London, Feb 8 (ANI): An increasing number of British women are quitting the idea of having fake boobs to opt for a more natural look, a new study has revealed.
The trend started by Victoria Beckham, who dropped from 34DD to 34B, is now being followed by many women, even celebs.
TV host Ulrika Jonsson, 42, had her breasts reduced from E to C last year.
Actress Tara Reid, 34 also had surgery to correct a boob job after saying she looked too busty.
The findings revealed that 70 per cent of women who go under the knife want a B or C cup instead of a D.
"This is a significant trend in the past year," the Sun quoted Liz Dale, director of plastic surgeons the Harley Medical Group, as saying.
"Over 80 per cent of our patients now only ask for a cup increase of one to two sizes, whereas in the Noughties more patients opted for a D cup than any size," Dale added. (ANI)
The trend started by Victoria Beckham, who dropped from 34DD to 34B, is now being followed by many women, even celebs.
TV host Ulrika Jonsson, 42, had her breasts reduced from E to C last year.
Actress Tara Reid, 34 also had surgery to correct a boob job after saying she looked too busty.
The findings revealed that 70 per cent of women who go under the knife want a B or C cup instead of a D.
"This is a significant trend in the past year," the Sun quoted Liz Dale, director of plastic surgeons the Harley Medical Group, as saying.
"Over 80 per cent of our patients now only ask for a cup increase of one to two sizes, whereas in the Noughties more patients opted for a D cup than any size," Dale added. (ANI)
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