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[PrBlahBlahtson]

Originally Posted by mcatusf

A thought.... would this happen to males as well?

As SkruLuce said, it would work regardless of sex. You may have noticed that the breasts didn't quite have a natural look to them and that's going to be present either way. And if that's not quite what you meant, then I actually do recall a thread in the BEA's real world forum that mentioned using this in the scrotum with some success.

[Vengeance1701]

"Dude, I could get a bigger wang with that?" J/K.

Yeah, I noticed the unnatural look to them myself. I'm guessing that's because she had slightly deformed boobies to begin with....and the only thing the saline does is fill in, not reshape.

[PrBlahBlahtson]

Originally Posted by Vengeance1701

"Dude, I could get a bigger wang with that?" J/K.

Yeah, I noticed the unnatural look to them myself. I'm guessing that's because she had slightly deformed boobies to begin with....and the only thing the saline does is fill in, not reshape.

Half-right. Fluids in the body don't just flow where they want. They're contained, somehow. In a way, it's almost like she got make-shift implants. The saline was "in its bag" and couldn't move the way normal flesh would have. As for the shape of her breasts before hand, they were definitely not what most people think of as normal, but they're not uncommon. You'll find with experience that real breasts aren't always what most media would define as "perfect." Can't remember the statistic, but in a fair number of women, their sizes don't even match.

[Vengeance1701]

That much is true.... my thought was kinda half-formed, I guess.

What I meant more was.... because their shape wasn't round to begin with, they couldn't help but be a little deformed (as some previous poster commented on) when only volume and not shape was added to them.

[mcatusf]

i guess it can be used to "experience" the sensation of breasts. Unless there is a better temporary way to achieve that?

[Imaginos]

Originally Posted by PrBlahBlahtson

Half-right. Fluids in the body don't just flow where they want. They're contained, somehow. In a way, it's almost like she got make-shift implants. The saline was "in its bag" and couldn't move the way normal flesh would have. As for the shape of her breasts before hand, they were definitely not what most people think of as normal, but they're not uncommon. You'll find with experience that real breasts aren't always what most media would define as "perfect." Can't remember the statistic, but in a fair number of women, their sizes don't even match.

Probably would have been a more even distribution if they had done a needle above the nipple as they did and one below the nipple closer to the bottom of the breast itself and just regulated the flow visually.

[PrBlahBlahtson]

Originally Posted by mcatusf

i guess it can be used to "experience" the sensation of breasts. Unless there is a better temporary way to achieve that?

That's exactly what I like about it. Imagine a woman is thinking about getting a minor augmentation and wants to see how things will look beyond computer modeling. She wants to experience it before she decides and see just what the size would feel like. These aren't very long term, so she can get exactly that.

On a side note, I do believe this is one of the most mature and intellectual threads we've had in a while.

[Vengeance1701]

Has there been any research to see if there's negative effects of the skin stretching like that to accomodate the saline? I mean, I hope it's REALLY that safe.

[mcatusf]

Originally Posted by mcatusf

i guess it can be used to "experience" the sensation of breasts. Unless there is a better temporary way to achieve that?

EDIT: Does the injection into male pectoral area yield this sensation, or is there a better way to experience this?

[SkruLuce]

Actually, it's quite painful...you have to have a high tolerance for pain, or be able to cut yourself off from the sensation (mentally, or through the use of anesthetic) to be able to do it. So, to answer your question, you'd have the sensation of your pecs burning as if they were on fire.

[PrBlahBlahtson]

And on a similarly related note:
http://www.physorg.com/news116948260.html
Apparently it works well when fat cells from elsewhere in the body and stem cells extracted from those same fat cells are injected into deformations in the breast to repair them, with possible augmentation implied.

[rocketman78900]

i came back to look at this video, and it was gone
did anybody save it?