I am planning on getting breast augmentation surgery in mid may, and was wondering how long it would be until I could wear a bathing suit to go out to the pool. I know it will be a little longer until I can actually get in the water, but I would rather be out there with my friends than stay cooped up in the house.

I live in Greece and I am sure that I am going to have a breast augmentation surgery but I don’t really know the legal age for that.Do I have to be 18 years old ?I have heard many different things about 16,18,22 years or so but I don’t know what the legal age is.I want something that concerns the Greek laws not other countries because they may be different.Ten points best answer.
I didn’t say I did it for attraction to a specific man……

I am having breast augmentation surgery on 11/07/07. I have to go to my pre-op testing on Saturday and I am scared if I tell them I smoke they won’t do the surgery. Obviously, there are some people who have this done that smoke, so how far in advance do I have to stop?

Breast augmentation is the enlargement of breast volume by the surgical placement of a saline breast implant, silicone breast implant or cohesive gel breast implant. There are several different types of implants to choose from such as, textured, smooth, and saline, silicone and more. Breast augmentation surgery can increase your natural cup size dramatically. Breast augmentation can be performed to make smaller breasts appear larger, balance breasts that are asymmetrical, or restore fullness that has diminished with age or as a result of pregnancy.

Breast augmentation surgery — also known as augmentation mammaplasty — can be performed in a surgical center or hospital outpatient facility. Breast augmentation surgery usually takes 1 to 2 hours. This, of course varies from person to person. Breast augmentation is performed as a day case procedure (the patient goes home the same day). You usually go home the same day, but on occasion you might require a hospital stay. The patient normally has a general anaesthetic (the patient is asleep).

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