Wow, it is astonishing how ignorant some of the people on Yahoo! Answers are.

No breast implants are permanent, go ask any cosmetic surgeon. They will need to be removed or replaced at some point in time most likely, especially saline, unless you are extremely lucky. The cohesive gel last much longer because if a rupture occurs the filler will not migrate and be absorbed into the body, but ruptures still occur.

I am in school for cosmetic surgery, I have implants, and I am a christian. I have a size B implant. No one even knows they are fake, they are very tastefully done. I swam competitively for many years and as a result of going through puberty with an extremely low body fat, I did not develop as my sister’s did…or as I was genetically meant to. I’m very curvy on the hips now, but my bust never caught up. I had my implants done, and I have since had my daughter and breastfed her successfully (with my areola incisions) and I have so little damage to my bust from pregnancy and breastfeeding that my mother and sister’s were shocked. I am very happy with them and never regretted getting them. I look like the other women in my family now. I think because people cannot tell that women like myself have implants, we are not accounted for in their development of the stereotype of cosmetically breast-enhanced females. Instead the women who have huge, unnatural breasts they habitually flaunt in revealing clothing are what people see and know of, their views are understandably skewed.

I do see where many people might think it is not right to alter your body in such a way, and personally I think many women who do get breast implants get them for the wrong reasons. I do, however believe there are cases where it is not wrong to do, and in such cases no more morally wrong than a tattoo. You have to analyze your own drive for this type of modification, especially if you are going against your husband’s wishes. It is your decision and should be based mainly on your desires, just realize where your heart is. Don’t do it for anyone but yourself and be sure it will not change you in a bad way.

Something for you to think about: is it immoral to reconstruct scars or loss of tissue, such as mastectomy damage? What is the difference? If you say you are spitting in the face of God to get implants, than what of the women who have cancer and lose their breasts completely? Are they vain for having fake reconstructed implants inserted and nipples tattooed back on? God knew they were getting cancer, he allowed things to be that way…so by the same arguement, shouldn’t they leave their scars alone as well?

Basically, honey, I do not agree with your husband, I do not see a distingushed line between ear piercing and implants. You need to be concerned about being a good wife though, you are supposed to worship each other with your bodies, do remember that while considering your decision. He has to live with your decision too. You husband in that same respect, sounds as if he’s being judgemental on the subject instead of being concerned for you. If he mentioned worry about anesthesia, surgical risks, or even finances, I would think a bit more about the arguement. However instead of telling you that you are beautiful, he calls you vain; instead of telling you God loves you just the way you are, he says God will be angry with you. He does not sounds as if he has the right attitude. He is clearly being judgemental and non-supportive. If he is truly a man of God, he needs to analyze himself here.

Matthew 7:5:
You hypocrite, first take the log out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to take the speck out of your brother’s eye.

Having said that…I believe people need to mind their own business. This is YOUR decision. B cups are usually a tasteful size for the average woman. You need to make sure you educate yourself about the risks, however. This is not a small body modification, it is major surgery. Be sure you want to do it before you do it.

sacha had a good few points as well. Your DH might be scared by other things but does not know how to bring them up to you.

Changing your hair color is not in any way comparable to being cut open and filled with silicone, dear heart.

in my opionion any type of plastic surgery is just wrong.
hair/nails will grow back so they are easy to change up. but i don’t think you should be obsessive about it.
piercings and tattoos are more like body artwork, and usually aren’t that intimate.
and makeup you can just wipe off, it isn’t’ permanent like most plastic surgeries.

maybe he likes your body the way it is and doesnt want you to change

doing your hair, make-up, and nails is not like changing the form and structure of your body.

I don’t think it’s wrong, it’s just a matter of personal preference. And it has nothing to do with "god" because there’s no such thing.
Personally, I think breast implants are repulsive. But that’s just a matter of taste.

its not that there wrong , just not suited for everyone . maybe he can’t picture them on you . or he is scared off by the price .

another idea is he might not want other guys looking at your bigger boobs or worried you might cheat on him if you get these .
all something to consider