Breast enlargement stories from our visitors

Would you like to share a personal story about your breast implants?

Breast enlargement stories section is the latest addition to our web page. After a number of women e-mailed us with the stories of their breast augmentation, we decided it would be great to get their permission to share the stories with all women trying to find this kind of 'insider' information. We got the permision to publish these personal stories:

I have hated my breasts since I was 13. Boys kept teasing me about my small breasts all the time. I hated myself and did not know what to do. Needless to say I did not date and was very shy. I knew about breast implants but I thought they would not work for me. Eventually, when I was 22 my Mother went with me to a plastic surgeon and he convinced me I was a good candidate for the breast augmentation surgery. I went from A to C. The surgery went great. I noticed immediately that people started looking at me differently, I started getting a lot of attention from men. My life changed. I feel that my Mother gave me the gift of life for the second time. Oh yeah... now I am happily maried and have two energetic boys.

I need to admit that my opinion about the breast augmentation changed significantly as I made more research about it. I have read a lot of breast enlargement stories and I used to be very judgmental about the surgery I had not very favorable opinions about those who decided to go under the knife. However, after observing many of many friends who have undergone the breast enlargement procedure I actually realized that the surgery made their lives easier and happier. It might sound very superficial but I really noticed the difference “before” and “after” the surgery. Now, having said that I believe that not everybody makes a good candidate for the breast enlargement surgery. Mistakenly, women tend to believe that the breast augmentation will miraculously eliminate their problems. People tend to think of cosmetic surgeries as solution to their mental disorders and those people should be discouraged from undergoing one. My breast is not in the best condition and just couple years ago I would say “NO” to the surgery…Right now I am close to 50/50 for a chance of having one…It will most likely get closer and closer to “YES” as I am approaching the “right” for surgery age.