Girls With The Mostest

G W T M · Last edited by G W T M on Sat Dec 23, 2006 5:28 pm; edited 2 times in total

If you think about it, the idea of surgically implanting bags of gel into a woman's breasts seems a bit drastic. American women were not the first to try to enlarge the size of their breasts from within. That distinction belongs to the Japanese.

The prostitutes of post-World War II Japan catered to a large American occupation force. They found that the GIs were used to the larger American breasts of the women back home. The relatively diminutive bosoms of the Japanese were less of a turn-on for the men, and the gals with the bigger boobs did better business.

To remedy this situation, the Japanese prostitutes resorted to getting injections of saline solution or goat's milk to swell the breasts. Both were quickly absorbed into the body and caused infections. Next, paraffin wax was tried. Although it stayed in the bosom longer, the procedure was painful and the results were lumpy. Doctors then came up with the idea of injecting the women with liquid silicone, a brand new product from Dow Corning, which was inert but hard to find.

Silicone has several military applications and was not readily available except on the black market. It was an immediate hit. The breasts could be greatly increased in size with a soft, natural feel. Silicone was not absorbed into the body so the look lasted, and complications were few. It didn't take long for news of this new wonder-chemical's magical breast-enhancement potential to travel back to American plastic surgeons.