I developed BII. I thought it was rheumatoid arthritis or lupus. I went to Mayo Clinic, got a full rheumatology and neurology workup and then went to the gastroenterologist and had an EGD/colonoscopy. All of these things were negative! So, I got my implants out 3-12-24. Within 7 days, my face no longer looked swollen, my blood pressure normalized, and my energy went through the roof. I still have joint pain, but I am using an oral binder and castor oil and detoxing from the silicone. Thankfully, I am on the way to recovery and will never again fall for implants or any other surgery to "enhance" my look. I do not have any sadness about my implants being gone, only relief.
I have read the research. The research suggest it is caused by bacteria forming colony within the capsule of the breast implant. Gradually leaking out the bacteria causing chronic inflammation overtime. The bacteria forms a biofilm and this is their stronghold against your immune system. This is why capsular contractual happens. Your body can't win and decides to seal off your entire implant altogether. Once the scar tissue is thick enough, if it ever EXPLODES. You gone. You will end up like Wendy William, the bacteria released will destroy you.
You are saying everything that I have gone through. And in the last 2 years have gotten worse. I’m getting mine done. And I found out by my surgeon and a few others that I would totally trust. To remove the entire implant and capsule and they all said no drain. I don’t care about the bigger scar. Every thing toxic implant capsule and tissue has to all come out at the same time. I know girls from my FB that did not get the capsule all out at same time with implants they never recovered fully. IV and detox is all things that my doctors will do for me where I’m going they do all the after surgery recovery and testing. I had enough with these doctors that don’t know what they are talking sbout. And above all still do implants. Do one or the other they should be band that’s how I feel. I would not go to this doctor
They tell you to replace implants after ten years. They DONT tell you how much more expensive that will be, or the amount of scarring that will result. I walked around with 27 yr old, double lumen (DOW) implants. My health deteriorated. Upon explant, found put the right implant was ruptured. How long? No idea. My breast implants looked perfect. I now suffer from. Hashimoto, Lupus, and chronic pain. It's NOT WORTH IT!
@CookieBob2004 I explanted in 2017. there were some immediate changes, ie my skin, but it seemed the damage was done. I am happy you got those toxic bags out of ur body. Happy healing ♡
Insurance did pay some of mine, and the Dr also paid me back some from accepting payment from my insurance company. This was all after explanting. The capsular contracture and ruptured implants were both on the list that insurance did pay for. I had one capsular contracture The Dr said "both implants were ruptured and the silicone had invaded my chestwall and cavity, and it was a mess" Unfortunately, I am still sick and continue to detox. However I am better! Also, If I hadn't investigated, I don't think I would have received a penny from either one! But, I do believe if I hadn't explanted I wouldn't have survived all the illnesses these toxic bags have created! I am better, but still not good. I don't feel like I'm dying everyday anymore and the rheumatoid arthritis is pretty much all gone! These are huge improvements! Ladies, the capsules have to come out! Leaving them in is irresponsible! Drs need to learn updated information! Lives can be sparred and children deserve to have healthy mothers! Go to "breast implant illness and healing by nicole" on fb. All kinds of studies and at least 250,000 members who have been searching for answers for all their illnesses as well! Bii is absolutely real!!!
Dr Youn, please do a video about breast implant maintenance! I don’t think enough people understand that breast implants are not a “one and done” thing! I also suspect some doctors are not educating their patients about implant upkeep and replacement, or about the risks of failing to do so. And I’d love to know what the most recent research says about replacing your implants.
I don’t have any, but I’ve always been under the impression that you get breast implants and it’s a one and done surgery. If that’s not the case I would definitely watch a video on it if he makes one
@@CookieBob2004or you explant and replace, with whatever capsule revisions or lifting is needed. But more women need to know about it. And start saving up early!
I just had implants placed and my surgeon told me they are to be replaced every 10 yrs. One needs to getting imaging done such as an MRI 3 yrs within placement and then every 2 yrs thereafter. If i want them removed i can opt to get a lift.
. What an honest up front information you gave . I dont have implants ,but what you discused in your talk was an eye opener . I live in Australia and have followed your channel for a while .
My symptoms immediately improved. Pain and rashes were gone after implants, capsule and scar tissue were removed. I do have some indentation but so very happy and feel great 😊
@@VrajaVilasini Great question. I had mine in for seven years but started feeling ill at about year 4. I didn’t know what it was then. My primary doctor said it wasn’t their problem because my issues were related to a cosmetic surgery. My implants were small but I did have a keyhole reconstructive lift (surgeon recommendation) which healed beautifully. I do occasionally feel like my chest muscles are a bit tender if I do any heavy lifting. My surgery took place May 2019.
same!!! It's just the toxic bucket analogy.... for some the implants are the thing that makes the bucket overflow and create symptoms, or not even that... the age that women tend to show up with autoimmune issues is 30's... and that's seemingly the most common age these symptoms of BII occur.
