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Article: Transumbilical Breast Augmentation.
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- AORN Journal
- Article date:
- October 1, 2000
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Throughout history the female breast has attracted attention. Archeological investigations, for example, reveal numerous instances of breast enhancement by means of the cut and style of clothing. Historically, padding and the use of corsets were the mainstay of creating the appearance of larger breasts. Approximately 100 years ago, surgical attempts to augment the breast began. Transplanted body fat was tried first, and has been tried since, but has not been successful. Since 1899, a variety of substances (eg, paraffin, silicone oil) have been injected into breasts to enlarge them, but none of these substances were satisfactory. A variety of objects also have been ...
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