What is a typical birthday gift? Of course it varies depending on our economic status, cultural values and personal interests. Some dream getting car, college tuition or money to start a personal business. But breast implant done by own father must have crossed all sort of accepted norms. I don't know exactly why, but for me this thing sounds all wrong. What do you think: is it morally, culturally or ethically acceptable for a father to give breast implant to his daughter? 

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In a preview to an ABC News 20/20 interview that will air this Friday, we learn of the extent to which Dr. Niccole, a plastic surgeon, has augmented the looks of his daughters (both adopted) to suit their cosmetic needs.

When Brittani Niccole turned 18, her father gave her breast implants. She tells Barbara Walters in the interview that she just wanted to build her self-esteem. "I didn't have large breasts when I was younger, and all my friends did." She had her nose done when she was 21.

Charm Niccole, the other daughter, had her belly button turned from an outtie to an innie (is it possible the other way?) when she was 10. She also gets Botox injections in her armpits, "so I stop sweating, which is nice," Charm tells Walters.

Walters asks Dr. Niccole if he feels any compunction about giving his daughters all this surgery. "No," he tells her, "because I've done surgery on my other sons, my wife, my cousins, my father, and I feel very comfortable."