Praise God! My sister-in-law had all of these symptoms. She refused to remove her implants. Two years after getting them she was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer. She lived eight years after that and she passed.
Thankyou for this video, I had implants 6 months and started my BII journey and did not know about it. Seven years later I came down with Lupus and was in hospital for 6 days. The meds made me sicker, I found holistic way of antinflammatory eating worked for me and finally stopped meds and sunscreen and less stress made a huge difference.
I felt fantastic before getting implants, 8 months after getting them I thought I was going to die. Finally found a Dr. who would remove them, he and his team did a great job. I still suffer but feel so much better and don't miss them at all. To be honest they ruined my life.
Thank you for your excellent review of current research in this field. Something not addressed in your discussion is the contribution of patient age. The long list of potential BII symptoms overlaps considerably with perimenopausal symptoms - perhaps this and other conditions linked to autonomic dysregulation should also be excluded as a potential cause
I can't speak to BII because I don't have implants. I would if I could afford them. 😂 But yeah, as you were reading off symptoms I was like that's 100% an autoimmune issue. I spent a year battling it and unfortunately it was a guessing game for my Dr's trying to figure out what was triggering it. ETA- Thank you for your continued honesty on this topic.
Dr Youn a well known fitness trainer in my area had BII, worst symptoms were severe pain and immobility in her hip. A ortho physio (not 100% sure the title) FINALLY connected it after years and years of pain. Massage along severe scar tissue down her side helped but she removed them and it was night and day improvement.
I’m having my implants taken out next week. I’ve suffered for 4 years and been to countless Dr and no one could figure out why I’m having autoimmune symptoms, fatigue, heart palpitations, high blood pressure, etc. Thanks to videos like this I saw a plastic surgeon who believes in BII and hopefully o will be on my way to healing next week. I’ve had my implants for 9 years and I was perfectly fine until 4 years ago and the symptoms start small and gradually get worse like you’re being poisoned slowly. It’s horrible.
I explanted last week and I feel amazing! All of my symptoms are gone!! I got off my blood pressure medicine two days ago! I lost 13 lbs within a week after surgery and I feel like I could run a marathon now. I feel wonderful! So glad I got rid of those toxic implants.
I am so grateful that you cared enough to ask questions and look into it, to acknowledge it as a possibility. So many of us have suffered and we need people like you to pave the way towards some resolution of this problem. I developed hypothyroidism and positive for ANA 3 months ago. Ive had them 2 years. Never had health issues before. We will see what the blood trail says in 3 to 6 months!
My mom has big boobs from being pregnant with my bro and I; at 34 years of age celebrities like Gwen Stefani and Paris Hilton I don't mind having small boobs. Women shouldn't feel less than for being flat chested.
I'm 43 and have never been happier with my small perky boobs, even after breastfeeding two children in my 30s, they still look great! I have no stretch marks and people think I'm a lot younger than I am. When I want to fill out a top, I simply slip in a pair of breast forms that I found for relatively cheap on amazon, they look like real boobs LOL😅 and make me look like I have huge implants - but they just slip into a bra. They look very realistic as I can adjust my natural boobs inside of them to give the look of deep cleavage, and because all that is exposed as my real boob, no one is aware.
I'm tired of the world saying I don't fit my gender and that only bigger boobs or certains shapes of boobs are feminine. I'm almost 30 now and I'm still so embarrassed that I don't "look like a woman" (according to our toxic culture). Like my breast tissue still works. It's just not shaped like everyone else's
@@cullensister99yeah, I feel like a child. I just don’t like it at all, and hearing this is so disheartening. I already have Lupus so I don’t think having implants will help me with anything
Diagnosed with Schrögren + systemic lupus after falling very ill in 2017 (implants placed in 2009) although I was in very good health before. I had them removed the next week with total capsulectomy. I hope to cure these autoimmune diseases never diagnosed before. Thank you for your video Doctor from France where we have no informations about BII.
I had multiple symptoms of BII along with weird lymph node issues and breast pain so I opted to have them removed. They were the Mentor gel implants and they were taken en bloc which I didn’t mind since a mastopexy was necessary along with it. I have minimal scarring thankfully and it’s taken nearly two years for the majority of my symptoms to resolve. I look great and have an even better appreciation for my natural shape now, whereas I didn’t when I first got implants. Additionally, my skin and hair have thanked me a million times over by a clear complexion and thicker hair. I appreciate cosmetic procedures and the skill it takes to perform these surgeries but I wish people ( myself included) would really slow down and think a little longer about getting jobs done
@@katherinos sorry it took so long, yes, the swelling is completely gone since I had the implants removed. I can't tell you how much better I feel & I wish you well on your journey. God bless!
exactly! I have these symptoms and never had an implant.. so those are just common with either aging too, having kids, toxic or and unhealthy lifestyle, and other factors
yes common symptoms but don't normally disappear on their own or don't disappear as you get older. removing implant and then getting better is good proof that it was the implant in those cases
I *strongly* feel like Wendy Williams is suffering from this. I get the sense that a good chunk of her current health issues would go away if she had her implants removed.
