Posts with tag breast augmentation

Most dudes who elect to have cosmetic procedures try to keep them a little bit on the DL -- because it's not exactly macho to talk about getting a tummy-tuck. Corey Feldman, on the other hand, totally doesn't mind revealing that he had a couple of rough spots ironed out in preparation for his new show The Two Coreys.

In fact, it seems that Feldman decided to get the surgery based on the peer pressure from his wife's new hot body. According to an insider:

"Corey flipped when he saw the results of Susie's boob job. She's always been beautiful, but her new, more voluptuous appearance both pleased and intimidated him."

Wait, it gets better. Next, Corey's spokesperson decides to set the record straight, confirming what the insider had to say:

"Corey had a couple little trouble spots that he needed taking care of - so he did. And he feels a lot better now because of it."

Weird. So Corey's comfortable with admitting the fact that he got a tummy-tuck or breast reduction or whatever -- he's just not comfortable with wearing a couple extra pounds. Hmm. Does that seem messed-up to anyone else?

[via PopCrunch]

This week, a study was released that says 17% of Americans will get some kind of cosmetic surgery in 2015. That means almost 1 out of every 5 people in the nation will go under the knife that year in order to "fix" some kind of perceived flaw -- and that number includes children. Of course, a vast majority of these people will be adults, and some will have a lot of work done. Still, that's a lot of people putting their health at risk to do an elective surgery.

Part of the reason that people are flocking to surgery is that it's perceived as totally safe. Plus, the number and types of procedures are always growing. Right now, one of the hottest procedures is breast reduction surgery for men. Sure, everybody has times that they wish they could make a change in their appearance, but there are definitely risks involved with all surgeries.

Do you think it's worth it? Have any of you guys ever had a plastic surgery mishap or close call?

Apparently, there's something special in the water over there that's making British women's breasts bigger.

Okay, so the increase in average size from 34B to 36C has nothing to do with the water, but neither does it have to do with an increase in plastic surgery.

According to experts, British breasts are growing due to a complex combination of factors ranging from diet, hormones and the environment. There has been an increased exposure to estrogen, the compound used in hormone replacement therapy. However, women are also exposed to the false hormone through the environment, and while the resulting larger breasts might be cosmetically desirable, estrogen has been linked to an increased risk of breast cancer.

Additional factors that have increased British breast size are the increase in obesity which comes from diet and the increased consumption of alcohol.

Not that a celebrity augmenting her chest is news, but Ann Coulter doesn't exactly seem the type to beef up her "sex appeal" (and I use that term very loosely in this case) with plastic surgery.

Nevertheless, the "I hate gay people" political pundit certainly looks a little larger than normal in the before-and-after photos that have been making the rounds on the Internet recently.

I'm not interested in judging women (or men) who go under the knife to alter their appearance -- but I do withhold the right to make fun of them if their alterations don't look good. However, as much as I disagree with just about everything this woman stands for, I have to say that Coulter's "enhanced" new look is an improvement.

Then again, any change would be good.

Not that I feel any woman should feel compelled to artificially enhance her breasts -- you're perfect just the way you are, etc. But if you really want to, and you're looking for a method that doesn't involve surgery, head to Europe -- there, they do it with beer.

It's called Boza, and -- up until recently -- it was only available in Bulgaria (unless you were willing to pay a hefty tax). However, thanks to a recent change in customs law, men from surrounding countries are now able to purchase the beer at normal prices. Subsequently, European men have been flocking to Bulgaria, buying Boza, and taking it home to their wives and girlfriends for a little experiment in alcoholic augmentation.

So put your plastic surgeon on hold, throw those "herbal enhancers" in the garbage, and head to Europe!