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 Point-of-view pushing re: "augmentation" 

The use of the loaded, entirely positive word "augment[ation]" in this article is an obvious and blatant violation of Wikipedia's neutral point of view policy.  Like "breast enhancement", and "aesthetic mammoplasty", the phrase "breast augmentation" is a plastic surgery industry buzzword and constitutes clearly promotional spin-doctoring.  This article needs to use more neutral, purely descriptive terminology like "breast enlargement", "cosmetic mammoplasty", "voluntary mammoplasty", etc., without implying any value judgment pro or con (and there are many with "con" views on this topic, both male and female, for a number of reasons ranging from medical and psychological to aesthetic and religious; this article inappropriately minimizes this fact in favor of plastic surgery marketing). — ''''''   Talk⇒ ʕ(Õلō)ˀ  Contribs.