[DruulEmpire]

Gee's been posting about the WWE's Jackie up on the VCR Alerts thread, it's been getting me to thinking about pectorals as opposed to breasts.

I've been registered two weeks, so I apologize ahead of time is this goes into the Department of Redundancy Department -- but how much does it help to have good muscle before going ahead with augmentation?

I also remember catching some of a graphic tape on a cable channel concerning a breast implant -- and the surgeon noted that "going bigger" would depend in part on cutting in such a way as to draw up available loose skin from below the breast.  The skin's condition immediately after a pregnancy would levea a lot of latitude.

So -- is the ultimate candidate a woman with Amazonian pectorals (and a fair set of breasts to begin with) who has just given birth to quadruplets?  Or am I missing something?

I also wonder how you can predetermine extra-strong spines and shoulders, to handle the new weight better ...

[BarbieBalloons]

I worked my pecs  hard before my first BE.  I went from a perky A to a serious D the first time around but I didn't lift several weeks prior to my first surgery because I didn't want the muscles to be too hard when I went into surgery.  
So I started with strong pecs and not much skin.  
I guess the perfect "before" depends on the kind of results you want after.   I like the "stretch/shine" look but some prefer a softer look.  It's all good in my book.


Sofia, 1200cc and loving it!
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[Sadistyk]

Indeed, it is all good.

[DruulEmpire]

Sof, Styk: thank you.  (A man leaves a post lying around for ten days, and it can get answered!)

Indeed, there's something to be said for all kinds -- but I guess I lean toward the high, full, firm, proud, outthrust sort of breast.  So I guess that means something towards the hard side.  And yet, I'd still like something a bit wobblier than a couch cushion.

Wish I had taken engineering more seriously ...