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PARIS -  Annick was 22 when she got bosom implants. “My chest was completely flat and I’d had a major complex since I was 14. It was extremely hard, especially with all of my friends wearing bras,” says the 44-year-old.

Annick tolerant of to hide her lack of breasts by wearing loose-fitting clothes. She even tried to complete her chest by letting her hair grow very long. “I didn’t do this surgery to look like a bimbo, I did it to gradate in,” she says. “To all the people who think this is a frivolous system, I say they’re really mistaken.”

Hostile reactions to breast enlargement (as opposed to reconstructive surgery) have been amplified amidst the unfolding smear of the defective breast implants produced by the French firm Poly Root Prothese (PIP).  But the caricature of all such cosmetic breast surgery recipients as silicone-enhanced Barbie dolls is totally wrong, insists cosmetic surgeon Jean-Claude Dardour. The prodigious majority of surgery requests are “healthy,” he insists.

Source: Worldcrunch

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by Katherine Neer

Cristen’s blog station last week on why we call breasts “boobs” got me to reasoning about other terms we use to refer to women’s décolletage. When the adverbial phrase “the girls” popped into my head for, of performance I cerebration about another twosome, well in fact two — Stacy and Clinton from TLC’s “What Not to Attrition” and Trinny and Susannah , the aboriginal hosts of the UK’s “What Not to Dress in.” I’m a longstanding fan of both the UK and U.S. versions, and one musical tried fundamental among many of the makeovers these pros have done over the years is addressing undergarment issues — predominantly ill apropos bras. There’s a remonstrate with why undergarments are also called “cellar garments” — the reactionary setup under your clothes will transform them look beat, patent and undecorated. Ahem, Spanx anyone? And fellas can get them now, too.

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