Posted: 11/21/05 - 01:00 Post subject: cosmetic surgery and teens
Hello! I am 18 years old and I have an iron chest if you know what I mean!!! All of my girlfriends have already developed nice looking boobs but me, and it doesn’t seem that they will grow bigger at all. I would like to know if it is possible to have a cosmetic surgery at the age of 18. Thank you!
Dear girl! I wouldn’t know if there is a down age limit for breast surgery but I would advice you to wait another year or so! Fashion is constantly changing, so will your mind, thoughts and wishes. You may even start to like your breasts and then you will be sorry. These surgeries are not something one decides to so easily and are very expensive. So, my suggestion is to wait and see at least until you are 21. Don’t worry, that time will come sooner than you think!
When I was 18 I wanted breast augmentation as well and I wouln't listen to anyone so I got it done and I loved it .Then I got married and had a child and I had to get them lifted and redone. So wait untill your older.
I would certainly wait to make sure you make the right decision by having more time to think it over. Being a young women there is a tremendous amount of pressure to fit the ideal but as you get older you will notice it less and less. I'm 19 and am considered flat chested by todays standards. A few years ago I was unhappy with my body but those thoughts have dissapered completley. Not to mention the risks, it seems like every second female has had their breasts enhanced these days!!! I wouldn't feel unique or myself with them done. I want to meet someone for the first time and for them to pay attention to my face instead of my chest. Big breasts are viewed as an asset for all the wrong reasons. Moreover I want a male to love me for my A size cup : P
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