Each year, more and more teenagers choose to go under the knife to combat the insecurities they have about their physical appearance. 'Good Morning America' correspondent Lisa Ling chronicles the story of 18-year-old Caitlin Clemens as she elects to undergo a breast augmentation. As footage shows a photo of Caitlin from a high school dance, she tells Ling, "I felt pretty, but I didn't want to draw more attention to what I didn't have." At just 18, Clemens feels surgery is the best way to overcome what she sees as her physical shortcomings.

"Caitlin went for a consultation with Houston plastic surgeon Franklin Rose, a known entity to the family. He did her mom's breasts too," Ling reports as footage shows Rose discussing the procedure with Caitlin. After the procedure, Ling visits Clemens in her hospital bed. When asked about how she feels following the surgery, Caitlin explains, "It feels like somebody's been throwing bricks at my breasts."

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