Brett Hunt wrote:
well I have seen more than a few women get the money for a boob job by asking for it on ebay with the promise of a before and after photo.

no way! I have to go see this! >_>

Edit: I saw nothing.

Amelia Talon wrote:
www.myfreeimplants.com If you want to get other people to help you pay for them. The downside is you have to raise the entire amount of the surgery, you can't pay your own half and the site pays the other, unless you got another 'paying' account and paid it to yourself, and they deduct some money from every transaction made.

But you have to really work it and be willing to do some.. not so respectable things.


edit: LOL someone said it before me.


Also would like to point out, with loans, if you have bad credit you can get a co-signer.(parents, boyfriend, friend?)
Or you can loan from your parents/boyfriend/friends and that saves the bad credit problem.
There's also a thing called Care Credit specifically for financing surgeries.  http://www.carecredit.com/

Wait a sec...  Someone is seriously considering a mortgage on fake tits?????  OMFG

LNZBZ wrote:
I have been wanting to get implants for a long time and have decided to do it after returning from Germany.  I saw a doctor, etc. and she quoted me the price and it was at least $7000 for silicon gel (which is what I want, not saline) implants.

She is one of the best in Cincinnati and I don't want to go to a bad Dr.  Saving money is not worth risking my life.

Does anyone know of a Good Dr that charges less near Cincinnati?  And does anyone know where to get financing for a person with bad credit?

(No negative comments please.  Just asking for some Advice, not Personal Opinions. Thanks)

OP, I guess I have to ask WHY you want bolt-ons to begin with.  Are you hoping it will do something for your modeling potential?  Save your money...  Fake tits do not equal "model".

Elizabeth Claret wrote:
You're 23. Why don't you wait until you really completely finish growing and/or pop out a kid before dropping 7 grand on boobs?

Maybe spend the money on something useful, like, college.

However, if you're hellbent on stuffing your likely still growing chest full of plastic, don't skimp on it. Do your research, find a good surgeon, and work out a payment plan with them.

Do not try to skimp on cost when it comes to your body. This isn't a piercing that you can just take out and let it heal up if it looks bad. You don't want walleye tits, do you? You don't want to develop an infection and completely lose your tits altogether, do you?

I will never understand why people try and take the cheap way out about shit when it deals with their health and body.

Speaking of health and body, I've seen girls with these tight fake boobies and their rear looks like porridge. If your going to do this, hope you plan on keeping your body in stellar tight ass shape. Yeah, I know, your 23, you'll never get old, but when you do, just keep that in mind. Nothing worse than fake "and" saggy...

MacLaren wrote:

Speaking of health and body, I've seen girls with these tight fake boobies and their rear looks like porridge. If your going to do this, hope you plan on keeping your body in stellar tight ass shape. Yeah, I know, your 23, you'll never get old, but when you do, just keep that in mind. Nothing worse than fake "and" saggy...

There's that.

/sigh

I miss my 23 year old body.

ShivaKitty wrote:

Yeah, I will readily admit that I could have done really well as a glamor model, had I modified my chest to match the measurements of my lower half. I didn't have the foresight to realize that when I first started modeling, or the income, or the drive to do so, since I've always liked my body.... but, many women do it to increase their perceived value when they are making a living off their looks. If your body is disproportionate, and you change that, it can make a significant difference in your income, the types of jobs you get, and the rate at which you book those jobs.

Shiva Kitty - Your body rocks! Perfect example of someone who takes really great care of what she has, and not worry about what she doesn't... Rock on....

Bare Essential Photos wrote:
To OP --

Here's some advice. Women who get boob jobs do it to enhance their self-image. It seems to me that counseling is the answer, not the knife.


Gabby

Oh brother.

DaG wrote:

Oh brother.

Oh wow!  There are LOTS of reasons for boob jobs and not all enhancements to self image require counseling. That is like saying going to the gym is to enhance your self image and counseling is the answer to that... or Ben and Jerry's!

Brett Hunt wrote:
well I have seen more than a few women get the money for a boob job by asking for it on ebay with the promise of a before and after photo.

I have never heard of this.  It would seem contrary to ebays TOS.  (Not disagreeing, just haven't heard of it).

I have, however, heard of women starting fundraising websites like "Buy Me New Boobs!" complete with Jerry Lewis Telethon style donation trackers and such.  Naturally, anybody who contributes to the cause gets a peek at the twins after they are implanted.  Pretty good idea for those too poor to afford it themselves. 

Which reminds me, I have to put some more money in my Paypal account...

Photos by Jeff B  wrote:
Oh wow!  There are LOTS of reasons for boob jobs and not all enhancements to self image require counseling. That is like saying going to the gym is to enhance your self image and counseling is the answer to that... or Ben and Jerry's!

Actually, no.

All breast implant surgeries are to enhance self image. It's not always just "Oh, I wish I had bigger boobs" however, it is to enhance self image.

If the person was truly happy with their appearance, they wouldn't need the surgery. Boob jobs are not a life saving, medically necessary plastic surgery. I can understand and sympathize with a lot of women who DO get them, because it's not always just "Oh, I just want big tits!"

Also, going to them gym is ALSO for the purpose of enhancing self image. You get the added benefit of being healthier, but really, would you go and sweat your ass off 4 or more times a week if it didn't make you look great? If you could be just as healthy without it? And I do know some people who take going to the gym and working out to an unhealthy obsession who COULD use some counseling.

