I also caught a virus 4 years ago that affected my heart muscle which resulted in me getting a pacemaker. Even though I'm 75 years old, I am an entertainer, and young for my age group. I want to do this for me, but am a tad apprehensive because of the pacemaker. It's not worth me dying over, but I would love perky breasts!!
August 20, 2019
Answer: I had silicone injections over 30 years ago. I hate my breast as they sag and now are heavy. Can you help me? Thank you for sharing your excellent question. Without photographs or an in-person examination it is difficult to offer definite advice as silicone injections are troublesome to correct and may increase your risk of infection and other issues. I would recommend posting images or seeking out a series of consultations to get the best advice.
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August 20, 2019
Answer: I had silicone injections over 30 years ago. I hate my breast as they sag and now are heavy. Can you help me? Thank you for sharing your excellent question. Without photographs or an in-person examination it is difficult to offer definite advice as silicone injections are troublesome to correct and may increase your risk of infection and other issues. I would recommend posting images or seeking out a series of consultations to get the best advice.
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August 19, 2019
Answer: I had silicone injections over 30 years ago. I hate my breast as they sag and now are heavy. Can you help me? It is possible to get breast implants with a pacemaker in place as the pacemakers are typically placed high on the chest wall and would not interfere with the placement of an implant. I am more concerned about the silicone injections over 30 years ago. The only way to reverse any damage incurred is with a surgical procedure, which may not eliminate all the silicone or correct the visible effects.
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August 19, 2019
Answer: I had silicone injections over 30 years ago. I hate my breast as they sag and now are heavy. Can you help me? It is possible to get breast implants with a pacemaker in place as the pacemakers are typically placed high on the chest wall and would not interfere with the placement of an implant. I am more concerned about the silicone injections over 30 years ago. The only way to reverse any damage incurred is with a surgical procedure, which may not eliminate all the silicone or correct the visible effects.
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