Robert Whitfield MD weighs whether he'd let his daughter get implants. He says determined young people will pursue cosmetic procedures anyway, so the real move is giving them information and letting them decide.
People ask me if I would let my daughter get implants. It's always the question to me. So my daughter's a Leo for everybody listening. LeoS don't listen to anybody, much less their fathers, much less one like me who has this much understanding of the problem. So if that woman is focused, that young woman is focused on that body image issue, there's not anything I'm going to say or do that's going to change them doing that. They'll cobble together money and they'll go get it done. The point is, from my perspective, once you have all the information, then you make the decision. That's an informed decision.
