Robert Whitfield MDAmerica's Breast Implant Illness Expert™

Loss of sensation isn’t in your head — it’s neurological #shorts

1 Jan 2026 · 1 min

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This short YouTube interview (host Robert Whitfield MD; guest Susan Bratton) combines personal testimony and clinical framing about breast pleasure and loss of sensation. Susan (an intimacy expert) recounts long-standing body-image issues and now reports reactivating her breast pleasure at age 64. Dr. Whitfield frames breasts as part of a "three pillar" arousal system and introduces the topic of reactivating erectile tissue to transform numbness or pain into pleasurable sensations; practical instructions are promised later in the video.

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I got into being an intimacy expert over 20 years ago because I almost got divorced because I wasn't having pleasure with sex with my husband. I've been through all of that myself with thinking my breasts weren't pretty and having body image issues on the other side of it. Now, at 64, I'm having incredible breast pleasure. I've activated my breasts. I love my breasts exactly how they are, and I've come to such a comfort and joy around my own body. You're missing a third of the pleasure that is your birthright.
Your breasts are a key component of your body's three pillar arousal system. But how do you bring them online when they feel numb or traumatized? We'll explain exactly what you need to do to reactivate the erectile tissue in that area, transforming numbness and pain into a delightful, bouncy sensation. We have Susan Bratton to let us learn all of this today. Welcome to the show, Susan. I, I, I've. It's been a long time coming to hit you on. I'm, I'm glad you're here.