Interesting topic, since I’ve often wondered who in the world is getting these surgeries. I understand the butt implants and find them comparable to breast implants, although I wonder if they feel funny to sit on. Now, at least to me, the belly button and vagina are a bit of a different story. I understand if, as in your intro, there was an actual problem that made life less pleasant or more uncomfortable, but outside of that I don’t even know what a “perfect” vagina looks like, so how would I know if I got a good one…

I’m pretty confident I wouldn’t be on the list to get labiaplasty done. Nor would I get my belly button worked on or even butt implants. My butt has a hard enough time fitting into my jeans without implants.

I’m just not a fan of cosmetic surgery except in extreme cases. It has become something that people immediately jump to as a cure all– kinda like steroids. Again, I’m not talking about every situation. I’m talking about a shift in trends.

Having said all that, I suppose people have the right to do this. When it comes to discussions of personal rights, I’m much more comfortable with someone exercising this right than some others.

For me, I’m pretty content with my parts. A long time ago, I wanted to get calf implants. My calves were pretty non-existent and no matter how much I worked them, they never got better. Well, I really like my calves now. But it took a lot of work.

While I wouldn’t consider surgery THERE for cosmetic reasons alone, it’s hard for me, having had plastic surgery myself, to knock someone else for doing it.

I was *really* unhappy with the way my breasts looked after two kids, and I didn’t think there was any reason why I should have to be unhappy with them for the rest of my life. So, if one’s girly bits cause them to be self-conscious for some reason, go for it.

I agree with Curious Me. I would never get butt implants, but do find them comparable to boob implants. The other stuff – no way unless it was hurting me!
I would love lipo, but the very thought scares me to death. Ugh. I’ll have to do it the good ol’ fashioned way – work for it!

I worked with these Docs for a while. One of them joked that when his schedule became completely full, he took a month off and raised his prices.

I don’t understand the vanity that drives some women (and I guess some men) to plastic surgery.

I know several women who had breast augmentation but didn’t get the personality augmentation that would allow them to carry the new set of tits with confidence.

No, for me. No, for my partner. Frankly, I find a lot of the “conventional” plastic surgeries done to be either unnecessary or grotesque.

I’m of the school to leave nature alone unless for the reasons you gave.

However, I understand what having kids can do to a woman and I’ll never argue with a woman who wants a tummy tuck or boobie surgery to help get back to a pre-kid body.

I do wish there was a way to convince women with smaller breasts that most of us men think they are pretty regardless, we like them natural and to not get the surgery. Though I do understand the self confidence issue from today’s society that may cause a woman to do this. I’ll never argue, just state my opinion :)

For me, there is nothing I’d do to myself. I’d like bigger arms but genitics didn’t allow for that regardless of how much I go to the gym. And I think surgery would look stupid.

I’m with Biscuit on this one. I really do believe that cosmetic surgery can be over done, but if I had a significant self-esteem issue with my lady bits, I’d consider it!

Hell, if I had an extra $15K sitting around I’d take care of a tummy-tuck and breast lift. Who am I to judge?

Dana- I’m def not going to judge anyone for getting it done. One of my favorite shows is Dr. 90210 and there are some very interesting things people will get done to themselves.

I guess I was more curious other people’s opinions on it and if anyone here would consider it.

TUG- I understand breast implants, tummy tucks, etc…but less a fan of people getting implants for their arms, calves, etc. But just bc I wouldn’t do it doesn’t mean I mind someone else. :)

And I agree with you, someone else’s self esteem/confidence issues are not always understood. But they aren’t for us to understand.

Curious Me- LOL! I know right?! What exactly *does* a ‘perfect’ va-jay-jay look like!?!? But I do understand making it ‘different’ for comfort reasons.

PC- I’m pretty sure you def are NOT a good candidate for labiaplasty. *snort* Your ass is perfect, no butt implants for you ;)

Professor- that is surprising….most women I know how go through with breast augmentation usually grow in confidence.

After 2 pregnancies and breast-feeding both for about 8 or 9 months, ASM has expressed a desire to have her boobs done, which I’d support (no pun intended!).

I totally *don’t* get these other surgeries like implants in seemingly random areas or “fixing” a vajayjay.

For me? Heck no, I’m perfect! *snort*

I personally think that my ladybits look lovely and have yet to have a complaint from anyone that has been allowed an all access pass.

However if there was a surgery that could restore the inner workings of my lady bits to their virginal beginnings, I am all for that!