Cadaver Fat Pumped Into Boobs and Butts

[andy06shake]

True.   As long as it's legal and everyone agrees.   So I"m on board with that.

At the same time, the other half of me says it's an undignified way for people to be behaving.  Insecure vain people people being ghouls and feeding off the dead to satisfy their own psychological problems.   Creepy and disrespectful, even if the parties agree to it.

I'm totally split on this.   

But it's a new money making industry so I'm sure it'll take off and be accepted.   Everyone loves a money making venture.    In this world it's all about money.

It's lips that freak me out.

All the daft fillers they inject for effect.

The result being they end up looking like startled circus clowns imho.  

And that's men and women these days.

Vanity and insecurity will always go hand in hand with humanity. 

But yeah, injecting dead people goo, does indeed tick the ghoulish box.

[FlyersFan]

It's lips that freak me out.

Can you imagine walking around with cadaver fat in your lips?
How vain and insecure must you be to have that done?
Kissing someone with dead people tissue in their lips! 
Or even the boob thing ... getting hot and heavy with someone
with dead people tissue in their boobs!  YIKES.

And I agree ... those lip fillers look ridiculous.

[andy06shake]

Can you imagine walking around with cadaver fat in your lips?
How vain and insecure must you be to have that done?
Kissing someone with dead people tissue in their lips! 
Or even the boob thing ... getting hot and heavy with someone
with dead people tissue in their boobs!  YIKES.

And I agree ... those lip fillers look ridiculous.

I can't even imagine walking around with cadaver fat in a bag Flyers. 

[Roma]

I don't know what to think about this.  Organs, bones and ligaments would be okay because of medical necessity.  But body fat for cosmetic reasons?  I think that crosses the line.

I wouldn't blame the donors because they know full well they'll basically become scrapple once they're gone.  I would have to question the morality of the person getting the procedure.

Here's another question, is cadaver body fat safer than say saline or other chemicals for those procedures?

[andy06shake]

I don't know what to think about this.  Organs, bones and ligaments would be okay because of medical necessity.  But body fat for cosmetic reasons?  I think that crosses the line.

I wouldn't blame the donors because they know full well they'll basically become scrapple once they're gone.  I would have to question the morality of the person getting the procedure.

Here's another question, is cadaver body fat safer than say saline or other chemicals for those procedures?

I imagine things like immune rejection, chronic inflammation, and infection, might be on the menu after such procedures.

Disease transmission could also be a significant risk depending on screening.

[Moon68]

Next thing you know, there will be those wanting the fat rendered for cooking.

Fish and chips fried in cadaver tallow.

After all, it's just fat and was donated with informed consent.

[BeTheGoddess]

Did I tell you that time I broke into a morgue?

If not good.

[Caligurl]

Did I tell you that time I broke into a morgue?

If not good.

Kinda reminds me of this guy...

[FlyersFan]

Did I tell you that time I broke into a morgue?

If not good.

COMEON!  You have to tell now!  I wanna' hear it.  

[LightAngel]

I personally do not like plastic surgery (or all the shit people get injected into their face, etc.)

But it is their life and they should be free to do what they want to do with their own bodies.

I love playing with make-up and clothes (because you can take it all off again), so nothing is permanent, and it is all for fun.

I think many people who have plastic surgery need mental help because I have noticed that they keep doing these operations.

So, it reminds me of people who have eating disorders.