Plastic surgery can sometimes be a pricey procedure, which is why many doctors recommend that patients save up well in advance. But some apparently can't wait, as proved by a new website, MyFreeImplants.com, which aims to connect women who can't afford breast implants with so-called "benefactors" who are willing to cover the costs, reports My Fox Houston. Women who use the site can set up an online profile much like they would on a dating website. They upload pictures and personal information, and then browse men or women who may be persuaded to help fund the cost of the plastic surgery. One user, Prissilla, is a young woman in her 20s who said she began stuffing her bra in the sixth grade. She's still unhappy with the size of her bust, but found she couldn't afford the $5,000 it would cost to have them surgically enhanced. "I want to feel more womanly," she told the news source. "I want to wear a bikini and feel confident. I want the implants because I was not born with medium breasts or normal-sized breasts." Unlike other users, she doesn't upload **** pictures of herself, but does take donations for her surgery. She rewards her donors, she says, by sending them a few more pictures or chatting with them. And now, only three months after she signed up, she's got 10 percent of the money she needs. A visit to the website shows a few pictures of women in seductive poses, and a banner that loudly boasts of 950 success stories. It also provides links to board-certified plastic surgeons who may be able to help guide these women in their search for a new look.