I had my silicone implants removed and the rheumatoid arthritis I developed is almost completely gone! My hands tell the story! I have before and after pictures that are shocking!
I’m a week post op (necessary surgery) and I can never ever understand how anyone could willingly fly go on an operating table and allow themselves to be sliced open for vanity. Life saving surgery is scary enough, how can anyone willingly have something out in their body that they don’t need? The risks are horrendous not to mention laying around recovering- and for what???? Crazy crazy world
I had breast implants for 7yrs. Pretty much had all of those symptoms and was told Im crazy. I gained so much weight and couldn’t lose it until a year ago when I finally had them removed. I still have some issues but I overall feel better and have lost all the weight
Thank you! That is my situation exactly! I have all the symptoms and also the 50 pound weight gain, and I eat very little. Hoping to explant as soon as I find the right doctor.
Hi there! I was wondering about this, when you get the implant taken out do they just take it out and you are left with the lax skin? Do you pay more for a lift?
My implants were not big enough and I only gained one cup from a small B to a full C, but I still got BII. Explanted in dec but I still have a lot of symptoms going on😢
I got big one and remove due to pain and capsule. And change small.... the pain come back after 2 years . Now it's my 4th year and I am done suffering. Removing in 2 days
These symptoms are so common and be related to multiple other issues, such as: anemia, dementia, parasite infection, and WiFi/ cell phone radiation. None of which has nothing to do with breast implants.
Same. I got myocarditis as well. Then I got long COVID on top of it all. It took me over a year to recover, I actually ended up in hospital. Because of that experience i've decided not to get implants, I absolutely do not want to feel like that ever again.
I’ve had mine for 4yrs now and I started noticing this year. The joint pain all over my body. I felt it was age (I’m 39) I’m pretty active and average weight I feel super swollen at times. I think my only symptom is joint pain. I’m contemplating taking them out :(
Omg I know whats fucking wrong with me. I decided to go on UA-cam tonight to see if women have had symptoms of being so tired, forgetting important things, and all the symptoms that have been mentioned in this article . I’ve had so many blood tests done to see what the hell is wrong with me. I’m making an appointment tomorrow to see my doctor and let her know what I’ve found.
@@bethpoore2685this video is literally from a doctor, damn! Stop spreading shits, this is real thing, women are suffering just for some stupid beauty standarts and are nearly dying just from implants!
If you’re in the uk you’re doctor won’t acknowledge BII I’ve been going to them about it for over 12 years and they think I’m a hypochondriac! Good luck
Just to clarify that I understood correctly re: how you recommend the drain process. You stated only set to suction for 30 minutes, twice a day, correct? If so, then the rest of the time I just leave the bulb open/inflated? I just got explanted 10 hours ago and wanted to make sure I understood. I would greatly any advice. So very grateful to you and your selflessness 🙏
Thank you for this.. for several years I have been considering getting one but my bf has told me I don't need it and it's not worth it. This finally made me decide not to get implants!
@@beautybev please don’t say that. lost my breast.. I’m exited to get new ones:/ Of course it’s a risk. But it’s one i’m willing to take to love myself again.
This was great! Did you mention anything about repairing the muscle? If you did, I didnt catch it. But that helps with shape too is what my surgeon has explained
I have implants 2nd time doing them first time hearing about this and I'm very concerned now even though i don't have all these symptoms, I'm going to make an appointment very soon
Thank you, thank you. I wonder if immunoglobulin testing would show something. I'm a nurse and have spent time in the ER, MedSurg, ICU and all over the hospital. The body has an immune response to surgery and prosthetics of all kinds from fillers and injections, Stryker joints, screws, plates, and implants of all kinds: breast, pacemakers, defibrillators. Believe the patients.
Wait. Whoa…..I’m allergic to surgical steel/titanium, etc. and have had to hv plates and screws removed. So, have you seen someone with my allergies have BII??
You need to learn more about removing the capsules and how important this is! You also need to know what the ingredients are in breast implants! This is why we have issues with heavy metals!
What about inflammatory markers like HS-CRP, IL-6, etc etc etc? Could it be that the implants are causing low grade inflammation? The symptoms you mentioned seem like they could be inflammation related. Then it could also be the case that anyone who has any kind of implant could suffer from this kind of thing. I think with the breast implants, the risks could be higher as well because they move around a lot. I guess they have already checked for the biomarkers of autoimmune disease type reaction?...
