Male instinct alerts a man that a woman with large breasts is in her sexual prime. Would you like to be sexier and attract more male attention? Breast implants can do it for you.
Most women know that diet and exercise can slim you down to wear a skimpy bikini, but it doesn't produce bigger breasts. It doesn't matter how little you eat or how much you work out, you can't give yourself bigger and firmer breasts unless you get implants.
If you are small-breasted, then you've probably at one time or another wished you had the cleavage to attract male attention. You've also wanted to have the sexy silhouette big breasts would give a new dress or blouse. You may be petite and perfectly fit, but you wish you could have the head-turner chest that most men find sexy.
Any psychologist will warn you not to get implants to please one particular man. There is nothing wrong, however, in opting for implants because you want to boost your self-confidence in your image and appeal.
The most important thing about determining whether or not you will be happy with breast surgery is your expectations. Are they realistic? Sure, you will have sexier breasts and cleavage not created by an underwire or padded bra, but do you know of the disadvantages? You may have to restrict some of your physical activities, you will have the potential for neck and back pain from carrying extra weight on your chest, and you may suffer complications years later from either the surgical procedure or the implants.
The internet is an excellent resource for gathering information. One problem with it, however, is that oftentimes a lot of information is out of date -- especially in the medical field, where technology advances so rapidly. So compile a list of questions, and then take them to an expert.
The expert you need regarding breast augmentation is a plastic surgeon who specializes in that type of surgery. A good place to find one is through a referral from someone who has already had the same surgery. They can advise you as to the doctor's bedside manner and how thoroughly he informed his patient in what to expect. You can also ask your family doctor for a referral. He or she will be able to tell you more about a surgeon's reputation in the medical community. The website for the American Board of Plastic Surgeons is another resource for a name of licensed, board-certified surgeons in your area.
Once you have found a potential surgeon, call his office and schedule a consultation. Most surgeons do not charge for the initial appointment with a new patient. This is the point when you will interview him for the job -- the job of performing your surgery. Bring a list of compiled questions and judge how thoroughly he answers them. How is his manner with you? Is he intimidating or comfortable? At the end of the interview, has he competently provided you with realistic expectations and asked if you had any further questions, or do you have to repeat your question several times before you can get a clear yet thorough answer?
A major part of a patient's successful surgery is her belief in the surgeon performing the surgery. There are many plastic surgeons for you to choose from, so pick one who is the right fit for you.
Please Note: this article is not intended as medical advice or recommendations. You should only heed health-related advice from a licensed medical doctor.
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