One thing to bear in mind is that clients are not one homologous group; each man has individual tastes, just like in "real life", so some will find you attractive and others won't. My philosophy was to be truthful in my marketing so that clients weren't disappointed when they met me, so I didn't photoshop my photos (other than removing temporary blemishes like spots and bruises) or wear bras that made my tits look bigger. I put my vital stats on my website. I have very old faded stretch marks and some celulite, but I never mentioned those as I felt they were superficial, but if I felt they needed to be mentioned I'd have hinted that my body wasn't "perfect", maybe using some phrase like "I'm a "real" woman" (although I hate that phrase). You've mentioned MILF, and I think that's a good idea. Sensible men know childbirth changes a woman's body.

It's a short corset that goes from underbust to hips, like a sort of really wide belt.