Another major break thru was in the use of behavioral psychology. As breast reduction swept thru the teen community, the artificial standards of breast size that were defined by the PS industry, as opposed to what was defined by nature, began to be considered normal. It was also seen that promotion of breast reduction was effectively accomplished thru punishments for having large breasts.

The negativity of large breasts could be repeated over and over again by authorities, and any persons who would display negativity toward big breasts would be rewarded. This convinced more and more young girls that the PS and medical community supported idea that big natural breasts were sick and freakish was the truth, and allowed them to be susceptible to breast reductions as advised by doctors and by individuals that accepted the authority of doctors.

Another perk was that in some communities where breast reduction in teen girls was accepted, the parents believed that it was a good idea to give their girls breast reduction lest their big breasts lead to psychological and sexual deviations in their development, as advocated by the doctors and the studies put out by reputable researchers paid by the PS’s. All these factors, combined with the persistent efforts of doctors, have been responsible for the fact that breast reduction is such a wonderful way to profit from the demographic of teen girls.

And use of teen girls as a profit demographic works very well, as the girls can be given breast reduction as if it were a normal right of passage. Since all women are young at some time, this assures that breast reduction is maximally employed amongst the group of all women in general. A similar type of thing would be male circumcision, which, by targeting the male infants ubiquitously, assures that the surgery effectively consumes the foreskins of the entire male population.

Finding the right surgeon is job one and as you note–that’s a minefield of trolling through hype artists’ sales pitches Second–even if you think you’ve found a surgeon who fits the bill is his or her computer modelling a true reflection of what they can achieve in situ where the scalpel meets the skin. Third–are their ranking women surgeons doing this.

I’m sure some female surgeons are just as greedy or incompetent as their male counterparts– but somehow I think they might have more empathy and be prepared to to a serious analysis and do right. Being a guy my experience is limited because I don’t gravitate to the Baywatch cliche–big is NOT better and breasts out of proportion with the shoulder, torso, height, weight and other parameters are crucial morphological considerations. Age is a big factor as well–young women may made the incision when there is no clinical indication, whereas older women may have a more positive experience.

One difficulty arises when you say–could I just augment incrementally without going to extremes–Can I still have a natural look–breasts which are to high and rigidly horizontal may appeal to guys just out of Sing Sing but are maybe not the best choice (very individual judgement call but I think the cowboy plastic men are the most likely to want to be heroic–or maybe some of them are trying to create their own ideal with no reference to the subjects needs and desires). In this situation I would look for groups of women in the same situation to see what works and what doesn’t and develop a more subtle background knowledge to all the pluses and minuses.

A few questions for those who have had the Breast Augmentation.. I’ve surfed looking for real personal experiences, but mostly I just see hype from the Plastic Surgery industry and no real feedback from women.. First off I’m wondering if you still have sensation in the breast and the nipple. Second I’m wondering how they feel to the touch. I saw an presentation of the belly button procedure on Cable.. and they put the implant beneath the muscle.. after you’ve had this inflated balloon placed beneath the muscle how does it feel when you work out the chest muscles?

This is what I can tell you from my experience working for a plastic surgeon who does hundreds of implants a year. First, the sub muscular implants work better as they tend to prevent what is called the capsule of scar tissue around the implant. Second, this procedure also avoids cutting any of the milk ducts, thus allowing breast feeding. The implants do not really feel hard (I have touched them in real breasts) but you can feel them.

It depends on the type of implant (anatomical or round) and the size you get. The larger the implant, the more the skin has to stretch around it. Sensation in the breast and nipple does tend to disappear after surgery, but returns later on as the tissue heals. In some cases the loss of sensation is permanent. Remember that the implants only have a limited warranty, 20 years max. Eventually they have to be replaced, which requires more surgery at your expense.

The surgery is usually around $5000 US. It also depends on if a mastectomy (breast lift) is needed. The doc I work for usually does a lift, to make them “perkier.” I hope this answers some of your questions. I can send you brochures that are recommended by the American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. This surgery is not to be considered lightly. See if you can find some women who have had it done. Speak with them and find out who their doctor is. If they are happy, they will gladly give you his/her name!