Bare Essential Photos wrote:
To Elizabeth Claret --

Thank you!

Cosmetic surgery, within the context of this thread, is being done for enhancing her self-image and maybe helping out her pocket book, as well. She does have various options for solving her self-image situation. I was simply suggesting counseling because which didn't require the knife. So many beautiful women scar their bodies with various cosmetic surgeries for reasons which could be solved with counseling. It's not the only solution, but it's one she should consider.


Gabby

Please don't rub it in my face that I agreed with you for once, or defended something you said.

I don't have an issue with cosmetic surgery as long as it is well thought out and carefully researched, and not done on a whim. A person's body is there own damn business, honestly.

I hope the OP does take into consideration that her body will likely not remain the same as it is now. Hell, I had an A cup until I was 22, and now I'm almost a D cup. The things don't stop growing just because you're over 18.

Good Egg Productions wrote:
If you want it bad enough, you will save the money to purchase it.

Consider it your best motivation to your goal.

I would imagine if everyone with bad credit could just finance anything, there would [be] people with even worse credit.

Well said.

Anastazya wrote:
I myself have been considering a "breast lift". I am naturally a 32G and I am 43. Sure they sag, ya they dont look the same but the thought of having the lift surgery "SCARES ME TO DEATH". Part of me wants it real bad and part of me wants to stay me, au natural!

I completely understand your desire to have this surgey. I mean if you look all around you women are getting their boobs done. But like the other posts, it comes at a price!! Not just money $$$$ but health as well. But I know what its like to want something so bad that you look beyond the risks.

Sure I enjoy modeling and its fun and I will keep doing it until it stops being fun but I had more satisfaction from being a mother, wife and other things in life.

Having big boobs isnt what its cracked up to be!! Not only that but finding bras that fit is a pain in the butt!! Good luck to you and I hope either way that you get what you want.

I looked at yours and they are so perfect. Natural. That is just the way they lay perfectly.

Elizabeth Claret wrote:
I miss my 23 year old body.

Since you're 26 now, you had to have been 23 when I shot you (the 3rd model I ever shot).   I think you look better now then you did then.

LNZBZ wrote:
I have been wanting to get implants for a long time and have decided to do it after returning from Germany.  I saw a doctor, etc. and she quoted me the price and it was at least $7000 for silicon gel (which is what I want, not saline) implants.

She is one of the best in Cincinnati and I don't want to go to a bad Dr.  Saving money is not worth risking my life.

Does anyone know of a Good Dr that charges less near Cincinnati?  And does anyone know where to get financing for a person with bad credit?

(No negative comments please.  Just asking for some Advice, not Personal Opinions. Thanks)

first thing is from looking at your port I can't tell why you would need a boob job ....from what I can see there anyway(no nudes??) I find Perky is much better than BIG

this model had her's done in the military ,if that might help you

https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/18298211

barepixels wrote:
OP here is a thought.  How about spending 4 or 5 grands on a trainer to loose 20-30 pounds.  It's cheaper then $7 grands and it's safer.

sort of sounds like a good idea butttt the models I know that have lost weight loose it in the boobs first....not good for pretty photos at all

X Charles Beasley wrote:

sort of sounds like a good idea butttt the models I know that have lost weight loose it in the boobs first....not good for pretty photos at all

That's where I lose it first! Err...lost it, rather.

Shawna Marie W wrote:

That's where I lose it first! Err...lost it, rather.

yea ummmmm.... well when selecting a model to shoot I'll take perky and shapely any day over size

Elizabeth Claret wrote:
You're 23. Why don't you wait until you really completely finish growing and/or pop out a kid before dropping 7 grand on boobs?

Maybe spend the money on something useful, like, college.

However, if you're hellbent on stuffing your likely still growing chest full of plastic, don't skimp on it. Do your research, find a good surgeon, and work out a payment plan with them.

Do not try to skimp on cost when it comes to your body. This isn't a piercing that you can just take out and let it heal up if it looks bad. You don't want walleye tits, do you? You don't want to develop an infection and completely lose your tits altogether, do you?

I will never understand why people try and take the cheap way out about shit when it deals with their health and body.

+10,000   Love to hear someone with a brain on the other side!

barepixels wrote:
OP here is a thought.  How about spending 4 or 5 grands on a trainer to loose 20-30 pounds.  It's cheaper then $7 grands and it's safer.

Low blow. She didn't ask if she should lose weight, she asked how to afford boobs.

Amelia Talon wrote:
Low blow. She didn't ask if she should lose weight, she asked how to afford boobs.

I wasn't trying to dis her.  I just think she have her priority backward.

Bare Essential Photos wrote:
To OP --

Here's some advice. Women who get boob jobs do it to enhance their self-image. It seems to me that counseling is the answer, not the knife.


Gabby

It was more of a preference for me than a necessity. Sure, it boosted the confidence I had in myself but before I was already happy with my body. Like I said, it was more of a preference than a necessity.

Bare Essential Photos wrote:
To Andy Rodriguez Photo --

That's what BFs are for ... lol


Gabby

If it is for self-image, so what? If it makes someone feel absolutely wonderful, and sexy, and drop dead gorgeous, and that it was a good investment to their happiness and the way they see themselves, why is that an issue with you?

Sheesh.

Also, how come it's always women that are the first to jump on other women about improving their self-image? Half the time neither of the women would even consider each other potential partners, so it isn't any of their business.