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According to a report from Fox News in North Carolina, a woman who had undergone breast augmentation six weeks before the incident, was allegedly roughed up by a police officer after repeatedly telling him she has just had surgery. After she was pulled over with her fiancé, who it seems was wanted on a bench warrant in another state, the woman ignored police warnings to stay in the car. In an effort to pin her to the ground to arrest and handcuff her, the woman claims that the officer stepped on her breast causing bruising and that a doctor told her the implant might be ruptured?

Of course police have their job to do, and I’m not sure that this woman sounds completely on the up and up, but the moral of the story is that we are now so accustomed to talking openly about cosmetic surgery to total strangers. Makes you wonder what else she told those officers?!

And speaking of breast implants…

“Congratulations on your new boob job?” “Glad to see you got a breast lift?” I always thought these are the kinds of compliments you don’t actually want to get. If the whole world knows your breasts are enhanced or your face has been done, you’re busted. So what is really the point? But a new company has apparently seen a void in the marketplace and is selling a questionable line of greeting cards especially for plastic surgery patients, www.liftmeupcards.com. I’m pretty sure that Hallmark doesn’t have to be too nervous.

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