
Get ahead in your career and have more fun at parties with a fabulous new bun job?
You can spice up your love life, have more
fun at parties, improve your self image and even get ahead on the job by making a modest
but important investment in a booty-boosting butt implant.
And the bigger your bun
job, say grateful recipients, the better off youll be.
Beefed-up buns really can
be your ticket to a happier life, declares Susan Ambrosino, who conducted a series
of telephone surveys for a major womens magazine on cosmetic surgery generally and
implants in particular.
Theres something
about a firm, full, well-shaped bottom that makes people feel good about themselves.
Theyre more confident in clothes. They enjoy the looks and comments they get from
the opposite sex. Their self image improves.
And with that improved
confidence and self image, other good things happen. Men and women who used to be reserved
and uncertain at parties and on the job tell us that suddenly - and in some cases
miraculously - theyve become more assertive and self assured.
And these people
arent imagining things, either. Of a group of 22 women and 17 men who said they got
a career boost after surgery, all of the women and 15 of the men had tangible proof - a
raise, a promotion, or both, in their personnel files at work.
So, far from being a mere
exercise in vanity, the surgery really can have a positive and profound, life-changing
benefit for men and women of all ages and from all walks of life.
The findings shocked
me, she adds. Like a lot of people, I thought butt implants were the height of
vanity and a big joke. But not anymore.
According to Ambrosino, the
surveys show that butt-implant recipients are almost universally happy with their
tinkered-with tushes, sometimes for reasons that have nothing to do with self
image or appearance.
As one grateful male retiree put
it: I used to dread sitting down because I had lost all my padding. Now,
with my implants, I feel like Im perched on a cloud. Im thinking about going
back for bigger implants. The bigger the better.
As you might suspect, butt implants are
wildly popular with women who want to turn heads the way big-bottomed songbird Jennifer
Lopez does.
But increasing numbers of guys
are jumping on the buns of steel bandwagon, too. Why?
Theyre hoping to
plump up those ironing board behinds that follow them into middle age,
Ambrosino says with a laugh. And you know what? Theyre the first to admit it.
They know women like men
with little curve in their caboose.
Prices for the surgery varies
from $500 to $5,000 depending on where you live. Consult a surgeon near you for details,
Ambrosino says.
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