensation regardless of the surgical approach used.

 

That means the creation of the pocket & placement of the implant caused the problem not where the skin incision was made-nipple, armpit, belly button etc. Back pain is not directly proportional to breast size as is clearly seen in the posts already added to this thread. This is most likely due to the many factors contributing to back pain-posture, muscular physical condition, breast size relative to frame size, activity etc. Lastly I don’t understand this Spectra’s vehement opposition to breast reduction. If someone doesn’t want the surgery no one can force them to have it.

 

I can assure no plastic surgeons are dragging people in off the street & forcing them to undergo the surgery. Most of these procedures are covered by insurance which currently pays about a third of what was paid 10+ years ago which is why a shrinking percentage of plastic surgeons even do the procedure regularly. So, we are not individually making enormous sums of money off the procedure. Most of the reductions I have performed are so minor that they are performed to improve breast symmetry & are not covered by insurance.

Augmentation surgery through naval area

I’ve discovered, via my cosmetic surgeon, that the most recent and most popular method of breast augmentation is to go through the naval area. Yes it requires the surgeons hand and forearm to enter your body but it leaves no scars and little discomfort from the bra after surgery. Doesn’t sound appealing but it seems to work well. Now I’m in confused and not-quite-depressed state. I would love to get by with A-cup breasts and a Wonder Bra but I don’t think that’s going to work for me.

 

Wonder Bra’s only go up to 38 or, at least I’ve never seen one for a 40 or larger. I haven’t had a 38-inch chest since my junior year in high school twenty-mumble years ago. I have enough flesh in my chest already (I’m not in HRT yet) to overflow my wife’s 36A cup bras (as if I could get the band to fit around!) I have never wanted breasts larger than was necessary to look appropriate. My first forms were big enough to give me a 46B. After wearing them out for six months, I find out that I was getting read because my bust line was too SMALL! *sigh* I don’t really expect to produce that much body tissue with hormones alone.

 

So what does a girl like me do? The latest seminar I attended showed implantation via the navel area and a channel is made under the skin to just under the nipple. An “expander” is inserted to make room for the implant, and the surgeon can expand it to the correct position. There is only a little scar in the region of the navel.Actually, I’m not *that* “stealth”-y. I didn’t want them to archive this just because it was redundant.I’ve been posting tons of the same material in the breast-implant newsgroup. Next time I won’t bother with the no-archive command, as it doesn’t really save them any memory space – they just represent these messages as “article not available”. If I didn’t want people to see my messages, I wouldn’t post them.

Exploitation under the cover of augemntation therapy

Major differences in the PS exploitation do occur based on what groups of people are arbitrarily defined. For example, another group of highly exploited females would be girls eighteen or under, and victims of the disease fibromyalgia. Certain states are more exploited than others, as are certain countries.

 

Does the fact that industrial exploitation of human beings is not uniform and homogenous over all cultures and groups surprise you? Another implied assumption I would object to with your statement is “that just what the majority or the status quo sees as attractive is what beauty really is”. This is totally false. Of course, it seems to tie in well with the PS standard of beauty, which many of them attempt to impose upon society.

 

PS concepts of beauty seem to disregard diversity in the name of the majority and the average. For example, noses are supposed to be unattractive if they are too large, and breasts are supposed to be unattractive if they are too large or too small. There is diversity in beauty, and their is diversity in taste, as to what constitutes beauty. Defining a majority standard and conflicting with all minority tastes and physics is the problem, not a solution.

 

As such, it destroys diversity, which is what racists do. It is hardly surprising that the PS industry, which supports itself largely by destroying diversity (in the name of “health and beauty”) has racist effects in its activities. Nor is it surprising that I would claim that the PS industry has been a major sabateur of the size acceptance movement.