I assumed this, too, considering all symptoms are auto immune related, the body is reacting to it as a foreign body. Making seem like people with auto immune and ibs disorders are advised to not have breasts implants as the immune system is already over active.
@@carmencorleto1479 Are you drinking enough water prior to walking? Also do you have palpitations? I have palpitations on a regular bases but do not have any heart issues. The doctor told me I need to take magnesium daily. So I did more research and found a magnesium for the heart called Heart Calm by Vital Biological. I started at 3 a day but after a couple weeks I took only 2 a day or one day based on how I feel. My husband does not drink enough water so when we are out and forgets to hydrate it causes his heart to go up to 140 plus. I also tell him and it is back my science you can not hydrate all at once, you have to do it throughout the day. I wish you the best.
Not to mention what it does to our children we conceive whilst having implants. My daughter had joint and health issues from birth. Took years to put the link together. She’s now 26 and has thyroid problems, osteoarthritis, joint hyper mobility to name a few. I live with the guilt daily
@@saraw1359 thank you for your kind words ❤️ I was crushed when I realised but time is healing us both. My fear was that she would hate me forever but she doesn’t and she understands. I will never do anything to my body again including botox or fillers, they too have toxins.
Excellent comprehensive research you did , Doctor‼️I would like you to address any complications in regard to where the implants where placed, under the muscle or on top of the muscle, in removal especially because of the proximity of the lungs and doing aggressive procedure to remove capsule, or unblock.
My boyfriend just break up with me while watching this now just because I got educated that breast implant is not good and I decided not to do it but he wanted me to do a breast implant.
My implants made me ill as I was far worse during this 9 year period of post masectomy surgeries of tissue expander, infection for 2.5 months with 2 consecutive left implant insertion and 2 explants with chronic inflamation in the capsule and other things including refractile silicone material. Capsular contraction was diagnosed on both implant removals.
How do you feel about the new implants that came out made of dissolvable sutures so it develops its own scar tissue in the breast so it feels entirely real and isn't an implant basically more like a skeleton for your body to heal around and through as it dissolves? Would love to hear your thoughts on this and see if you could get a study started with them
I had surgery lipo 360 25 days post op and my confidence went up so i can imagine having implants confidence go up then u have to take them out is mentally horrible even tho u know they bad for your health
Yes, I don't know how I'm going to mentally prepare myself. I'm removing mine next month, after 2 years of having implants my health is a mess, symptoms I've never had in my life such as anxiety, panic attack, heart palpitations, daily dizziness, vestibular disorder, feeling woozy, and vertigo episodes 5x a month! Horrible spinning sensation. I got them in 2018 and as of now I want my health back!
@@mariaparis7188 awww I'm so sorry but I bet u will do anything to get better again I'm really sorry your going threw this I hope u have a successful removal boo
This is what kept me unwilling to believe BII was real. 9 years of sickness that just kept snowballing. Who knew after finally removing them in desperation that I would actually feel sexier, younger, cuter and more authentic. It’s 2 years post removal and my hair has finally stopped falling out. I was on deaths door for vanity. My emotional rock bottom was forgetting my daughters middle name but physically I was a wreck for years. I wish I hadn’t wasted so much time in denial when the nagging voice it was BII first started whispering to me.
I seriously considered breast implants. I am so happy I never got them. Every plastic surgery has to be redone over time. For myself, I feel unless something is organically wrong with a persons body, do nothing until you get older. At 20 and 30 years old people should stay away from procedures, including botox. The only thing that might be okay is fillers, within reason. Another exception is women after childbirth. Some women are left with sagging skin, and breasts, stretch marks, etc. A woman needs to feel good about herself after the children come. Having invasive procedures, total facelift at 40 means more than likely the procedure will have to be repeated in 10 years, then another 10 years. Why not wait until 55 years or older, have the big surgery and be done with it. There is no way to stop the aging process. Instead, focus more on healthy lifestyle, stay out of the sun, use good skincare and all mineral SPF when you will be outside. Eat a diet made up of more vegetables and lean meats. Exercise using a variety of modalities, aerobic, weights, balance and stabilization and brain stimulation games. We all must accept getting older. There is no way to halt the process. Too many procedures on the face and body results in an older person looking ridiculous. We can never recapture our youth. We CAN go a reputable plastic surgeon like Dr. Youn for a one and done major procedure and maintain what you have, "naturally" for the rest of your life via healthy lifestyle.
Although, second thought here, can we just acknowledge the fact that most of the time if a woman's tests results are all normal the only "diagnosis" we usually get is anxiety? Like, there have been women who died of cancer because it was supposedly anxiety or just not real.
Thank you so much for the information in this video, this really helped me feel so much more informed. I was just wondering what you think about having a fat transfer done at the same time as removal and what the risks / benefits of this are?
