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My wife is Chinese and currently small breasted. I say "currently" because she's considering getting implants. I'm not necessarily thrilled about the idea, but I'll support her in her decisions. Now, don't get me wrong - I love breasts - but I'm quite accustomed to her physical attributes just as they are.
She's 5'4" and weighs about 120 - I love her shape. Currently, she's an "A" cup, self conscience (sp?) of her current breast size, and is considering going to a very full "C" or "D". We have one daughter and we are comtemplating having another child.
She looks great in a bikini now - and will obviously look more curvy in the future - and I'm all for that, but I want her to be cautious in making a choice for an elective surgery.
My questions are:
1) Does making a 2 or 3 size cup increase typically provide for a good, natural, and pleasing result?
2) If she becomes pregnant after the implants, typically what negatives or positives should be expected by the time she's done breast feeding?
3) What are the best suggestions for supporting her pursuit, while also communicating efforts to minimize negative outcomes? I'm trying to be the supportive husband here.
I thank you in advance for your time and consideration regarding my questions.
She's 5'4" and weighs about 120 - I love her shape. Currently, she's an "A" cup, self conscience (sp?) of her current breast size, and is considering going to a very full "C" or "D". We have one daughter and we are comtemplating having another child.
She looks great in a bikini now - and will obviously look more curvy in the future - and I'm all for that, but I want her to be cautious in making a choice for an elective surgery.
My questions are:
1) Does making a 2 or 3 size cup increase typically provide for a good, natural, and pleasing result?
2) If she becomes pregnant after the implants, typically what negatives or positives should be expected by the time she's done breast feeding?
3) What are the best suggestions for supporting her pursuit, while also communicating efforts to minimize negative outcomes? I'm trying to be the supportive husband here.
I thank you in advance for your time and consideration regarding my questions.