I am 63, 5'5",115 pounds, and a natural size B. I had implants for 15 years and had them removed over 20 years ago. One side was encapsulated and fairly easy to remove; the other breast had to have the silicone evacuated- very hard recovery. I now have issues of a nodule in the evacuated breast. This shows up on MRI's and even though the mass ( small and cannot be felt) does not change much in shape or size, some of the radiologists want to do a biopsy. I do not want that, and may start using thermography to track. I LOVE being a natural woman for my husband of 35 years. My breasts do not sag,even at my age. I congratulate all you women who come out of the plastic fantastic journey and return to their true beauty.
Dear Lee Anna, thanks for your comment and congratulations, that you made the only right decision 20 years ago! I really wish the best for you an I am sure that things will turn out fine! As you said before the nodule does not chance and is very small, so probably nothing to worry about. But you gotta go and let it check out the best way it can be checked out even so this is not an easy way to go. But look at you strong women: You removed your implants which was not an easy decision as well! You have the power to also go through this situation now. LOVE, Catpower
My explant is scheduled for tomorrow and I was feeling extremely anxious and doubting my decision, you have no idea how helpful it was for me to see your posts. Thank you so much! Ps you look GREAT!
Good luck for your explant tomorrow! It´s a pleasure for me to hear, that I could help you fixing your thoughts. You are on the right way and will feel great after toxic bags are gone. :-) LOVE, catpower
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