[GSeybold]

Isn't kind of weird because breasts actually serve a purchase post gestation but I wonder when down the line, they became such a sexual object? Look at some of the ancient Greek scenes depicting the saga of sex, you will see a man's hand on a woman's breast. So I guess even back then breasts were something sexual, albeit less than it is now of course.

We can't blame either sex for this. The enormous obsession with breast size is perpetuated by both men and women and I think plastic surgery has quite successfully cashed in on this obsession. Too bad we don't spend that kind of money finding a cure for cancer.

Have you watched some of this Plastic Surgery shows on TV, some of these doctors are as nutty as some of the patients. They don't know when to say no and seem to be obsessed with becoming a celebrity rather than a healthcare provider.

I've lived in the UK, Germany and Scotland and I don't remember such an obsession with breast size as I do in the U.S. Although I was a young adult then and probably didn't notice it as much as I do now.

I just read somewhere that plastic surgeons are being financially affected by the economy. Ah, poor babies! Not!