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Originally Posted by Steve McDonald
I've known a couple of women who needed to have their implants removed, because of painful complications. What was left of their natural breasts was badly distorted. I know they wished they'd never had it done.
Oh no....sorry you know a couple that had problems. Did they see the same doctor? What complications did each one of them have??? E d i t: Success stories are about 80% to 20%...........it's "bad luck" or "bad research".... or not having MRIs..... that you know more than one IMO.........
Last edited by TashaPosh; 01-02-2020 at 08:12 AM..
You're not kidding. Many women have issues due to implants but they don't realize that it's due to them.
I saw the episode of Beverley Hills Housewives where Yolanda Hadid had her removed. One had exploded 10 years before, apparently all of the silicon wasn't removed. They were removing it from her sides and some had floated near her back.
I'm glad some here have no issues. I do believe that some people's bodies do not do well with foreign objects. I'm one of them. My body doesn't like my spine fusion
Totally agree, Roselvr! It is a foreign object, the body tends to fight against them and all kinds of bad things happen. I don't know why women would say yes to an elective surgery that has such risks and complications. You go to the bra section in the store and there are all these bras that are supposed to enhance the figure, having smaller breasts is actually more fashionable and clothes look better. I recently read about an 18 year old girl who saved up her money for breast enlargement, her mother even took her to the place. The surgery was supposed to take only two hours, I think and it stretched to six, and the mother was asking the nurses how it was going, and they said she was doing fine. She actually went into a coma before the surgery began and she is still in a coma. The family is suing the doctor and staff for delaying calling for an ambulance. They think it has something to do with anesthesia. Why a young girl should take that risk with an elective surgery, I don't know. Why her mother would be okay with that, I don't know, but what could she do? The girl was an adult.
Breast implants need to be replaced every ten years, so women have to go back and go under anesthesia and also have their bodies go through an invasive surgery.
IMHO there's no such thing as a success story...implants scream insecurity! Huge red flag!
Total BS. Insecure and possibly bullied women are gaining alot of confidence by turning their body into the one they want. They are walking more straight and proud compared to the ones who hate their body.
Breast implants need to be replaced every ten years, so women have to go back and go under anesthesia and also have their bodies go through an invasive surgery.
It is a common belief that they need to be changed out every ten years especially the saline ones, but they did say not all have to go through the procedure if there are no problems, but why run the risk? I hate the thought of going under to have even a life preserving procedure, and I hope I never have to face that, but definitely not for something like this. I hate that society dictates what is supposed to be "beautiful".
Yes, 650cc sounds very big to me.. I think that's why they make you feel uncomfortable. I probably won't go bigger than 400cc. Have you had any symptoms of breast implant illness? I've heard so many stories about it on YouTube and that was one of the main reasons I was holding back on having the surgery..
I think the immune system goes haywire.
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