Tamaño mamario y autoestima

A mayor tamaño mamario conseguido mediante cirugía plástica,mejor la autoestima y la sexualidad.

Un estudio de la Universidad de Florida pone de manifiesto que el aumento de tamaño mamario mejora significativamente la propia imagen y la sensación de satisfacción.

El estudio incluyó 84 mujeres de 21 a 57 años que fueron evaluadas en su autoestima y sexualidad antes y después de cirugía cosmética de aumento mamario. Entre los aspectos estudiados se consideraron la función sexual, estimulación, satisfacción, experiencia y actitudes.

La puntuación media de autoestima pasó de de 20,7 a 24,9 en una escala de 30 puntos; mientras que la puntuación de la función sexual pasó de 27,2 a 31,4 en una escala de 36 puntos. Es importante resaltar que después de cirugía aumento el deseo sexual un 78%, la exitabilidad un 81% y la satisfacción sexual un 57%. Este tipo de resultados no es nada nuevo; desde hace más de 50 años, diferentes estudios han señalado los beneficios del aumento de tamaño mamario en la autoestima y la sexualidad. Además, la autorización de los implantes de silicona se ha basado en la mejora de la autoestima y la identidad personal.

La autora del estudio, la Dra. Cynthia Figueroa-Haas, añadió que:

"So much attention is directed to men's sexuality issues; we have all seen countless commercials on drugs and therapy devoted to improving men's sexuality. Unfortunately, very little is discussed regarding women's sexuality issues," Figueroa-Haas said. "I strongly believe that my research shows that interventions such as cosmetic plastic surgery can address these sorts of issues for some women. For example, those women who may have breast changes due to nursing or from the inevitable natural aging process. These women may not feel as attractive, which could ultimately negatively impact their levels of self-esteem and sexuality."

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Effect of breast augmentation mammoplasty on self-esteem and sexuality: a quantitative analysis.

Figueroa-Haas CL.
College of Nursing, University of Florida, Gainesville, USA. cindiarn@nursing.ufl.edu

Although not extensively researched, psychologic factors have attributed to the growing number of performed breast augmentation procedures. The reported a 293% increase in the cases of cosmetic surgery since 1997. The percent increase in breast augmentation procedures performed in 2003 was up 12 (280 procedures up to 401). As the number of women seeking breast augmentation surgery continues to rise, an increasing number of healthcare professionals are likely to be confronted with questions, concerns, and complications that often accompany the procedure. Consequently, it is important that healthcare providers comprehend the degree to which self-esteem and/or sexuality may affect their patients' outcomes. Healthcare professionals must ascertain specific nursing skills and attitudes while caring for the cosmetic surgical patient. Therefore, the purpose of this research is to gain an understanding of the changes that occur in the levels of self-esteem and sexuality following the breast augmentation. Test of the study hypotheses 1 through 4 failed to be rejected, thereby supporting significant positive relationships between the variables. Statistical analysis of Hypothesis 5 found positive significance between breast augmentation, self-esteem, and the demographic variables-educational level and history of previous cosmetic surgery.

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