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A Cosmetic Surgeon in Beverly Hills Can Bring Back Symmetry to a Woman’s Breasts
The female body has been the subject of artists for centuries. One famous example is Sandro Botticelli’s painting, The Birth of Venus, depicts the goddess emerging from a clamshell with a perfect body and breasts.
Today the same image is on all types of merchandise like coffee cups, blankets, t-shirts and tote bags. It’s apparent the goddess Venus is still appreciated today! Another example of untethered femineity comes from Amedeo Modigliani who created a beautiful collection of female paintings until his early death at 35 in 1920. His women in their reclining poses are serene. They almost challenging the viewer in how open they are with their bodies. And Modigliani’s paintings still fetch incredible prices at auction . We could go on forever about artists and their muses, but the point is women’s bodies have been admired throughout society. Artists make them demure, relaxed, or proud and unashamed. But in real life, many women may want to feel just as good in clothes, but might be uncomfortable with their breasts. And it’s a common feeling. Psychology Today posted an article noting that a majority of women are dissatisfied with their breasts. And although we do not judge why they are unhappy, we know that some women are dealing with a specific situation that feels very personal.
For example, girls who participate in sports like tennis may notice that one breast is smaller than the other as adults. Or girls with large breasts who compete in running without a proper bra can notice early sagging. And finally, around 100,000 women experience a mastectomy due to breast cancer. Unbalanced or non-existent breasts are a real experience that removes a woman’s confidence.
A Breast Reduction or Reconstruction Can Make a Woman Feel ‘Whole Again’
Woman may experience moments that can destroy their sense of freedom and femininity. She may not feel comfortable in a two-piece bikini reclining at the beach. And maybe low-cut or cleavage-showing clothing is completely out of the question. There are certain mammoplasty procedures that could help a woman feel whole again and enjoy the freedom to wear what makes her happiest. Mammoplasty, or breast surgery, reshapes and augments the appearance of a woman’s breasts. There are three main types:
- Augmentation Mammoplasty: Uses breast implants or fat transfer to enlarge and reshape the breasts, helping women achieve fuller, more even breasts and boosting self-confidence.
- Reduction Mammoplasty: Breast reduction surgery can reconstruct large, sagging breasts by removing extra tissue, then lifting and contouring them.
- Reconstruction Mammoplasty: After a mastectomy, this procedure restores breast shape helping women regain their sense of wholeness and femininity.
Women’s naked bodies have been displayed in art all over the world. But that special ‘glow’ in her face that artists find the key to creating a masterpiece comes from within. And when women are confident and feeling free they become a thing of beauty.