I think with people who have a pre-existing autoimmune condition, it would make sense that their condition will not get better after X plant. From what I have seen in my group of breast implant illness research it can worsen with implantation, like an amplification. I know you mentioned "some" patients. Yes we do not have a percentage. But it's not a few that is relevant. It's many, thousands and growing each day. Everyday a new woman comes on this group telling the similar story.
I had silicone implants put in around 1987, then in 1991 I had a major stroke with no apparent reason. They did every test possible to find out why I had my stroke and found nothing. I know it has something to do with my implants. I went to my plastic surgeon and he had a funny look on his face and said he would take them out for free!!! HA.
Waww didn’t know about that, thank you very much doctor for taking the time to do these videos. Very informative and life saving god bless you from France ❤ Would be great if you did a video about loose inner thigh skin and what can be done without and with surgery many thanks 😊
I'm seeing a surgeon in two days to have them removed. I've had my implants for about 12 years and they are saggy and deflated. I don't think they leaked but I'm to the point that i just want to feel better. I have migraines, joint pain, fatigue, insomnia, muscle pain and I'm so miserable. Even if I'm 10% better it's still something. I think my body is rejecting them because my body has rejected all my piercings. I just hope I can get financed and that the surgery is successful.
No way in hell I’m getting implants. I went from a DD to a B after breast feeding with all that excess skin. I had it removed with a lift and I just wear padded bras now. I was turned away by one surgeon for refusing implants but I found one willing to give me a lift without them. Your health is everything!
I've had my implants for 12 years. I've had chronic migraines for over 3 years and currently my heart rate is increasing with the simplest daily task. The cardiologist did a cardiac panel and an inflammatory CSR blood work to check inflammation. The numbers for inflammation is elevated. Any advice?
Thank you for talking about enbloc and how science shows it make no difference in those who have them removed or not. This was stressing me out. ❤ I am going to leave the capsules in and just remove the implants.
The other sad thing is that you can remove your implants, but sometimes the symptoms won’t go away :(( so it’s like was it even the implant?? it’s really a pick your poison type of thing right. Birth control can cause an insane amount of issues, including all the issues you mentioned similar to BII. But most women still take it. Eating certain foods can cause these issues. Even stress can cause these issues…Literally everything we do can cause these issues. And tbh a lot of women have implants and feel amazing!!
Thanks for this video! As an LMT I had a client present with several strange symptoms and they ultimately found that this is what it was. The company that made the original implants paid to have them removed and offered her a different material. It sounded to her like they knew this was happening but were just waiting to see who would complain and step in afterwards. 🤦♀️
@@loriscott3290 this part, I do not know - unfortunately. I just know that she was sick for years, dismissed, and misdiagnosed a few times before she started asking the right questions/demanding answers.
I’ve had a lot of these symptoms and mine were caused from accutane. Also from birth control. All of these symptoms can be caused by an array of different things unfortunately lol
Mine should have been removed before 10 years but unfortunately I've had them in 20 and I'm sick all the time and I have no recourse of getting them out
Every woman that I know that's had breast implants (and they are all over fifty now so they've had them long term) has experienced BII. And all of them have issues with hair thinning. IMO breast implants hurt women's health.
I just removed my 20 yr silicone implants Dr also recommended I take the capsule out. I wasn’t sick but they were very large I wanted to downsize my implants by 300cc I was told I had to remove them first then give my body a break. I regret taking the capsule out it’s been a hard recovery I was very healthy prior to this 😢 shockingly my breast Implant were intact no leaking at all. I’ve gone from DD to A cup it’s been hard. I’m going to have to come see you when I’m ready to implant again.
Thank you for sharing this, I'm getting surgery in a couple of months and it seems like I can't find any positive stories about breast augmentation 😞 I know a lot of women get BII but what about the ones that don't 😊
My appointment to remove my implants is soon (I have them 8 years now). I don't now if i have BII. It could be, i have some pains an other things developed over the years i think. Like hair loss and a weird (very painfull) cramp sometimes in my back. I wonder if that wil go away if they are out. For now my left one is leaking and it is painfull, that is why i went to check them. So they have to be removed and to be honest i really look forward to it.
I love the fact that doctors are also UA-camrs nowadays
Me too! Finally a reason to go on UA-cam and get some great information.
I developed BII. I thought it was rheumatoid arthritis or lupus. I went to Mayo Clinic, got a full rheumatology and neurology workup and then went to the gastroenterologist and had an EGD/colonoscopy. All of these things were negative! So, I got my implants out 3-12-24. Within 7 days, my face no longer looked swollen, my blood pressure normalized, and my energy went through the roof. I still have joint pain, but I am using an oral binder and castor oil and detoxing from the silicone. Thankfully, I am on the way to recovery and will never again fall for implants or any other surgery to "enhance" my look. I do not have any sadness about my implants being gone, only relief.
