Meet Anita Olsen. The most popular girl in high school, she ruled as president of The Hot Babes Club - and as a bully who tormented Freddie Simpson for being a nerd. Freddie grew up to be a tech billionaire who invented a system of mind control, and life got very different for The Hottest Babe. All characters are adults over the age of 18.
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Anita was nude in the surgeon's office. The doctor took photographs of every part of her body, concentrating on her face and boobs. She didn't like it at all. Freddie insisted that she show up for this assessment and consultation, which was intended to recommend cosmetic procedures that would make her more beautiful. Anita was happy with her body exactly the way it was, and it pissed her off that Freddie thought she needed work. It was a struggle to go through with the evaluation, but Freddie gave her very specific instructions: she was to act as though she was anxious to cooperate with the doctor and hear recommendations. Since he'd used some kind of new technology to make her his slave, she didn't have a choice.
Anita was particularly resistant to the idea of a boob job. Her c-cup breasts looked great in a low-cut gown or a bikini. She'd seen women with horrendous fake boobs, and she didn't want to risk that happening to her. She'd had a contentious conversation about it with Freddie, and he quickly used his ability to force her to do things against her will. "We will hear what the doctor has to say, and then we will discuss it afterward," he said. Those were her orders.
Still, the whole idea seemed crazy. When Anita entered a room, everyone thought she was the most attractive woman there. She enjoyed it when men got tongue-tied around her, and she particularly liked it when other women got upset being in the presence of someone who made them look bad by comparison. She knew that some of her affairs with married men happened because they were so entranced by her beauty. It made them willing to risk doing something that could threaten their marriage. It gave her a feeling of power.
Freddie didn't care about any of that. His feeling was that the best modern cosmetic surgeons were artists, and their clients looked gorgeous afterward. He agreed that Anita was stunning, but he imagined that it was possible for her to look even better. Realistically, he knew Anita was his property, and he could do whatever he wanted. Her opinion didn't matter much to him. She would do as she was told.
About a week later Anita and Freddie returned to the surgeon's office to hear her recommendations. Smithson was so attractive she was a walking advertisement for her medical services. "I've identified several options for you to consider," Dr. Smithson said. "You can do all of them or none of them. Do whatever you feel is worth doing."
They started by talking about enhancing Anita's breasts. "Right now, Anita, you have C-cup breasts that look like this," Smithson said, holding up a photograph of Anita's boobs. "Most women would be thrilled to have breasts like this. But a lot of us think that the small amount of drooping you see is something that could be improved. Here's what I'd do."
Smithson showed them a second photograph. "Here you see how we could give you a D-cup that sits a bit higher on your chest. The slight breast lift eliminates the drooping. One advantage of this particular procedure is that it helps your breasts withstand the test of time. Gravity will eventually affect your boobs, Anita - this procedure will mean your boobs will look better in 10, 20, 30 years from now."
Anita couldn't help feeling impressed. The picture of the enhanced boobs didn't look fake at all. They looked like natural breasts on a well-endowed woman with perky boobs. "Would they really look that natural?" Anita asked.
"Oh yes. You've probably seen pictures of women who've had cheap implants. Those things look like somebody implanted baseballs under the nipples. Breasts like that look OK under clothes, but they look comical in the nude. Cheap implants work by placing water-filled sacks of surgical grade silicone under the breast tissue and on top of the pectoral muscle. I don't do procedures like that. What I'd do for you, Anita, is place the implants beneath the pectoral muscle. Since you already have a generous amount of breast tissue, the implant itself will be concealed completely."
"I don't see any scars," Anita said.
"With this procedure, the implant is inserted through a very small incision in the armpit. Once in place, it is inflated with water. When I'm done, the scar will be almost invisible. Here, I've got a picture of the kind of scar you'd have," Smithson said, holding up a photograph of a woman's armpit.
"I don't see a scar," Anita said.
"Precisely. Look carefully. See this line right here? That's the scar. Obviously, this is a minimally invasive procedure. The only thing I'll mention is that recovery and healing takes a little longer when breasts are enhanced this way. I'd prescribe three days of pain medication, then recommend you take aspirin for another week."
The assessment continued in that manner. Dr. Smithson showed pictures of Anita's lips, nose, hips, and eyes, then presented photographs showing how Smithson would improve their appearance. Anita objected to the whole discussion, participating only because she had no choice. But she reluctantly admitted that the before and after pictures made a compelling argument.
Her lips looked fuller. Her eyes looked more open, youthful and awake. It had never occurred to her that anyone could find fault with her hips, but Dr. Smithson recommended removing a tiny amount of subcutaneous fat, giving Anita's bottom a more sculpted look. Anita had heard bad things about botched liposuction, but Dr. Smithson assured her that couldn't happen because she'd use a different procedure that was better when small amounts of fat were removed.
Freddie seemed completely unconcerned by the six-figure price. "How long would these procedures take?" he asked.
"If you decide you'd like to do them all, I'd recommend having two surgeries on two separate days. It would be possible to do them all at once, but that would be a very long surgery. Splitting the work in half is a more sensible approach," Smithson said.
Anita was still grumbling when she and Freddie got home. Freddie was getting tired of hearing her whining. "All right, let's try this," he said.
Taking the stack of photographs provided by the surgeon, Freddie said, "I'm going to ask you some questions, and you are going to give me honest answers."
He held up before and after photographs of Anita's boobs. "What looks better? Before or after?"
Anita wanted to say, "Before," but the word "After" came out of her lips.
Next was the nose job. "Before or after?" Freddie asked.
"After."
The same thing happened with photos of the lip plumping, eye modification, and hip sculpting. "After." "After." "After."
"So, do you want these procedures now?" Freddie asked.
"No," Anita said.
Slowly, Freddie realized the problem. "It's because you're still afraid of doctors, isn't it?"
"Yes."
"Anita, we talked about this. I banished your fear of needles, and blood, and surgery, and anesthesia. What are you afraid of now?"