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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I dislike my body after having two kids. I’m fit and workout but my once perky breasts are sagging a little, cellulite, and a lot of stretch marks. I don’t feel confident body and decided to change it. I’m going to go through laser therapy and sculpting to help lighten the stretch marks and get rid of the cellulite. I’ve been looking into a breast lift ( still my natural breasts). My husband is in support of the first two but has voiced his disproval of a breast lift. I know it’s my body but I do respect my husband’s opinion. Would you get the surgery anyway despite his objections? [/quote] Don’t do that to him. It’s not fair to demand something for your vanity that costs lots of money and puts you at risk. He is in a no-win situation — if he objects, he isn’t supportive. If he agrees, however reluctantly, you have wasted a ton of money. [b]And this is addictive— you will want more later[/b]. [/quote] This just isn’t true based on myself and a few friends I know who’ve had one procedure to fix something cause in pregnancy and nothing else. [/quote] But people who have plastic surgery are inherently shallow and insecure and many of them will never be satisfied. They will just fixate on the next thing they think is wrong with them. [/quote] I will be sure to let my friend who had implants after a double mastectomy know what you think of her. [/quote] Yes, please do that because that is certainly what we are discussing here[/quote] Talk to the PP who posted "people who have plastic surgery are inherently shallow and insecure"[/quote]
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