Do you know what emaciated means, you brainless creature? No? Please crawl back into the dank hole you scurried out of.

I have Pectus Excavitum but will never go through the surgery, it's not worth it, especially from the guy's point of view...hell, it makes for an awesome alcohol trick.

i have penis enlargum, and i dont complain :p

lol^

@86 my boyfriend was born with that, went through with the surgery and now he has no sternum, his ribs are misplaced, and his collar bone protrudes. It is dangerous, especially if you are still growing.

monikabug: the Nuss procedure? That's the most common procedure for Pectus Excavatum (at least it is now or was at the hospital I worked for). It's minimally invasive and doesn't remove the sternum. They do it in kids, a lot. It's actually harder in older people because the bones are harder. Im looking it up now, and it sounds like your boyfriend must have had the Ravitch technique. Yikes, that is scary.

how did the surgery go. I always heard it wasn't worth it but that was from good old fashion normal people.

haha 112, wasnt that classic =]

I had the Ravitch, but it doesn't look that bad after. I did it more for health reasons, mine was very severe, but of course the cosmetic reason and finally being able to wear pretty blouses did also play a small part in the decisions. (Was too old for the Nuss, I was 19 by then.)

This comment puts it perfectly. Well said.

@21, Obviously if her roommate thought that he had an eating disorder, because she has a deformed sternum and ribcage, then we can infer that she did not know. Jackass.