What a waste of money! You have what you have and be proud of it. You are not your breasts!! I can't imagine doing anything that requires surgery to improve (if you can call it that) my looks. You can always tell when someone has 'fake' breasts. They look horrible. Give me the real deal, small, large or anywhere inbetween.

i dont think anyone should change the way they look its like your trying to change what god wants you to look he is are creator no one should change we all look good in gods eyes

One guy’s thoughts:
Today is my wife’s 52nd birthday and she is as beautiful to me now, after 3 kids and 28 years of marriage, as during the springtime of our college courtship. I love her dearly just the way God made her. I’m a very lucky man to have such a devoted wife, a great mother of our children, and a good example of a godly woman who, somehow, doesn’t have to seek after some of the pressing vanities of our world, but who does make herself quite nicely presentable in the morning, for the day. (I think she’s gorgeous!)
I also witnessed my dear grandmother, who lived to be 100, gracefully age through the years. She never really “let herself go” but taught us a reasonable form of “Loss Acceptance,” which lesson was as beautiful in and of itself as any sweet music or flower in bloom. We all loved her; and her great example of a life well-lived trumpets still. In contrast, I am often shocked and almost horrified when I see an older woman with undeniable evidence of plastic surgery. Even the poor woman (captioned, “in her 60’s”) on the Rachael Ray show today (I know, what’s a guy doing flipping to that channel?) was to me, unfortunately, a very obvious, and sad example of this. I have no right to judge; I’m just being honest here.
What happened to the notion of a woman, from any walk of life, who feels so secure by the love of her family that she is free to care more about her life’s example of “teaching and giving” than her quest for the illusive fountain of youth? Am I such an idealist to wonder?
Thanks for reading – Paul (a very lucky man)

I think the ultimate self-esteem is to love the body you have. My husband likes my "nearly B's" and so do I. I don't want new ones. And if I had a husband who encouraged me to get new ones, I'd more likely think about getting a new husband.

I'm 42 and got my implants 3 months ago. Recovery was great! I feel great! So many women have said that they admire me for taking the step to do what they have wanted to do for years. It is a personal decision and if that's what can make you feel better - hey-- go for it!

I think you should get breast implants if that is what you think is right for your body. there is nothing wrong with breat implants. The only time that they look fake or noticable is when the women get them too big for their bodies, and that is when it gets a little out of control.

I think you should get breast implants if that is what you think is right for your body. there is nothing wrong with breat implants. The only time that they look fake or noticable is when the women get them too big for their bodies, and that is when it gets a little out of control.

I think you should get breast implants if that is what you think is right for your body. there is nothing wrong with breat implants. The only time that they look fake or noticable is when the women get them too big for their bodies, and that is when it gets a little out of control.

I am a 38 year old mother of 4, and before the kids I was a 36D, needless to say after the kids I was lucky to be a 34B. I got my implants the day before Thanksgiving 2007, and I was up doing my thing the next day. I feel it is a personal preference, but if you do decide to do this really research all the pros and cons. I tossed the idea around for about 4 years, my mother, and both my sisters had them done quite a while ago. I found a great surgeon that was on the plastic surgery board, and actually went to the dancer bars and spoke with quite a few girls on their experience and surgeons. My husband did not want me to do this, he was happy with what I had, or didn't have, but approved because he knew I wanted it. Main thing is do this because it is your choice and not to please anyone. I am so satisfied!!

I think that some of the older woman feel intimated by all the younger models that have "perfect breast" I know that I wouldn't mind getting mine lifted and down sized a bit.

As a divorced man, 65 years young, seeing a woman in my peer group who has had work done to change her in such a radical way is a real TURN-OFF. Breast implants, lip injections, botox, and so on.......where will it end? Our bodies are challenged enough as we age, so the impact of surgery and artificial compounds in them should probably be left to circumstances where it cannot be unavoided. One post describing the need for breast "reduction," is a logical choice to avoid the stress that carrying all of that weight up front puts onto the victims' frames. And, for the record, some of the sexiest women in history have NOT possessed large breasts.

Well sorry it is a turn off. But you have to remember that those women are doing it for themselvs, and not for you or anybody else. And if you cant accept them for who they are or who they want to be than you shouldn't be with them anyways, or vise versa they don't want to be with you either. So in other words they don't care what you personally think because there are other men out there that would love to have a woman who takes care of herself.

I think that if it makes you feel good then do it

good point