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Gerard Lambe, a consultant plastic surgeon at the Reflect Clinic in Manchester and a spokesman for British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons, is one of those surgeons offering the service.
They can be used to show what a woman's breast would look like if they were made bigger or smaller.
Gerard, who has been using the technology for a year, told The Sun Online: "They have been a huge advance, in my eyes.
"I have been doing plastic surgery for a long time and augmentation [making them bigger] was a bit in the stone age.
"You would have three or four sizes (of implants) that would just get stuffed in a bra and the woman would say it looks OK or it doesn't.
"This software allows you to show what a round implant would look like as opposed to a tear drop one, it allows you to simulate what it would look like under the muscle and over the muscle.
(Score: 2, Insightful) by Anonymous Coward on Friday October 20 2017, @06:32AM (2 children)
Does it also simulate the intensity of back pains for carrying a larger rack?
(Score: 4, Informative) by Grishnakh on Friday October 20 2017, @02:32PM (1 child)
Not just that; does it simulate the loss of sensation a woman is likely to experience after an augmentation? Or how about the unsightly scar lines? Those things have nearly ruined porn, along with the tattoo craze.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Friday October 20 2017, @05:03PM
You just gotta use the keyword "vintage". (Of course then they are all hairy too.)