I was searching the internet for pictures of “ladyboys” after my friend told me about how common that was in thailand and korea. I was AMAZED at some of these beautiful guys.. but I had to wonder.. besides the Breast Implants, what else was going on there? They have some amazing hips. Is that common of asian folk? Can white people too have those hips? or is it a surgical procedure.. My guess is that a lot of these guys would have to be young.
is there a place where I can find more information?
for some reason this topic really has me fascinated
The Asian ladyboys are really into their beauty. I have heard its a mixture of estrogen, breast, hip and butt implants coupled with the naturally more feminine and slender Asian male figure.
I’ll be 21 in four months, and I’m 5′ 5 and a half and weigh 120 pounds and wear a small C cup size. I’ve been thinking about breast implants to a full D or low DD but I’m very sensitive to everything and my body responds crazy to absolutely everything. For instance, I can’t wear lotion that isn’t specially made, and my body rejects piercings and even things for the most sensitive of skin breaks me out in rashes and bumps. I’ve heard about people’s body’s in rare cases not going along with the implants and they had to take them out and I’m just wondering what is the risk? Anyone who knows about this pls answer, thanks
The only thing I’ve heard about for implant risks is if you have heart problems it can go really bad with the anesthesia they give you for the surgery. I also saw once where a girl got implants and had to get them taken out because her body couldn’t get use to them. You can have a consultation with the surgeon and make sure you get all the information about the risks and everything like that.
i was diagnosed with breast cancer a few years ago, and have had reconstructive surgery.
i just went for a check up today, and my doctor told me that my skin underneath is burnt from my radiation therapy, and that i would have to get my implants removed. should i get implants put back in, i would need to go under major surgery.
i’m already traumatized from being diagnosed with the cancer and having to go through the surgery, chemo and the radiation therapy. i don’t want to go through this again. why would my doctor advise me to get the implants for the reconstructive surgery BEFORE my radiation therapy? if there was a chance of my skin getting burned on the inside, wouldn’t it have made sense for them to advise me to do that afterwards? something’s not right. i’m in so much distress, what should i do?
what you need to do is have a conversation with your doctor about it. If you don’t understand something, it’s his job to tell you enough that you do understand. Do not automatically assume he has done something wrong, and go off half cocked, ASK him. Get him to explain why this has happened, it’s a reasonable question you know.
If he explains it to your satisfaction, so you understand how this happened, and you don’t like the answers… then consult an attorney. But if you go off running to an attorney, the first thing he will do is ask you if you asked the doctor first. He will happily call the doctor for you and ask for you, and charge you a great deal of money to do so… but, if the doctor can give him reasonable answers, he isn’t going to represent you. Save yourself some money, be an adult, and ask the doctor for an explanation.
Radiation Oncology Cancer Treatment Video – Austin, Texas (Part 1)
If you were forced to get one procedure, which would it be?
Women:
1. Breast enlargement to 34HH
2. Surgery to create a cleft lip
3. Testosterone therapy in which case you will grow a beard like a man (you can shave though).
Guys:
1. *Unit* Reduction
2. Teabag removal
3. Breast Implants to 36B
I should have stated, you would have to remain this way for one year before corrective surgery.