Nine out of ten women would boost bust size with ‘boob jabs’

resource:  STV Living

Bust boost: Many women would like to ehance their breasts.

A survey has found that a massive 89 per cent of women would opt to have a ‘boob jab’ injection in a bid to increase their bra size.

The non-surgical procedure helps women to enhance their busts without having to go under the knife, and can sometimes give a more natural look than breast implants.

The interesting figures were released before the launch of the cosmetic surgery TV chat show, MyFaceMyBody,  based on a survey of 523 people in Manchester and London during February this year.
And results showed women aren’t the only ones keen on boosting bra sizes, with nearly a quarter of men admitting they actually prefer real breasts to ‘fake' enhanced ones. A third of women also admitted that their partner or spouse would be happy to stump up the cash to get bigger breasts for them.

But it seems that many are worried about the repercussions of actually going under the knife, with 63 per cent of women saying their main concern of having a boob job is that their breasts would look fake, making the boob jab a more favorable option for many - despite well-publicized concerns about injections in the breast area. Almost half of the women surveyed also believed, incorrectly, that implants can burst at high altitudes.