This is an excerpt from the book, My Body, My Choice, by Dr. Carol Tavris.
Tavris interviewed more than 2,000 women in a book study and gave them the choice to either have their breasts replaced with silicone or implants, no medical tests, no recovery time and the option to have a prosthetic breast if they choose to do so. These women chose the former option, which is why Tavris’s name is not attached to the book title.
I’ll admit that I was a bit shocked when I first heard that the study was so harsh, because I had thought breast augmentation was pretty common, and I had no idea that it was so extreme. As it turns out, the study was so extreme that it was even listed in the “top 10” list of the “most invasive tests” that medical doctors do. It was also mentioned in the top 10 list of the “most invasive forms of cosmetic surgery.
The study was actually pretty mild, and didn’t even include the amount of skin removal. The reason for this is because the study only looked at women who had undergone breast augmentation. However, the study only looked at women who had had breast augmentation, meaning that it doesn’t mean that women who’ve had breast augmentation have more sensitive skin.
It is also worth noting that the study only included women who had undergone breast augmentation, meaning that it doesnt mean that women who have had breast augmentation have more sensitive skin. Again, the reason for this is because the study only included women who had had breast augmentation, meaning that it doesnt mean that women who have had breast augmentation have more sensitive skin.
This is one of those controversial articles that has been widely discussed and discussed in various ways, but still has some things that are hard to swallow. The study itself is a joke, and I don’t know if I can come to any other conclusion based on the study itself. The study only included women who had breast augmentation, meaning that it doesnt mean that women who have had breast augmentation have more sensitive skin.
But if this is true, then they’re probably right about the sensitivity, because of the hormones that are involved in breast augmentation. Breast augmentation raises your estrogen levels, which in turn causes your skin to become more sensitive. Breast augmentation is generally considered a temporary procedure, so you might just have more sensitive skin over time, although the studies don’t show a consistent effect.
As I’ve mentioned before, my own research of the topic didn’t show a consistent effect either. However, I do know from personal experience that my breasts are definitely more sensitive than some other women I know. Now I dont recommend getting a breast augmentation, but if you do, I hope its as temporary as possible. The results are usually so spectacular that the procedure becomes permanent.
The thing is, as with most things, the studies are pretty inconsistent. The general consensus seems to be that people are more sensitive to a few things than others. That being said, I have read some research that suggests that people get more sensitive to a specific thing if they’ve always been sensitive to it. I’ll have to have a look at the studies myself.
The thing is, we really don’t know whether this is true. I’ve been in physical therapy for a few years now and I can tell you I’ve never noticed any difference in my sensitivity to certain things. I don’t know that I can say anything about others, but I can say I have never noticed any thing that makes me think I might be sensitive to something.