I have the same problem pls suggest
I have read the research. The research suggest it is caused by bacteria forming colony within the capsule of the breast implant. Gradually leaking out the bacteria causing chronic inflammation overtime. The bacteria forms a biofilm and this is their stronghold against your immune system. This is why capsular contractual happens. Your body can't win and decides to seal off your entire implant altogether. Once the scar tissue is thick enough, if it ever EXPLODES. You gone. You will end up like Wendy William, the bacteria released will destroy you.
You are saying everything that I have gone through. And in the last 2 years have gotten worse. I’m getting mine done. And I found out by my surgeon and a few others that I would totally trust. To remove the entire implant and capsule and they all said no drain. I don’t care about the bigger scar. Every thing toxic implant capsule and tissue has to all come out at the same time. I know girls from my FB that did not get the capsule all out at same time with implants they never recovered fully. IV and detox is all things that my doctors will do for me where I’m going they do all the after surgery recovery and testing. I had enough with these doctors that don’t know what they are talking sbout. And above all still do implants. Do one or the other they should be band that’s how I feel. I would not go to this doctor
I am removing mine this Thursday.
This video is reckless, to say the least! He hasn't done a deep dive to get the real truth! I'm extremely disappointed to hear what he's saying :(
They tell you to replace implants after ten years. They DONT tell you how much more expensive that will be, or the amount of scarring that will result. I walked around with 27 yr old, double lumen (DOW) implants. My health deteriorated. Upon explant, found put the right implant was ruptured. How long? No idea. My breast implants looked perfect. I now suffer from. Hashimoto, Lupus, and chronic pain. It's NOT WORTH IT!
When did you explant? Are you seeing a naturopath? I explanted 4 months ago and my healing has been slow 😢
@CookieBob2004 I explanted in 2017. there were some immediate changes, ie my skin, but it seemed the damage was done. I am happy you got those toxic bags out of ur body. Happy healing ♡
Was your explant $$$?
@@serenadevon 3x the cost of the implants
Edit: not including the cost of a second surgery b/c the doc failed to remove the capsule first time around
Insurance did pay some of mine, and the Dr also paid me back some from accepting payment from my insurance company. This was all after explanting. The capsular contracture and ruptured implants were both on the list that insurance did pay for. I had one capsular contracture The Dr said "both implants were ruptured and the silicone had invaded my chestwall and cavity, and it was a mess" Unfortunately, I am still sick and continue to detox. However I am better! Also, If I hadn't investigated, I don't think I would have received a penny from either one! But, I do believe if I hadn't explanted I wouldn't have survived all the illnesses these toxic bags have created! I am better, but still not good. I don't feel like I'm dying everyday anymore and the rheumatoid arthritis is pretty much all gone! These are huge improvements! Ladies, the capsules have to come out! Leaving them in is irresponsible! Drs need to learn updated information! Lives can be sparred and children deserve to have healthy mothers! Go to "breast implant illness and healing by nicole" on fb. All kinds of studies and at least 250,000 members who have been searching for answers for all their illnesses as well! Bii is absolutely real!!!
Dr Youn, please do a video about breast implant maintenance! I don’t think enough people understand that breast implants are not a “one and done” thing! I also suspect some doctors are not educating their patients about implant upkeep and replacement, or about the risks of failing to do so. And I’d love to know what the most recent research says about replacing your implants.
I don’t have any, but I’ve always been under the impression that you get breast implants and it’s a one and done surgery. If that’s not the case I would definitely watch a video on it if he makes one
Implant maintenance???? Yes, we need to be educated properly.
I believe there is no such thing as Breast Implant Maintenance because they are not lifetime devices. It’s either you explant or don’t get it at all.
@@CookieBob2004or you explant and replace, with whatever capsule revisions or lifting is needed. But more women need to know about it. And start saving up early!
I just had implants placed and my surgeon told me they are to be replaced every 10 yrs. One needs to getting imaging done such as an MRI 3 yrs within placement and then every 2 yrs thereafter. If i want them removed i can opt to get a lift.
. What an honest up front information you gave . I dont have implants ,but what you discused in your talk was an eye opener . I live in Australia and have followed your channel for a while .
My symptoms immediately improved. Pain and rashes were gone after implants, capsule and scar tissue were removed. I do have some indentation but so very happy and feel great 😊
May I ask please how long you had your implants in for and if you needed to have a reconstruction/ reshape?
@@VrajaVilasini Great question. I had mine in for seven years but started feeling ill at about year 4. I didn’t know what it was then. My primary doctor said it wasn’t their problem because my issues were related to a cosmetic surgery. My implants were small but I did have a keyhole reconstructive lift (surgeon recommendation) which healed beautifully. I do occasionally feel like my chest muscles are a bit tender if I do any heavy lifting. My surgery took place May 2019.
