The Breast Augmentation Blog

[...] Have you ever wondered how breast augmentation evolved? Read on below to find out, in this insightful guest post contributed by The [...]

[...] , a reader who has overcome her fears and reservations about surgery, and gone on to have a breast augmentation that she loves. Here's her story. -Grace Photo: BreastAugmentationSite.com My Boob Job: [...]

[...] , who has some great insight on what you need to know if you're thinking about getting a breast augmentation. Enjoy! -Grace What To Know About Breast Augmentation Breast augmentation raises a number [...]

[...] Photo: paperchaserdotcom.ning.com Can you imagine paying $13K for a breast augmentation, only to pay for ANOTHER surgery to have the implants taken out 14 months later? That's [...]

[...] me to write a story on boob jobs. Apparently, there's quite a bit of backlash going on about breast implants - in of all places, Hollywood. Yep - we're talking about the town that practically invented [...]

[...] on her 110 pound frame, it’s kind of hard to make that look natural. If a woman asks for breast implants that are too big or too perky, the plastic surgeon should advise against this. But if the [...]

[...] your thoughts and feedback. Sientra’s exciting new line of form-stable, anatomically shaped breast implants makes Sientra the first and only company in the United States to offer both round and [...]

[...] that between 30,000 to 50,000 women throughout Europe may have received these PIP silicone breast implants. Who Is Safe? Women who received silicone breast implants in the United States do NOT have a [...]

[...] Photo: http://www.radiancesanantonio.com/ Just a couple days ago, a jury found Plastic Surgeon Dr. Marco Loiacono guilty of professional misconduct in his treatment of a 33 year old breast [...]

[...] I mean. Note that this IS NOT Maria Alaimo - it's a patient of Mountlake Terrace, Washington Plastic Surgeon Dr. Richard A. Baxter. The top set shows the double bubble, and the bottom set shows Dr. [...]

[...] thing: This technique is in the experimental phase, so I don't advise that you try to find a plastic surgeon who will perform this on you right now. But it's a super interesting technique that you may [...]

[...] a bad boob job -needing more surgery down the road But there's good news. One factor - the plastic surgeon you choose - can basically wipe that whole slate of fears clean if you make an excellent [...]

[...] ," added the star. This actually brings up a great point that readers looking to get a boob job often complain to me about: boyfriends and husbands who aren't down with the idea, and aren't [...]

[...] own breast augmentation story, and explain how sports bra support needs change after having a boob job. And all of you active women out there - from runners, to yogis to dancers and exercise [...]

[...] augmentation that she loves. Here's her story. -Grace Photo: BreastAugmentationSite.com My Boob Job: Making The Decision I had been toying with the idea of getting a breast augmentation for at [...]

[...] , huh? Now this all brings up a very important point that I discuss in depth in my eBook, The Boob Job Bible: 10 Steps To A Sexy, Safe Breast Augmentation. YOU need to "interview" any [...]

[...] is a breast augmentation complication that can happen to anyone and is very difficult for plastic surgeons to predict, though decisions like choosing large implants and going over the muscle increase [...]

[...] in the New York area average about $7,000-$9,000. But a search on the American Board of Plastic Surgeons website shows that Dr. Spencer was board-certified for the first time in 1999 (4 years [...]

[...] while it sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, it's a technique that more and more plastic surgeons are experimenting with today! One important thing: This technique is in the experimental [...]

[...] trained surgeons, Sientra has made a commitment to sell its breast implants exclusively to Plastic Surgeons who are certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Sientra is the only manufacturer [...]

[...] And I don't want you to be the one who falls susceptible to it. Heading into your breast augmentation surgery, all implant decisions should already be made. There is no reason to have to pick [...]

[...] results. You'll also want to carefully consider the recovery phase before undergoing a breast augmentation surgery, so that you can plan around it. It's not as simple as having an operation, removing [...]

[...] the charts! The Wall Street Journal covered the news in a recent story, Once Banned, Silicone Breast Implants Make A Comeback. The WSJ is of course talking about the USA market, which banned [...]

[...] that between 30,000 to 50,000 women throughout Europe may have received these PIP silicone breast implants. Who Is Safe? Women who received silicone breast implants in the United States do NOT [...]