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TV show could lead to an increase in breast augmentation

(18/10/2010)

Cosmetic surgeon Laurence Kirwan MD FRCS FACS believes that the influence of buxom celebrities, and TV personalities such as Mad Men's Christina Hendricks, will lead to an increase in breast augmentation here in the UK. "Seeing Christina Hendricks' womanly curves on our TV screens is not only a morale booster for well-endowed women but also emphasises the fact that a voluptuous bosom is an asset," says Liverpool-born Kirwan. He also points out that several couturiers used models that are far ... [more]

Auto-augmentation achieves breast augmentation without an implant

(11/03/2010)

Women develop drooping breasts due to weight loss or, more commonly, through pregnancy and breast feeding. Until now, a silicone or saline implant was the only approved solution for a woman to regain her lost contours. Women who are considering breast augmentation may be able to achieve their dream without an implant. Instead, they could be suitable for a significant new development which uses the woman's own breast tissue. Called Auto-augmentation, this break-through in cosmetic surgery has ... [more]

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