300cc, Hp, Dual Plane - Thailand

Update - Almost 4 years after surgery After having my implants for nearly 4 years, I have to say they are truly a part of me Even though I had my doubts over the first 6 months, I would say I do love my implants. however, I have recently discovered that they may have been contributing to what I thought was unrelated medical conditions over the last 4 years. Symptoms include but not limited to: Chronic Insomnia Unrefreshing sleep Inability to stay asleep Unexplained and unwarranted exhaustion Lack of energy Chronic Fatigue / Tiredness Incessant Lethargy Sluggishness Vertigo Lightheadedness Dizziness Constant Irritability Increased moodiness Inability to cope with daily stressors Memory loss Forgetfulness Poor concentration Inability to focus Brain fog Derealization / detachment Spacing out Sensitivity to light Noise anxiety Racing Thoughts Emotional distress Sadness / Crying spells Inability to function Chronic Joint Pain of Neck, Shoulders, Lower back, Wrists, Ankles Clenching jaw / teeth Mouth ulcers Increased Fluid Retention Edema of knees / ankles Muscle loss Body Fat increase Severe Bloating Chronic constipation Recurring Urinary Tract Infections (UTI’s) Significantly lowered libido Painful periods Severe Premenstrual Syndrome Increased clotting in periods Shortened Breath Heart Palpitations Nausea Swollen lymph glands – neck, groin Consistent sore throat Lowered immune response Recurring colds / flu Salt Cravings Mid-Section Fat Gain Weight / Muscle loss Clammy skin Cold Intolerance Cold extremities (hands and feet) Body odor Increased perspiration Swollen eyes (edema) Significant development of dark circles Twitching eyes Facial puffiness Dull complexion Lack of oil flow – Dryness in skin Acne and congestion Premature aging Increased sensitivity to allergens Sensitive sinus' Increased Sneezing Significant Hair Thinning Increased Hair loss And more. Never ever would I have thought that my implants could possibly make me sick, especially since I have a relatively issue free surgery experience and no post op problems such as capsular contracture but the truth of the matter is, I have been increasingly unwell since the time of my operation and simply cannot ignore the coincidental timing of my health issues. Exactly one year after my surgery, I became so chronically ill that I was told that my health is in such a fragile state that I could not work. For the next year, my full-time job was to rest and look after my health. After 14 months and an excruciating sacrifice in my career, I returned to work only to realize after another 6 months that I was still plagued by health issues which in turn affected my ability to cope under what would be considered a challenging work environment. I decided that my health shouldn't dictate my life and struggled through another 8 months of full-time work. After realizing that my health was affecting my ability to work, I decided to leave my career and focus on my health again. My body has been plagued by a plethora of seemingly unrelated issues that individually seem to be nothing of significant concern but together create a life of agony and suffering. The issues I experienced since my surgery are symptomatic of many different conditions leading to misdiagnosis of conditions such as Chronic Fatigue, Lupus, Adrenal Fatigue, Depression, Anxiety and many more. I have recently discovered the potential link between my breast implants and my health issues and will be contacting my surgeon to further investigate whether the silicone implants are correlated to my debilitating health issues and will be exploring explantation options.