How you look as a woman will oftentimes define how you
feel about you.
Sure, looks are far from everything, but those who are
generally happy with their appearance tend to have a bit more of a positive
outlook on their lives.
With that being said, what have you done recently or have
in mind doing to change your look?
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| Not my breasts but I made a change this weekend. Maybe the breasts one day. |
If the answer is nothing, don’t feel like you are letting
you or others down.
If the answer is perhaps a breast augmentation, you are
definitely in for some changes.
Breast
Augmentation and What It Means to You
When it comes to changing how one’s breasts look, an
option such as Utah
breast augmentation may be just what the doctor ordered.
Whether you feel your breasts are too small compared to
other women around you, not proportionate to the rest of your body or think the
shape and feel of them is simply off, you have options.
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Doctor – First and foremost, how long has the
plastic surgeon you are considering going with been in business? Is he or she
ever run into issues with patients and or medical labor boards? Have they been
charged at any time during their careers with medical malpractice? These are
but a few of the important factors that you need to review before settling on a
doctor. This is where friends and/or family members who have had breast
augmentation can be of great benefit. Lean on their experiences to draw
conclusions from the pluses and minuses of the doctors they chose. What did
they like and/or not like about the individual or his or her staff? Were they
happy with the follow-up care they received? As for finances, were they satisfied
with the costs involved? These are all areas that should be thoroughly covered
before making such an important medical decision
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Costs – The exact cost for breast
augmentation will vary from patient to patient. On average, the American
Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) reported in the last two years that women
could expect to pay approximately $3,700 for such a procedure. In most cases,
don’t look for your insurance provider to pick up a portion or all of the tab,
though there are some exceptions when the surgery is done as part of
reconstruction in the fight against breast cancer
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Recovery – Everyone generally recovers at a
different pace following any form of major surgery, so your recovery time and
needs will be at your own body’s pace. What level of pain tolerance you have
also plays a role in recovery. The two biggest factors are the normal swelling
that follows the surgery, along with the always present risk of infection
whenever a foreign substance is placed inside the body. Following doctor orders
carefully and not trying to exert yourself beyond your comfort level will both
go a long way in speeding your recovery time
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Peers – In some cases, parents are buying
breast augmentation surgery for their daughters as graduation or birthday
gifts. Whether that is right or wrong is up to each individual family, though peer
pressure undoubtedly comes into play at times. Before offering
to buy implants for a young woman, parents should sit down and discuss the
procedure with their daughters, covering each and every point. Why do they feel
they want or need breast augmentation? If they’re not happy with the results,
can they get them reversed? Are the years of being a teenager too young for
many girls to have such a procedure? Finally, will others (especially young
men) treat the young ladies differently after they’ve had such a procedure? Get
all the facts and the reasoning behind such a decision out in the open so the
right choice can be made at this time in a young woman’s life.
If breast augmentation may be in your future plans, sit
down and do your research.
Get all the facts and determine how such a procedure will
impact your life not only now, but down the road.
With the best surgeon and the right attitude towards
breast augmentation, the time might be now to change your look.
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