Not Worth the Risk, Really
I had my implants in 1995 - All in all has been a...
I had my implants in 1995 - All in all has been a good experience. But no one plastic surgeon in the world has the decency and the ethics to inform you that ALL -according to a number of researchs- implants will eventually rupture and will contaminate your body: silicone is not "inert" when it comes to the brain and the liver, and can produce a number of conditions that are irreversible.
I would really like to have them removed but Im frightened that my breasts will look horrible after that. When I got them I was 27, a bit immature and naive, now Im 41 and dont want to risk my precious health just for having a nice "pair of boobs". Very well documented research found that implants produce harmful effects on the body in the long term and should I had all the information by then, I would have never got them... Make your research before gettin implants, investigate about serious research and dont read just the web pages of plastic surgeons.
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Actually Lynn you're incorrect. As of 2010 there has been NO evidence that links Cancer or Auto Immune Disease to silicone implants, If you check on reliable Medical sites such as WebMD.com and MediNet.com they will all tell you that there is NO scientific evidence that proves this claim. Yes in the past there were issues with manufacturing of the implants, but just like an inventions its about trial and error (unfortunately). When we put information on here we should make sure that is valid. When i read lynn's post it scared me until i researched for myself. So a word to the wise is do your own investigations.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/implants/cron.html
the info above gives you the chronological information on the evolution of Breast Implants :-)
6. Autoimmune Disease
With all the confusion in the newspaper, magazines and on the T.V. or radio, there has been a fear that silicone implants may cause autoimmune disease. At this time there is no scientific evidence that silicone causes autoimmune disease.
7. Cancer
There is no evidence that silicone implants cause cancer.
this is the site you can check out to your leisure
http://www.medicinenet.com/breast_augmentation/page2.htm
All im saying is be objective, the only reason why i commented was because i took a special notice to your comment ("so sad to see a ps that doesn't know his facts) i don't understand why we can't make comments in a nice way, clearly this is a touchy subject for you.
Too bad people like you are not as fully evolved as you claim the implants are.
How juvenile.
http://www.now.org/issues/health/052605MentorDefects.html
http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/dhp-mps/prodpharma/sbd-smd/phase1-decision/md-im/pi_np_2008_lowbleed_tx_69312-eng.php#a9
http://www.center4research.org/2010/03/breast-implants-a-research-and-regulatory-summary/
There are even articles about how the FDA denied Mentor and Inamed because they kept covering up studies results and lying about defective implants. I can email you those links as well!
Obviously you want implants....so if that is what you want than go ahead. I NEVER said I was against implants! I just wish women were more informed before making the decision to get them. I guess when you want something bad enough it is easy to ignore the risks....
and looking up a couple of websites does not qualify as research!
Not all PS's are that great. As a "nurse" I am sure you know that there are the good doctors and the doctors who are not so great.
Pot calling the kettle black...