Breast implants left patient ‘in proportion’

A women who underwent breast augmentation surgery has spoken of how it has made her body look "natural and in proportion".

The Daily Mail reported on Jemma Dodd, a sales and marketing executive from Lincolnshire, who decided to undergo surgery to improve her confidence.

Ms Dodd explained that, for her, "looking good is an important part of feeling confident".

Commenting on her decision to have plastic surgery, Ms Dodd said: "I’m a great believer that if you feel good in yourself then you will exude confidence. That’s why, in March 2007, I had my breasts enlarged to a 34/36D."

She said that before her operation she "didn’t have much self-confidence", but admitted that now she "loves" her surgically-enhanced breasts.

Ms Dodd went as far as to say that she would recommend breast augmentation surgery to anyone.

Big Brother housemate Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace recently said she was looking to undergo further breast enlargement surgery admitting that "boob jobs are a bit like cake … once you’ve had a taste you just want more".