I want to get Motiva implants they seem to be the safest. But I am scared to get BII or anything like that what is the raten and does anyone have experience with that (only Motiva)?
Answer: BII You are confused by social media. BII has not been established as a real entity. It is a constellation of symptoms that are normally experienced by anyone. Social media has made it look like an established disease affecting all breast implant patients. Further, social media has determined that there is only one cure: explant and total capsulectomy. There are no data about the disease or what implants are more likely to cause it, but if you look at what the purveyors of this phenomenon are telling women, all implants from all manufacturers (including saline implants) will harm you. My suggestion is turn off your social media and get breast augmentation; you will be happy and not get 'sick',
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Answer: BII You are confused by social media. BII has not been established as a real entity. It is a constellation of symptoms that are normally experienced by anyone. Social media has made it look like an established disease affecting all breast implant patients. Further, social media has determined that there is only one cure: explant and total capsulectomy. There are no data about the disease or what implants are more likely to cause it, but if you look at what the purveyors of this phenomenon are telling women, all implants from all manufacturers (including saline implants) will harm you. My suggestion is turn off your social media and get breast augmentation; you will be happy and not get 'sick',
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Answer: Motiva implants Hi there it is natural to be scared about possible risks however it is 1:30.000 for the rare capsular lymphoma. To put things into perspective the risk of breast cancer is 1:11 unfortunately very common.So yes implants do carry risks but it is a resaonable rate in my opinion.
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Answer: Motiva implants Hi there it is natural to be scared about possible risks however it is 1:30.000 for the rare capsular lymphoma. To put things into perspective the risk of breast cancer is 1:11 unfortunately very common.So yes implants do carry risks but it is a resaonable rate in my opinion.
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January 18, 2021
Answer: BII with Motiva This is an ill-defined condition that can occur with any type of breast implant. See link below. Best wishes.
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January 18, 2021
Answer: BII with Motiva This is an ill-defined condition that can occur with any type of breast implant. See link below. Best wishes.
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January 18, 2021
Answer: Implants Breast implant illness is something we still do not understand. Many plastic surgeons don’t believe it exists at all. Given that I suppose any implant might cause it to occur. We just don’t know.
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January 18, 2021
Answer: Implants Breast implant illness is something we still do not understand. Many plastic surgeons don’t believe it exists at all. Given that I suppose any implant might cause it to occur. We just don’t know.
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January 18, 2021
Answer: Implant safety Dear koliok123, there have been numerous studies on the safety and efficacy of silicone breast implants. The FDA has approved them to be safe and breast augmentation is the most common cosmetic surgical procedure performed in the United States every year. Implants are much different than they used to be with rigorous testing and cohesive gel. I can't tell you how happy my breast augmentation patients have been with their implants. I would recommend a consult with a plastic surgeon to go over all of your concerns. Saline implants are also a perfectly good option if you are still concerned and are less expensive. Daniel Barrett, MD Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery Member, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
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January 18, 2021
Answer: Implant safety Dear koliok123, there have been numerous studies on the safety and efficacy of silicone breast implants. The FDA has approved them to be safe and breast augmentation is the most common cosmetic surgical procedure performed in the United States every year. Implants are much different than they used to be with rigorous testing and cohesive gel. I can't tell you how happy my breast augmentation patients have been with their implants. I would recommend a consult with a plastic surgeon to go over all of your concerns. Saline implants are also a perfectly good option if you are still concerned and are less expensive. Daniel Barrett, MD Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery Member, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
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