quote:

ORIGINAL: RumpusParable

Sorry you're getting the childish responses, OP, it happens.

quote:

ORIGINAL: Ph0enixF1re

Please, no flames about "safety."

I am weighing getting my slave breast implants vs. just a lift. Either way, there will certainly be a time that I can't do any kind of breast torture, at least until the scars are fully healed and the underlying tissue is healed. I know that. I am considering a silicon, sub-muscular implant. The implants will be cohesive gel.

Does anyone have any ACTUAL experience with heavy breast torture after an augmentation or anchor lift?

By heavy, I mean caning (up to and including a 5/8 inch cane, leaving railroad tracks), paddles, electro-torture, squeezing (hard enough that your fingers are only an inch or so apart), and 180 degree twisting.

I don't intend on chancing it too much, and assume that as long as I stay focused on the glandular tissue, there shouldn't be to much of a problem because the implant is protected by the pectoral muscle, yet I will still scale things back significantly if I do the implants.

Someone who had a chance to ask these questions of a kink freindly plastic surgeon would be helpful.

quote:

There have been a number of implant manufacturer studies conducted to determine the frequency of nipple and breast sensation changes experienced by women who have had breast augmentation surgery. According to the largest implant manufacturers, Inamed and Mentor, studies suggest that between five and nine percent of patients experience intense changes in nipple sensation at three years and ten percent do at five years. An additional ten percent of patients will experience a permanent loss of nipple sensation. Seven to eight percent of patients experience intense skin sensation between three and five years after breast augmentation surgery.

This means that over thirty percent of all women will experience nipple and breast sensation changes after breast augmentation surgery. There are some factors that can increase the risk of nipple and breast sensation changes following surgery. Periareolar incision techniques pose a greater likelihood that the patient will experience nipple and breast sensation changes. A few studies have also shown an increase in this risk for patients who undergo the transaxillary incision technique. Nipple and breast sensation changes are possible with any type of incision when nerve damage is caused.

Nipple and breast sensation changes also seem to be more common in patients who choose subglandular, rather than submuscular, placement of the breast implants. This complication is more likely with subglandular placement because there is a greater chance that the surgical procedure will interfere and damage the outer layers of the skin that are responsible for sensation.

quote:

ORIGINAL: Ph0enixF1re

Please, no flames about "safety."

I am weighing getting my slave breast implants vs. just a lift. Either way, there will certainly be a time that I can't do any kind of breast torture, at least until the scars are fully healed and the underlying tissue is healed. I know that. I am considering a silicon, sub-muscular implant. The implants will be cohesive gel.

Does anyone have any ACTUAL experience with heavy breast torture after an augmentation or anchor lift?

By heavy, I mean caning (up to and including a 5/8 inch cane, leaving railroad tracks), paddles, electro-torture, squeezing (hard enough that your fingers are only an inch or so apart), and 180 degree twisting.

I don't intend on chancing it too much, and assume that as long as I stay focused on the glandular tissue, there shouldn't be to much of a problem because the implant is protected by the pectoral muscle, yet I will still scale things back significantly if I do the implants.

Someone who had a chance to ask these questions of a kink freindly plastic surgeon would be helpful.