I have all these symptoms and no implants! I feel ripped off 😂
I hear this, too! It's not just implants that can cause these symptoms.
Hey, that just means if you want implants you may as well get them 😂😂😂
Lmao 🤣 🤣 🤣
same!!! It's just the toxic bucket analogy.... for some the implants are the thing that makes the bucket overflow and create symptoms, or not even that... the age that women tend to show up with autoimmune issues is 30's... and that's seemingly the most common age these symptoms of BII occur.
Praise God! My sister-in-law had all of these symptoms. She refused to remove her implants. Two years after getting them she was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer. She lived eight years after that and she passed.
Thankyou for this video, I had implants 6 months and started my BII journey and did not know about it. Seven years later I came down with Lupus and was in hospital for 6 days. The meds made me sicker, I found holistic way of antinflammatory eating worked for me and finally stopped meds and sunscreen and less stress made a huge difference.
Did you explant ?
Did you keep your implants?
Do you want to keep your implants?
I felt fantastic before getting implants, 8 months after getting them I thought I was going to die. Finally found a Dr. who would remove them, he and his team did a great job. I still suffer but feel so much better and don't miss them at all. To be honest they ruined my life.
Thank you for your excellent review of current research in this field.
Something not addressed in your discussion is the contribution of patient age. The long list of potential BII symptoms overlaps considerably with perimenopausal symptoms - perhaps this and other conditions linked to autonomic dysregulation should also be excluded as a potential cause
I had been explanted 10 days ago and it was my best decision in life so far so happy, and feeling better ❤
I’m so incredibly thankful for Drs like you who are willing to dig deeper and have more of an open mind. It shows you really care
I can't speak to BII because I don't have implants. I would if I could afford them. 😂 But yeah, as you were reading off symptoms I was like that's 100% an autoimmune issue. I spent a year battling it and unfortunately it was a guessing game for my Dr's trying to figure out what was triggering it.
ETA- Thank you for your continued honesty on this topic.
Yeah auto immune defense against the two plastics sewn inside the body 🤷🏼♀️ seems obvious
Dr Youn a well known fitness trainer in my area had BII, worst symptoms were severe pain and immobility in her hip. A ortho physio (not 100% sure the title) FINALLY connected it after years and years of pain. Massage along severe scar tissue down her side helped but she removed them and it was night and day improvement.
I’m having my implants taken out next week. I’ve suffered for 4 years and been to countless Dr and no one could figure out why I’m having autoimmune symptoms, fatigue, heart palpitations, high blood pressure, etc. Thanks to videos like this I saw a plastic surgeon who believes in BII and hopefully o will be on my way to healing next week. I’ve had my implants for 9 years and I was perfectly fine until 4 years ago and the symptoms start small and gradually get worse like you’re being poisoned slowly. It’s horrible.
After removing what was the result pls tell us same situation i have
@@Care915 I’ll definitely let you know, my surgery is tomorrow!!
I explanted last week and I feel amazing! All of my symptoms are gone!! I got off my blood pressure medicine two days ago! I lost 13 lbs within a week after surgery and I feel like I could run a marathon now. I feel wonderful! So glad I got rid of those toxic implants.
@@Jet.ski.lover.13is the explant expensive?
@@serenadevon it cost twice as much as the implant did but I also got a breast lift.
I am so grateful that you cared enough to ask questions and look into it, to acknowledge it as a possibility. So many of us have suffered and we need people like you to pave the way towards some resolution of this problem. I developed hypothyroidism and positive for ANA 3 months ago. Ive had them 2 years. Never had health issues before. We will see what the blood trail says in 3 to 6 months!
My mom has big boobs from being pregnant with my bro and I; at 34 years of age celebrities like Gwen Stefani and Paris Hilton I don't mind having small boobs.
Women shouldn't feel less than for being flat chested.
I feel like women are either too fat or have flat chests. You can’t win either way.
I'm 43 and have never been happier with my small perky boobs, even after breastfeeding two children in my 30s, they still look great! I have no stretch marks and people think I'm a lot younger than I am.
When I want to fill out a top, I simply slip in a pair of breast forms that I found for relatively cheap on amazon, they look like real boobs LOL😅 and make me look like I have huge implants - but they just slip into a bra. They look very realistic as I can adjust my natural boobs inside of them to give the look of deep cleavage, and because all that is exposed as my real boob, no one is aware.
Amen; these big boobs are a burden!
I'm tired of the world saying I don't fit my gender and that only bigger boobs or certains shapes of boobs are feminine. I'm almost 30 now and I'm still so embarrassed that I don't "look like a woman" (according to our toxic culture). Like my breast tissue still works. It's just not shaped like everyone else's
@@cullensister99yeah, I feel like a child. I just don’t like it at all, and hearing this is so disheartening. I already have Lupus so I don’t think having implants will help me with anything
Thank you! I had my explant 6 months ago and I immediately felt better as far as GERD, inflammation issues, brain fog/ADHD/ focus issues!
