Is the Free Breast Implants Website a Bad Idea?

Hi there-
I am very familiar with the website you refer to. Here's the way it works...
A woman interested in breast augmentation surgery signs up and posts some photos and a plea for financial assistance with the costs of surgery. She stipulates the kinds of contacts she is willing to entertain and what she is "willing to do" in exchange for financial assistance from the male "members" of the site. In most cases, requests are made by male members for photos of the prospective patient wearing certain types of clothing (or no clothing), but in some cases, requests are made for in-person interviews (ahem)...
At best, this is bordering on pornography (giving strange men photos of yourself in revealing clothing for financial gain), and at worst prostitution (imagine a situation where a woman is financially indebted to a man who insists on meeting her to get his "money's worth"...
Consider also the fact that things posted to the internet are "out there" forever, never to be taken back... How would you like for those revealing photos you posted of yourself in order to get some guy in Albuquerque to help you pay for your implants to pop up 20 years from now?
I think this is exploitation of women at its very worst. You should save your money and protect your privacy and dignity.

The price of Breast Implant operation depends on several factors such as the difficulty of your case and your request for your operation area.
In my practice, prices for Breast Implant operation reaches from 3250 Euro up to 3750 Euro range, and it also includes the travel package such as accommodation, local transfers, and language assistance. If you want to learn more you can click the link below.

I understand that some patients feel that having someone else pay for their cosmetic surgery is the only way they can afford to do what they want. However, part of being a good candidate for elective surgery is choosing a time that is right for you and will not put you at financial risk. The website set up to attract women looking for someone else to pay for their surgery is in poor taste and surgeons participating are unethical. Offering to share your photos online in exchange for financial support is clearly misguided. Waiting until to you can manage the cost of the surgery and the cost of rare but possible complications is the best option. 

It really is up to you whether you would like to go through this site to fund your surgery. However, you can consider another option, which is financing. Your surgery is covered by the financing company, and then you simply make instalments per month. Sometimes, instalments can be as low as $120. 

i have no personal experience with this site.  ie i have never had a patient who mentioned that this is how they are paying for the surgery.  knowing how this site works, however, i believe it is at best exploitation and at worst illegal.  avoid it please and save your dignity! 

I personally have not heard of this website. I would caution you about what sort of relationship you may be entering. Please be careful.

Please research carefully, what you must trade to get free implants.  All decisions have long-term consequences on your emotional and psycologically well being. 

I never heard of this site until very recently when  a woman came infor a consult and told me she was paying for the implants this way. My staff and I went on this site and were a bit suprised, to say the least. You are definitely not getting the impants for "free". You are establishing a relationship of sorts with "gentlemen" who are unknown to you and providing them with photos of yourself. What those photos are is between the two of you.
My advice is don't do it. I read though my colleagues responses on this and we are pretty much unified in this recommendation.

Nothing in life is free. One would have to wonder what you would have to do in the end to receive these "free implants". Continue down the path of saving your money for this procedure. You will find it very rewarding in the end. 

This is a very interesting question and not something that can be answered with anything absolute.  I have actually not worked with any clients who have used this service but am a little skeptical about the proverbial "strings" that may be attached to having someone else fund your surgery.
First, you need to ask yourself why a complete stranger would actually pay for your surgery. I may be a bit old-fashioned but I have to imagine that anyone who would pay for a complete stranger's augmentation would most likely expect something in return.  I would obviously be very careful of this.
Next, if they are paying for your surgery do they think they have a say so in the size or type of your implants? My answer here would be...probably.
All in all, I would recommend avoiding this type of arrangement. I may be wrong but human nature is relatively predictable and so I would be concerned about expectations.
I hope this helps! 

My advice: don't do it. I think the fact that you feel "a little bit weird" about this website, and wonder if you will feel good about the surgery afterwards, are both clear indications you should not finance your implants this way. I am not too familiar with the website, but if you have to post naked pictures of yourself to get some stranger to pay for your implants, I do not think this is a good idea. Do not make a hasty decision that you will regret and cannot take back.
I understand it is important to you to get your breast implants, and it sounds like you are dedicated to saving up for the surgery. Please keep in mind complications can occur, and if you barely saved up enough for the implants, you will be in trouble if any complications do occur.
In your situation, I do have a few suggestions. The first is to find a board certified plastic surgeon that offers financing. One example of financing that many plastic surgeons offer is CareCredit. You can look at the site online, apply, and see what you qualify for. This way you don't have to wait for surgery, and can instead find a payment plan you can afford. The second thing -- consider finding a surgeon who participates with Cosmetassure, which is cosmetic surgery insurance. This helps cover costs if you did happen to have a complication, and has it's own rules, etc. Lastly, in addition to being a good candidate physically and emotionally, you really need to be in a place where it makes sense financially. You do not want to shop by price alone. You want to carefully choose the surgeon that can get you the best result in a safe manner.
Good luck!