1. If it's so clear that the "before and after" picture is of not one but
two women, what is the intention behind it being restored? I know the
answers could very well be guessestimates at best at this point, but how can
we figure this out?
2. If the picture is showing results of a non-medical proc
On Sat, Sep 17, 2011 at 6:37 PM, Sarah wrote:
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> What really bothers me is the "before" image shows a woman within a
> normal range, yet we are presenting this as something in need of
> surgery. I'm concerned that young women could stumble on this and
> start to doubt themselves.
Somewhat rela
On Sat, Sep 17, 2011 at 13:00, Fred Bauder wrote:
>> On 17/09/2011 20:14, Fred Bauder wrote:
>>> A lot of this surgery is cosmetic surgery, thus it is a matter of
>>> taste,
>>> not a matter of dysfunction or normality. And, usually, is quite
>>> private
>>> and nobody's business.
>>
>> From an a
> On 17/09/2011 20:14, Fred Bauder wrote:
>> A lot of this surgery is cosmetic surgery, thus it is a matter of
>> taste,
>> not a matter of dysfunction or normality. And, usually, is quite
>> private
>> and nobody's business.
>
> From an average citizen's point of view, certainly. From a parent's,
On 17/09/2011 20:14, Fred Bauder wrote:
> A lot of this surgery is cosmetic surgery, thus it is a matter of taste,
> not a matter of dysfunction or normality. And, usually, is quite private
> and nobody's business.
From an average citizen's point of view, certainly. From a parent's,
educator's o
A lot of this surgery is cosmetic surgery, thus it is a matter of taste,
not a matter of dysfunction or normality. And, usually, is quite private
and nobody's business. So, I don't see a problem so long as the cosmetic
aspect is clear.
There is a plastic surgeon who specializes in this area that h
On 17/09/2011 19:17, Arnaud HERVE wrote:
> The woman on the right is also more muscular.
I meant the woman on the left, sorry.
Arnaud
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I think you are perfectly right, Sarah.
The woman on the right is also more muscular. The fact that those images
keep being restored shows a definite intention, which makes it not an
occasional mistake but a voluntary and persistent medical lie.
You are also right about the need of surgery. Fro
I don't know whether this is worth bothering about, but it's the kind
of thing that concerns me. Anyone not wanting to look at genitalia
should not click on the links.
I came across [[Labiaplasty]], while looking for material on female
genital mutilation. There's an image on the page of what is su
