Lott

I suppose it its due to the fact that I am a mammo tech and have seen every type of implant at every stage. Silicone has a more realistic feel that is for sure. And in my opinion the silicone appear to hold up better in the long run. Just what I have seen.Pp

excuse typos please posting from cell phone that thinks it is smarter than me

They used the wrong type they used saline instead of silicone. I actually didn't find out until the day after my surgery they knew how upset I would be and wanted to allow a minute I guess. Apparently the manufacturer sent the wrong implant and they don't double their supplies before they go into surgery. I was already on the table and opened up when they realized the mistake. Now hey this they will gladly fix it for me in eight months and replace the implants. I think it is very curious they would assume I would trust them again. It took me thirteen years to make it this far and now I'm living as night mare. No one to blame but myself.

Actually the size is 400 cc which is what I wanted. The problem is I wanted silicone (paid) for silicone received saline. I do mammograms for a living do I habe seen my share of implants and I new quite well what I did and didn't want. What really eats me up is they are so casual about the entire thing. It took me thirteen years to make this decision. They say they will correct it in eight months our so like its no big deal. That's assuming I would dare let them touch me again.

They are offering to correct it in about six to eight months. The thing is I don't know if I want to under go major surgery again. Otherwise they are just refunding the difference of the saline and silicone. They are just so calm about this and it took me thirteen years to get up the courage to do this. I'm devastated and its just been a week and a day.