Breast Augmentation Financing
Is the world going friggin crazy? Breast Augmentation Financing – where are you getting your money for your plastic surgery procedure? Plastic Surgery funded by strangers is the latest wave to float round the world. Crowdfunding for medical procedures otherwise unaffordable has been a popular way for the masses to contribute to a needy child requiring a new heart, or other worthwhile causes; however it has taken on a life of its own and you can now crowd fund almost anything – including your plastic surgery procedure.
Social acceptance of this method of funding your boob job is definitely still out with the jury. The concerns lay with what expectations lie with the men (and yes, it is mostly men doing the donating and funding) have from the women they are financing. What do they want in return? The founder of one of the bigger and more established sites says it’s a completely safe environment where contact between donor and benefactor is limited to communication on the website so it is monitored.
However, there have been reports from women from both sides of the story. Some have said they were approached to be involved in pornography movies or other mostly undesirable offers; and others have said they never received any requests from their donors other than a thank you and perhaps a chat or two through the website. Indeed, there appear to be several happy endings.
However, we here at the Plastic Surgery Hub think you need to be beware. Example, having your photo posted on one of these sites may mean you end up being obsessed over by men you’ve never even met. We’re not saying all the men on these sites are undesirable, horny men (many of them could be genuine and generous and one of them even says it’s just his hobby!) but there is definitely the possibility of that element being present. It also means you; your information and your photos are out there on the World Wide Web, linked to a subject that unfortunately might attract some unwanted attention.
There are several other ways to finance your surgery. Besides good old fashioned saving, you might also be able to take out a low interest loan or credit card. There’s also
There are also instances where some patients can access their super funds to pay for their procedure/s. Whatever you decide, you need to identify the right method of finance for you, both morally and practically.
If you need help sourcing finance or a payment plan, drop us an email at [email protected]
Trish
Trish is a plastic surgery blogger. She is passionate about wellbeing, health and beauty, and doesn't mind a little bit of 'help' from the amazing cosmetic and beauty procedures that are available today. Trish spends her days talking to women and men who are looking for suggestions and advice on procedures that are available to them. Cutting through the sales pitch and hype, a down-to-earth response on general information is what you will get.
I am in my early teens. when I was around 7 I received my first nose comment. A girl walked up to me and asked me what happened to my nose and why I had such a big bump . I didn’t know what she was talking about so I told her I fell and I got hurt there. Later I started paying attention to my nose and noticed that the bump was not going away. I chose to ignore it and moved on. Later on at 10 years old, the comments have begun again, my nose grew twice the size it was and I got called a halk, a witch, “big nose”. I got comments saying that I would actually be kinda pretty if I had a small nose. Other comments were even worse, saying that I should just cut it off and it would look way better. I would come home almost everyday upset and occasionally even cry myself to sleep, I still do until this day. I try not to show that I’m upset about it in front of others so I try to laugh it of, but that laughing mostly turns into crying so I have to run into the bathroom. I am sooo insecure about my nose. When I sit in public or if I walked by someone i know when I am turned to the side, I cover my nose with my hand of hair or maybe even run away because I know that they would immediately think I’m ugly. I tried all the nose shrinking hacks there probobly is on the internet and none of them did anything which made my self confidence go even more down. I am finishing middle school where I have spent 8 years of my life, and im so scared to go to highschool because I know that I’m going to get even more horrible comments said to me. I have been through anxiety, depression and so many other things that a 13 year old should not be going through. My parents tell me that my nose is still shaping so I would never know the end result, but I know that it will probobly grow even bigger in size, possibly duplicate again. you are only aloud to get a nose job at atleast 15-16 years old meaning that I still have atleast 3 years of torture. Nose jobs cost a lot and I want to start doing something about it, I try to work as much as I can, getting small jobs because I’m still young. but even if I keep this up, getting like 20$ a week won’t ever get me even close to half a nosejob. my parents don’t want to help me because they think beauty is on the inside not outside, but they have no idea of what I have been through because I don’t share this with anybody. It’s a big step for me to share my story with the world and probably barely anyone actually read this but writing this really helped me cope with my situation, knowing that there is a little spark of hope of getting to my dream. I don’t expect to get as much as my goal but atleast a tiny bit would mean the world to me.
thank you so much for all of you who have read my story and especially those who are even willing to donate 50 cents. I don’t want to put my real name because god forbid one of my peers would ever find this so
– xoxo rosie