How do I avoid BII?

Thanks for your question! Currently, BII is not a formal medical diagnosis, and there's no testing for it. What one of my colleagues is recommending to patients (with frequent positive results) is getting tested for MTHFR and Celiac HLA genotypes, (not celiac transaminases). She also recommends a B12 and homocysteine levels (your PCP should be able to add these to normal bloodwork at a physical!). Many 'BII' patients of hers have found that they have an underlying autoimmune disease that hadn't been found until now. Since it's not a true 'disease' at this point there's no prophylactic elements like frequently redoing your implants (although this would make a surgeon quite happy ) ), taking certain medications, eating a certain way or anything like that to 'prevent' it. Essentially, at the moment 'BII' is just a catch-all term that encompasses a bunch of different symptoms that are being attributed to implants without proof of correlation. Keep an eye on releases from various plastic surgery societies (such as ASAPS or ASPS for example) to see what new research is being done and released!  Best of luck!