Comments on: Wise Guys: When Is a Boob Job Warranted?

By: Kay

Kay — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 17:24:05 +0000

I just want to say that I’m 5’1″, 105 lbs, and I naturally had DD’s. It was horrible, and really crippled my self-esteem throughout high school. Even though they were all natural, they looked really out of place on my frame, so I had to deal with people calling them fake, and I never wanted to talk to guys because my boobs were all they concentrated on [it seemed].

But then I got them reduced to C’s, and got a lift thrown in, and my life completely turned around. It was amazing how much better things were when I loved my body and the way I looked. Everything guys are saying about confidence making the woman is true – I’ve never wanted for male or female attention now, and really the attention started pouring on the second I started loving myself.

Even with C’s though, I sometimes wish I was smaller, just because the fashion industry now focuses on clothing for smaller breasted girls! So if you have A’s or B’s, then you can probably wear just about anything you want, and I’m mildly jealous! I would never change anything else about my body though, not with surgery. If it’s not a crippling issue for you, then learn to love it, I think.

Also, on the actual surgery aspect, it’s almost two years later and I still get nervous about if the scars are too noticeable. No one has seemed to care, but I do know that implants require a lot more work than a reduction and your scars will be worse. Think about it, before you do that to your body.

By: john

john — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 02:15:34 +0000

i will chime in and say boob size is very unimportant to me as i find confidence way more sexy than big boobs. besides its all about the nipple anyways!

By: DRE

DRE — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 12:44:22 +0000

Implanters beware…I have gotten a boob job after my final child was born due to the fact I breast fed all my children,Ive become limp but not flat therefore I got the tear drop inorder to fill my boobs in well I started off with a C-cup, 20yrs later I am now doubleDDs what progress they still do grow. So ladiess beware even though you have increase them nature may not be finish in developing you yet. Food 4 thought!

By: Rachel

Rachel — Fri, 28 May 2010 07:20:49 +0000

I’m a 19-year-old girl with A cups, and I would never, ever get implants. Aside from the fact that I find plastic surgery in general gross, I like my breasts the way they are. In fact, I think I’d be unhappy with anything larger than a B. My breasts don’t get in the way, and painful bouncing has never been an issue. Also, I think proportion is more important than size – I am 5’0 and 105 lbs, and large breasts would look ridiculous on my body.

By: Bobby

Bobby — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 17:24:56 +0000

Size seems to matter only to women, i guess it’s the greed built into them, men are more concerned with reality. Come as you are seems to be the motto of most men.

By: BubblePopElectric

BubblePopElectric — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 02:07:21 +0000

Well, I’m proportioned 39-28-40, and my boobs are at a D, but they make me self-concious alot of the time. I miss having a C, because now that they’ve decided to grow I’ve gotten ridiculous amounts of male attention. I’m not shy, just scared sometimes lol. What I mean to say is, large perky breasts can be great. But everything has its risks.

By: anathema

anathema — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 03:50:25 +0000

Katie . . . if you’re looking for a real corset, you can definitely find them for larger boobs (I’m a C to D involved in the fetish scene and have some awesome corsets.) It’s true that the sort of flimsy wedding-y garments on sale at Victoria’s Secret may not fit, but if you shop at a corset shop (Dark Garden and Stormy Leather are awesome, check them out online) you can find the right look for any figure. And yes, a well-made corset with steel boning is expensive (my gorgeous red silk one cost $350, but I have some that were only about $100), but it will look amazing and last forever.

By: Katie

Katie — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 03:12:45 +0000

haha Lynn did you know that corsets are really built for girls with small chests? Victoria’s Secret doesn’t sell corsets above a cup size C–go check for yourself! I’ve always wanted to buy one but being a D, I’d have to chalk up a lot of dough at a higher-end lingerie store to find one. A larger rack squeezed at the top of a corset causes creases near your armpit–really not that attractive at all.

By: Lynn

Lynn — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 23:20:50 +0000

Tiny boobs, here. Then again, I’m still a tad young (almost 20), and since I’ve had problems maintaining weight, I think once I get that down, I’ll be fine. They’re already getting bigger.

The only reason I have ever wanted implants was so I’d fit into corsets better. They look funny when there isn’t anything squeezed at the top.

By: Einsam

Einsam — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 06:43:01 +0000

Yeah, large breasts are overrated. I’m a DD and it’s so hard to find clothes that fit and that don’t make you look top-heavy, and bras that support me properly. Not to say that I don’t like them but boobs don’t make the woman.