Do breast implants make for better sex?

We all know men enjoy a generous
chest but a new study claims that women with breast enlargements derive
more pleasure in the bedroom than before their enhancements.

Of the women who participated in the online survey, 61per cent said they were having more sex.

And even more significantly, 70per cent admitted that their sex life satisfaction had improved since their enlargements.
The
findings showed that those who had undergone enhancements or contouring
were able to achieve orgasm more easily and were overall more easily
aroused.
Dr.
Andrew P. Trussler, M.D., a plastic surgeon in the Dallas area, and
Plastic Surgery Assistant Professor for the University of Texas told
Real Self: 'The poll results are not surprising. I see a transformation
in what patients wear and how they carry themselves in the office after
having a breast augmentation.

'In
my personal observation, women definitely feel more confident after the
procedure, and you can easily see how that improved confidence will
lead to improvements in other areas of their lives.'

One
source who concurred told MailOnline: 'I completely agree with this
because if there has always been a part of your body that you've felt
self-conscious about while in an intimate situation, then that
definitely affects your confidence and therefore ability to relax and
enjoy yourself.


'It's about feeling
self-confident within, which enables you to enjoy a sexual experience
more freely and uninhibited'

'After having gone from an 32A cup to
a 32FF, all of a sudden, the part of my body that had always been an
embarrassment to me, became something that I was proud of and could feel
confident while being with a partner.

'It
is not just about the ability to impress a man. It's about feeling
self-confident within, which enables you to enjoy a sexual experience
more freely and uninhibited.'

Almost one million women in the U.S. have received breast enhancements in the last three years that cost between $6-10,000.

On
a scale of 1-10, 28 per cent of the women who took part in the survey
admitted that their sex lives had improved by more four points and 7.5
in 10 said the procedure was 'worth it'.
'I
don't believe breasts are just for a man's pleasure,' Mail Online's
source said. 'If a woman embraces her own body and feels empowered by
it, then she will enjoy herself more


scource HERE

Makes sense...