For those who are considering Breast IMplants

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I really like these comments! http://www.huffingtonpost.com/sheldon-filger/carrie-prejean-and-her-br_b_198159.htmlStatistics from the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

indicate that in an average year, more than 300,000 American women have

their breasts surgically enlarged. As someone who has been involved in

extensive fine art photography of the female nude, this strikes me as

tragic. Medical science confirms what my own eyes have observed; 60% of

women in the United States have breasts that fit into bras with an A or

B cup. Most breasts at maturity are of modest or small size, and

historically most artists have preferred female models with bosoms on

the small size as the ideal manifestation of feminine beauty.

In my book on the aesthetics of female sensuality, entitled Erotic Book,

I explored the reasons why so many women have been seduced into

believing that external perceptions of their state of beauty and

feminine allure are solely determined by the quantity of fatty tissue

contained within their mammary glands. Not only is size the least

important aesthetic component of breasts; the consequences of surgical

implants have often led to dire results for women.