Stripping and Plastic Surgery, Does It Make A Difference?

Hi, boho’s! Recently, I was asked by someone if there has been a trend in favor or against women with obvious breast implants. Both from the customers and businesses. An interesting question that leads me to this blog about plastic surgery.

on Full disclosure and I write about this in several other blog pieces is that I stripped for ~7 years or so without implants and did quite well. I will say it was harder to make money. After I got my boobs done it was like shooting fish in a barrel. Not only did my surgeon do a great job and they looked fantastic but the men and clubs liked them better too.

Here’s why:

Essentially, a strip club is a topless bar. Men do want to see curves more recently due to the trend of Kylie Jenner. And I have seen some BBLs that are not going to look good in 10 years. So if you have implants or even larger natural boobs, men see this as a turn on and clubs see them as an asset. They don’t want a bunch of flat-chested and flat-assed women in the club.

Even when I was flat-chested I made sure everything else was on point but it was still harder to get customers to want to sit with you and spend a lot of money. My income increased about 3x as much when I got implants. Also, I notice the trend of BBLs and lip fillers. The only thing I have done to my face is botox. I have seen other dancers go under the knife and it turned out badly though. So the caveat is that you need to do your research on your surgeon and make sure that the result is going to be great. I have seen some botched jobs in the club and those girls still make money though.

Do the fake boobs and Botox matter? No. But they do get you in the door quicker. This is both from a club standpoint and approval from the client. They all will like you better at the beginning. Still, it’s up to your personality and work ethic in the end that will make you money. How you look is just a small part of stripping professionally. The club has all types and shapes, and most clubs now are looking for more diversity. The trend right now is less is more and I haven’t seen as many outrageous changes as I did around 2009.

I haven’t seen any clients or clubs AGAINST plastic surgery or implants unless they are done horribly. If they are nice and done well, they will hire you or ask for more dances, etc. To be honest, I made way more money when I had plastic surgery than when I didn’t. However, I will say I feel more like a novelty with implants, like the stereotypical stripper that attracts bachelor parties and the like. Before my plastic surgery, I would have to work hard to get to know people and get them to like me enough to spend money. However, because of the time I spent with them, they usually turned into regulars that I was seeing every week. When I had plastic surgery, I still had regulars, but I didn’t get to know them as well. They only wanted to motorboat and not talk. It’s just a different way to hustle with plastic surgery. The trend in the regular world is probably no implants but in the club, they will always be a staple.

Love & Glitter

BW

PS> Sorry for the delay on the blog but I promise it is coming!!