From AA to M
UK mum sells house to pay for record-size breast implants
SHE boasts Britain's biggest set of breasts. Ms Lea Walker has
spent more than £40,000 ($126,600) enlarging her bust by 12 cup
sizes to a record 30M.
Ms Walker, 34, was so bent on having mammoth mammaries that she
sold her house to finance her last two implant operations and moved
back with her parents.
The sex shop worker from Nottingham has had four implant operations
in all, and some doctors say she has gone too far.
Ms Walker has pushed ahead of previous big top record holder, model
Kate Rollason, who has a 30L chest.
Doctors told British newspaper The Sun yesterday that she has
disfigured herself.
They criticised the surgeons who performed the operations, which
date from 1999.
Ms Walker, who has one child, hated her original 30AA shape - even
though she looked good.
She said: 'My new breasts are fantastic. They don't look freaky at
all. I love them - they're my babies.
'And people tell me my body is fantastic.'
The silicon implants Ms Walker now own are banned in Britain. They
had to be imported from the US.
The tanned and tattooed blonde had her last op a month ago at a
London clinic.
Psychologist Ros Taylor said she is worried for Ms Walker's mental
health.
She said: 'She is probably sad and insecure, and has been
foolish.
'But I would also question the motives of the surgeons. I'd say
they were in it for a fast buck.'
Another doctor, Dr Carol Cooper said: 'The women I've seen who want
really big breasts have had serious psychological problems.'
source:NP