Fake Tits is a more crude term to describe breasts that have been artificially implanted in the female. Augmentation of the breasts is accomplished generally in two manners Saline or Silicon implants, with a 3rd manner, polypropylene implants, now banned by the EU and FDA pulled them as of 2001.

Polypropylene, is most commonly seen in women with gigantic breasts, as the material very slowly absorbs water, thus the implants continue to grow unless some of the serum of the implant is removed.

Because of the continual growth, polypropylene string implants are rarely used out side of the adult industry. Several stars that have polypropylene implants include Maxi Mounds – who held, and created the Guinness World Records for largest breasts, at 60.5 inches. Maxi Mounds wears a 42M-cup and each breast weighs in at over 20 pounds.

Other performers include Kayla Kleaveage, Chelsea Charms (who claims her breasts weigh 26 lbs. each) but say that while her back does not hurt, that exercise is key. Minka, a South Korean performer, has also had polypropylene implants, and has one various awards for her beauty, and bust size in the big bust genre.

In the adult industry, apart from being well liked for films, many studios may request that a performer receive breast implants, and are often willing to pay for it, in order to increase the perceived beauty of the female and to grab more market share as larger breasts are generally speaking, more profitable.

Studies have shown a correlation between women who have a breast implant procedure, and increases of depression, mental illness – and have sought treatment, as well as prevalence’s of suicide attempts. However once the patient has received the implants, they report being satisfied even if they have required some operations for aesthetic purposes, or surgical complications.

In certain countries in the European Union, fake tits are actually subsidized, such as in Holland and Sweden. Holland also has, per capita the most amount of women with breast implants; whether or not this is due to the fact that the operation is subsidized has yet to be proven. Meanwhile in the US, half of women who receive breast implants make under $25’000 USD per year.