3 Year Post Explant Update: A return to health after Breast Implant Illness (2020)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- BIIAWARE: After having breast implants from 2010-2017, suffering progressive unexplained health decline (breast implant illness), proceeding with explanting in 2017, having a subsequent surgery to remove capsules in 2019 and finally an update on healing and progress 3 years later (3 years post explant, 1.5 years post capsule removal). My story and battle with Breast implant illness. www.biiaware.com or connect 2bii.aware@gmail.com
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The pictures alone say so much. I’m so happy for you and looking forward to my surgery in June so I can start my healing.
Oh my! You look so much younger now. Bless your heart. I had mine out 4 months ago. Some things are better. Still hoping my joints improve. Your video was perfect, very helpful
Thank you and welcome to the lighter side! It's a long slow process but withing you well in your healing journey.
Sending love to u from Las Vegas! Had explant 10 yrs ago.. still detoxing 💔
You should look into DNRS to try and help with your recovery. There’s a few testimonials of ladies who have used that program to help resolve the remainder of their symptoms after explant.
So happy you have been healing so much!!! Gives me hope. I have a consult next week for explant. I've had mine for 10 years and haven't been the same since. Time to get these things OUT!!!
Yesssss you look great
Thank you!
Looking good
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Getting mine this month. Sorry if you mentioned it but did u have a lift?
I’m happy you’re one of many brave women that are speaking about it. Was your dr able to remove the entire capsule or partial?
My original explant surgeon left the capsules in. I went to Dr. Chun in Newport Beach California and has capsules fully removed 18 months after the improper/incomplete explant was done by the first surgeon.
@@biiaware7579 thanks for responding that’s very helpful. Have a blessed night 💕😊
Hey, how are you feeling? Still have symptoms? Did you get detox symptoms post explant?
Did you know your capsules weren’t removed at the explant???
Yes, because my surgeon admitted he did not remove all of it. In fact, after I had them removed, it was determined that virtually all of the capsule was left behind. Very little was removed.
@@biiaware7579 my nightmare.... my explant is on Tuesday. I will demand pictures
@@biiaware7579 my nightmare.... my explant is on Tuesday. I will demand pictures!
Do I have to get capsules removed? I wonder why you didn’t get them out in the first place
Yes capsule removal is important. There is still debate amongst different medical providers but much evidence suggests they can continue to provoke an immune response (capsules found to contain many of the leeched materials from the implants, and the capsules are the tissue where the cancers associated with implants tend to grow, plus there are other complications documented in medical literature associated with leaving capsules behind). For me capsules made a big difference after removal, especially in symptom resolution.
You can go back and watch older videos, but I DID ask my original surgeon to remove full capsules. He told me he would try his best to do so and upon waking from surgery, I learned he did not remove the capsules. I waited a year before booking another surgery and seeing Dr. Chun for their removal; he was able to remove successfully and the difference was substantial. The lesson learned is go to a surgeon that is experienced and willing to show you their capsule removal work. Any surgeon that isn’t willing to show or stand behind their work with confidence, likely is not going to remove full capsules. It is a specialized skill set and a rare skill to find, few surgeons actually do it. Many, because they don’t believe it matters despite growing medical evidence that it does.