In her famous music video Wrecking Ball Miley Cyrus is swinging scantily dressed a sledgehammer, baring all and riding on a wrecking ball lasciviously. 500 million people watched this video on YouTube, which caused a sensation in media. With its release the 20-year-old succeeded in getting rid of her virtuous role as Hannah Montana from the Disney children’s series of the same name, to which she has to owe the biggest part of her glory and her younger fans.
Of course we can image that such a video brings a lot of critics to the area. Some have argued that Miley looks like a boy with her new fair head and that her attempt to shoot a lascivious music video could not be taken for serious. I propose that you take a look on Wrecking Ball on YouTube to form an opinion if the former teen star appears erotic…
Currently it is rumored that the young star is thinking about a breast augmentation for some time: “Miley thinks new boobs will make her look more womanly and help her get taken more seriously,” says an insider towards the British magazine Daily Star. Well, Miley’s breasts are thoroughly aesthetic, as we can see in Wrecking Ball. Nevertheless she is dreaming – like many other women – of a breast augmentation. Probably she is thinking that this breast augmentation would support her to feel more feminine and to get away from her Hannah Montana Disney image.
For the just 20-year-old a breast augmentation is a considerable step, which should be well thought out. As an alternative to silicone implants, which must be renewed after a few years and in addition make the breast look a little artificial, breast augmentation with stem cell-enriched autologous fat (Cell-Assisted Lipotranfer, CAL) could be suitable for Miley. After such a breast augmentation with the body’s own fat the breasts look natural in every position, when standing, lying, sitting, or in motion, and they also feel the same.
The results of the treatment with stem cell-enriched autologous fat are sustainable and mostly repeat treatments are superfluous. The first step of a breast augmentation with autologous fat is a liposuction. Therefore Miley would have to divest herself from some fat pads of her butt, thighs, and hips. The fat would be harvested by hand with special microcannulas. Afterwards stem cells get extracted from a part of the collected fat and the remaining fat portion gets enriched with them. In the last step stem cell-enriched autologous fat gets injected into the breast.
Stem cell breast augmentation is suitable both for women who like to have more volume and for those who like to get back volume which they have lost. However, the precondition is that the person concerned also wants to get slimmer down below, because we have to get the new breast volume from somewhere as long as we can’t “expand” it in the laboratory.
If breasts are very small and tight it is reasonable to wear a suction bra before the breast augmentation. Due to the generated vacuum it widens the tissue to create more space for the autologous fat injected for breast augmentation.
Because the procedure takes place on an outpatient basis under local anesthesia and just takes approximately two to two and a half hours, the patient is able to return home after the procedure and resume everyday life on the following day. Especially for a pop star, who is all the time around on the way to rehearsals or even on tour, it is important to avoid being absent.
Currently Miley Cyrus’ bar naked body is decorating Marc Jacobs T-shirts, whose proceeds benefit to dermal cancer research. Above her breasts you can read the slogan “Protect the skin you’re in”. My personal opinion regarding her wish to get a breast augmentation: Miley should leave her breasts and butt/thighs unchanged. They are well-formed and the proportions fit together. For her charitable dedication, which she’s hopefully taking serious and not just for PR, a natural naked body is certainly more suitable than an artificially “optimized” one. Even more important is the person’s own authenticity, not only in this case but also in other areas of life, says
DDr. Heinrich, MD