Feb 22, 2010

Mothers look to pole dancing, plastic surgery to feel sexy

It seems that through an increase in plastic surgery procedures among older women and new pole dancing courses designed specifically for mothers, American culture is adapting to new attitudes on aging and sexuality.

Cheryl Levine, a 42-year-old mother of two, recently spent her afternoon helping her small children run a bake sale, before spending her evening performing at an inaugural pole dancing recital, the Sacramento Bee reports.

The dancing mother teaches a class at the Michelle Mynx Academy of Pole Dancing called Hot Moms.

"I think it's really important that women understand that sexuality and motherhood are not mutually exclusive," the studio's owner Michelle Mynx told the news source.

In complementary trends, market analysts have noticed the emergence of several "mommy makeover" businesses and inclusive plastic surgery packages featuring tummy tucks, breast implants and liposuction, reports the Bee.

As these developments take shape, women with breast augmentation or tummy tuck scars my find that silicone products help them keep their refined image by reducing the appearance of plastic surgery scars.

A noninvasive approach, silicone gel sheeting can be applied directly to the skin to help hide scars within weeks.
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