I don't really understand all the outrage over implants and surgeries in general. If you look at things realistically, and not from the perspective of "I want it to be beautiful and natural and for a miracle to happen," you'll realize that this outrage is unfounded. Women who make a living from their bodies and appearance are obligated to stay in shape and take care of themselves. Unless they're building a career on body positivity and building a similar audience. Maimy is clearly not the latter option, meaning she needs to really WORK OUT in the gym, watch her diet, etc. But it's too early, or these women are facing something called dysmorphia, and it's unavoidable. Dysmorphia primarily affects the arms, and then affects all work areas that bear constant strain. And almost all women experience a reduction in breast size, and even changes in the shape of their breasts. Of course, there are exceptions, where genetics and Mother Nature have worked their magic, like Selti, for example, but these are rare exceptions. Although Selti's arm dysmorphia is obvious to the naked eye, let's return to Mai. Therefore, Maimy's breast surgery was only a matter of time, and any sensible person understood this. I don't hide the fact that I like her new breasts; they really do look good visually and have good physical shape. But even if you don't like the implants, complaining about it is pointless, to say the least. Because it was simply bound to happen over time, and now that time has come. And of course, we mustn't forget that it's her body, and she has the right to do whatever she wants with it.