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You should have your wife look into the Tao of Sexology and specifically the female deer exercise. It's basically the ancient chinese method for restoring breasts after nursing. Very healthy and beneficial. Don't go for the nip/tuck.capctr wrote: ↑November 8th, 2016, 7:04 am As my wife and I lay in bed, she mentioned a desire to get Botox injections and a breastlift/reduction.
I'm not sure how I feel about this-It's one thing to hit the gym, improve nutrition, and get in shape, but surgical modification? Wouldn't God frown on that if it were elective? What do you think, sisters?
Oh yeah, they also have arm lifts for the mythical "RS-armsLOL).
Post by Robin Hood »
Stop beating about the bush Luke and tell us what you really think!
My mom is an OR nurse in Utah county and knows many of the surgeons in the area well, including the cosmetic surgeons. On three occasions I have had a child split open their forehead (I promise we do watch our kids...just weird accidents like tripping and hitting a coffee table at grandma’s house or falling off a child sized rocking chair)...But anyway, each of those times she has called her surgeon friends, and every time they have dropped what they were doing like a family party (brought his wife and 2 year old with him), general conference on a Sunday afternoon, getting out of bed at midnight etc., to come to the hospital and stitch up my kids’ faces in such a way that the scar barely shows. Two of those times they ensured I wasn’t charged for their work. So I can’t speak for every plastic surgeon, but I can speak for at least three of them in the Utah area, that are very kind and willing to serve someone in need. Mind you, these are doctors who spend much of their time doing breast augmentations and tummy tucks. But when push comes to shove, I would count them as better people than some of my neighbors and ward members who wouldn’t be willing to inconvenience themselves to help someone else out, especially free of charge.
Yeah, I hate to admit it, but I got caught up in the big boob trend of the 2000’s and had the surgery right after I got married 12 years ago. Huge (no pun intended) regret. I am such a different person than i was then, and I am embarrassed that I was so concerned about something so stupid, even if I had a “good reason”. I would love to have my implants removed, but that costs as much as the original surgery and I just can’t justify it right now. But I would never encourage any woman to have it done. Plus there’s quite a bit out there now about women experiencing all kinds of horrible health repercussions from the implants themselves, whether they’re silicone or saline.abijah` wrote: ↑March 1st, 2020, 1:03 pm i don't think most men even find implants or surgeries significantly more attractive anyway. especially these days, the natural look is becoming much more in fashion. small boobs aren't exactly a turn off for most men in my experience. girls typically aren't privy to most of guys locker room talk and if anything, i suspect a majority of men care more about whats in back than whats in front anyway, and again even there, the natural or petite look is not out-of-fashion or unattractive to most men, at least among the younger generations from my experience, since thats my age group
i also know someone who has been involved in the adult industry. obviously i don't condone porn, but if you want to analyze trends in what people find attractive, porno stats don't lieand apparently a lot fewer porn stars are getting surgeries these days than they used to
i have seen a few high-quality facelifts that came out looking pretty good & authentic and would say the woman comes out looking more youthful but these are much more rare than common from what i've observed, most come out looking less appealing than before in my opinion, and in the more extreme cases they look like full-blown caricatures
My dad had to have a tumor removed from his face. It was a long tumor that had spread from his nose to his ear. He worked outdoors his whole life and his skin is very tan from it. They couldn't do a normal surgery for it because of the difference in his skin tones. His plastic surgeon was amazing. She is one of the best in the northwest. I am so grateful for her skills.Davka wrote: ↑March 1st, 2020, 12:25 pmMy mom is an OR nurse in Utah county and knows many of the surgeons in the area well, including the cosmetic surgeons. On three occasions I have had a child split open their forehead (I promise we do watch our kids...just weird accidents like tripping and hitting a coffee table at grandma’s house or falling off a child sized rocking chair)...But anyway, each of those times she has called her surgeon friends, and every time they have dropped what they were doing like a family party (brought his wife and 2 year old with him), general conference on a Sunday afternoon, getting out of bed at midnight etc., to come to the hospital and stitch up my kids’ faces in such a way that the scar barely shows. Two of those times they ensured I wasn’t charged for their work. So I can’t speak for every plastic surgeon, but I can speak for at least three of them in the Utah area, that are very kind and willing to serve someone in need. Mind you, these are doctors who spend much of their time doing breast augmentations and tummy tucks. But when push comes to shove, I would count them as better people than some of my neighbors and ward members who wouldn’t be willing to inconvenience themselves to help someone else out, especially free of charge.
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