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New micro breast implants on the horizon
by mirren001 25th January 2014, 12:01 pm
Found this article about Micro Breast Implants,
where instead of one large implant being inserted into the breast lots of small ones are used instead, not sure I like the idea and think fat transfer/ stem cell seems more appealing in the future.
What do you ladies think? X
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where instead of one large implant being inserted into the breast lots of small ones are used instead, not sure I like the idea and think fat transfer/ stem cell seems more appealing in the future.
What do you ladies think? X
HERE
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Re: New micro breast implants on the horizon
by COOKIE 25th January 2014, 12:38 pm
They sound really good! I like the fact that you can add or remove volume volume with minimal invasion...
On the negative side though, I'm thinking.... If you have a rupture, how will they locate the exact the exact bead, dunno what you'd call one of them lol. I'd also be concerned about the feel. Its actually going through me know just trying this that you'd be able to feel these small beads rolling around in your breast, if your partner were touching them and moving them around and worse.... If they could feel it too!
I'm like you though Mirren, for a small increase I'm all for the fat transfer option. But I can see good and bad points for these. Its going to be interesting to see how women get on with them... If they take off at all. Xx
On the negative side though, I'm thinking.... If you have a rupture, how will they locate the exact the exact bead, dunno what you'd call one of them lol. I'd also be concerned about the feel. Its actually going through me know just trying this that you'd be able to feel these small beads rolling around in your breast, if your partner were touching them and moving them around and worse.... If they could feel it too!
I'm like you though Mirren, for a small increase I'm all for the fat transfer option. But I can see good and bad points for these. Its going to be interesting to see how women get on with them... If they take off at all. Xx
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Re: New micro breast implants on the horizon
by mirren001 25th January 2014, 12:48 pm
Never thought of how they would feel, maybe a wee bit like a bean bag when squished!
I just have in my head if over done would look a little like a bag of marbles as skin thins over time, not a good look.
Do like the idea of it being less invasive and minute scars, but suppose fat transfer offers that too. XXX
I just have in my head if over done would look a little like a bag of marbles as skin thins over time, not a good look.
Do like the idea of it being less invasive and minute scars, but suppose fat transfer offers that too. XXX
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Re: New micro breast implants on the horizon
by lairyfairie 19th October 2014, 2:38 pm
mirren001 wrote:Never thought of how they would feel, maybe a wee bit like a bean bag when squished!
I just have in my head if over done would look a little like a bag of marbles as skin thins over time, not a good look.
Ha ha that tickled me. Beanbag and marble boobies - not a great selling point. It sounds like they have concentrated on just the aesthetic aspects of boob just and not the feeling.
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