The information on breast enhancement is staggering! I am still interested in natural breast enhancment though:

A Primer on Breast Implants

According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), there were nearly 255,000 breast enhancement implant surgeries in 2003, nearly twice the number done in 1998. Another 68,000 women received breast implants for reconstruction following mastectomy due to cancer or other disease.

But also in 2003, 45,000 augmentation patients and 17,000 reconstruction patients had their breast implants removed. The medical community and others, including the Food and Drug Administration, would like to better understand why.

Breast implants are designed for augmentation, a cosmetic procedure; reconstruction; and replacement of existing implants, called revision. There are two primary types: saline-filled and silicone gel-filled. Depending on the type of implant, the shell is either pre-filled with a fixed volume of solution or filled through a valve during the surgery to the desired size. Some allow for adjustments of the filler volume after surgery. Breast implants vary in shape, size, and shell texture.

At this time, there are two manufacturers with approved saline-filled breast implants. No manufacturer has yet received FDA approval to market a silicone gel-filled breast implant.

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Despite more than a decade of controversy over their safety, breast implants are more popular than ever among women who want to build upon what nature gave them or who want to restore what disease has taken away. Whatever the reason, opting for breast implants is a personal decision that should be made only after a woman fully understands and accepts the potential risks of the devices and the importance of follow-up evaluations with her physician.

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Some people see an enormous benefit to getting implants and are willing to accept associated risks. They say that using breast implants to rebuild the breast (reconstruction), or change its size and shape (augmentation), significantly improves the quality of life for many women. Advocates of breast implants also say that a woman’s consent to the surgery should be considered valid as long as she weighs the risks and benefits of the procedure.

While every surgical procedure has potential risks, such as infection, bleeding, and scarring, there are risks that are specific to breast implants. Learning about them is key to being properly informed about the procedure.

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If you would like to do your own research on breast augmentation, or natural breast enhancment, you might want to check out these people. Many of these institutions provide free information on breast enhancment products and surgical procedures:

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Food and Drug Administration
www.fda.gov/cdrh/breastimplants/

FDA Center for Devices and Radiological Health
Consumer Affairs Staff
(800) 638-2041

National Women’s Health Information Center
(800) 994-9662

American Society of Plastic Surgeons
(888) 475-2784

American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
(888) 272-7711

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Under the knife: breast augmentation - Telegraph.co.uk

Mon, 29 Aug 2005 12:44:00 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk Under the knife: breastaugmentation Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom -Aug 29, 2005 A boob job, as it is better known, is an implant beneath the breast tissue. Millions of women, unhappy with the size, shape, age …

I was surfing for information on breast augmentation (I am looking for a natural way to enhance my breasts). I found some adverts for natural breast enhancement products, but also found these:

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Don’t want to enlarge your breasts through natural breast enhancement? Sceptical of breast enlargement pills, breast firming creams, and breast augmentation products, thinking of surgery? Well, take a look at this article first:

Questions to Ask a Surgeon About Breast Augmentation

* What are the risks and complications associated with having breast implants?
* How many additional implant-related operations can I expect over my lifetime?
* How will my breasts look if I choose to have the implants removed without replacement?
* What shape, size, surface texturing, incision site, and placement site is recommended for me?
* How will my ability to breast-feed be affected?
* How can I expect my implanted breasts to look over time?
* How can I expect my implanted breasts to look after pregnancy? After breast-feeding?
* What are my options if I am dissatisfied with the cosmetic outcome of my implanted breasts?
* What alternate procedures or products are available if I choose not to have breast implants?
* Do you have before-and-after photos I can look at for each procedure and what results are reasonable for me?

Source: FDA

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