Now I wish I could get BCBS to pay for the explant. 😔
Got mine at 19, I’m 40 now, the fatigue and brain fog have been awful lately for sure. Thank you Dr appreciate your help 💜🦄💜
Thank you for this information. You're the only doctor that dont think self interess . "Chapeau"
Diagnosed with Schrögren + systemic lupus after falling very ill in 2017 (implants placed in 2009) although I was in very good health before. I had them removed the next week with total capsulectomy. I hope to cure these autoimmune diseases never diagnosed before. Thank you for your video Doctor from France where we have no informations about BII.
I had multiple symptoms of BII along with weird lymph node issues and breast pain so I opted to have them removed. They were the Mentor gel implants and they were taken en bloc which I didn’t mind since a mastopexy was necessary along with it. I have minimal scarring thankfully and it’s taken nearly two years for the majority of my symptoms to resolve. I look great and have an even better appreciation for my natural shape now, whereas I didn’t when I first got implants. Additionally, my skin and hair have thanked me a million times over by a clear complexion and thicker hair. I appreciate cosmetic procedures and the skill it takes to perform these surgeries but I wish people ( myself included) would really slow down and think a little longer about getting jobs done
Do you mind me asking if your lymph node issues resolved? I have swollen nodes in my armpit :(
@@katherinos sorry it took so long, yes, the swelling is completely gone since I had the implants removed. I can't tell you how much better I feel & I wish you well on your journey. God bless!
exactly! I have these symptoms and never had an implant.. so those are just common with either aging too, having kids, toxic or and unhealthy lifestyle, and other factors
yes common symptoms but don't normally disappear on their own or don't disappear as you get older. removing implant and then getting better is good proof that it was the implant in those cases
I can tell you right now they darn near killed me! And yes I had them removed. Feeling 100% better.
I’m literally dieing 😢😢
Why ? What are your symptoms ?@@francesselema6860
I *strongly* feel like Wendy Williams is suffering from this. I get the sense that a good chunk of her current health issues would go away if she had her implants removed.
she has been diagnosed with a form of dementia which is most probably caused by exessive alcohol consumtion.
I agree! Unfortunately she loves her implants too much to take them out.
Any doc worth their salts would’ve told her to get them out already
@@Tahiha doctors generally don't believe this is a thing
I have thought that as well!
One of the reasons why I decided against breast implants.
I had my silicone implants removed and the rheumatoid arthritis I developed is almost completely gone! My hands tell the story! I have before and after pictures that are shocking!
I’m a week post op (necessary surgery) and I can never ever understand how anyone could willingly fly go on an operating table and allow themselves to be sliced open for vanity. Life saving surgery is scary enough, how can anyone willingly have something out in their body that they don’t need? The risks are horrendous not to mention laying around recovering- and for what???? Crazy crazy world
I had breast implants for 7yrs. Pretty much had all of those symptoms and was told Im crazy. I gained so much weight and couldn’t lose it until a year ago when I finally had them removed. I still have some issues but I overall feel better and have lost all the weight
Thank you! That is my situation exactly! I have all the symptoms and also the 50 pound weight gain, and I eat very little. Hoping to explant as soon as I find the right doctor.
Hi there! I was wondering about this, when you get the implant taken out do they just take it out and you are left with the lax skin?
Do you pay more for a lift?
@@lucilu7566 Depending on how big the implant is and how much your skin stretched, yes. I had a large implant so I paid for a lift and fat transfer.
Honesty looks great in scrubs!! Go Dr. Youn!! Thank you for sharing your professional experience and knowledge with us.
Question 🙋♀️: In your practice, do you see the size of the implant being a contributing factor of BII or rupturing of the implants?
My implants were not big enough and I only gained one cup from a small B to a full C, but I still got BII. Explanted in dec but I still have a lot of symptoms going on😢
I got big one and remove due to pain and capsule. And change small.... the pain come back after 2 years . Now it's my 4th year and I am done suffering. Removing in 2 days
@@nerissamartinez3669 I hope you have a speedy recovery and all your symptoms go away soon ❤
These symptoms are so common and be related to multiple other issues, such as: anemia, dementia, parasite infection, and WiFi/ cell phone radiation. None of which has nothing to do with breast implants.
I agree!! I’ve had all of these issues from birth control..which millions of women are on.
Finally i have this information, because all people in clinic or hospital saying save and dont have risk😢😢
I had all the symptoms after Covid vaccination without any implant
Covid vaccination has given millions of people same symptoms. So it's a hard one. Nothing is safe
Same. I got myocarditis as well. Then I got long COVID on top of it all. It took me over a year to recover, I actually ended up in hospital. Because of that experience i've decided not to get implants, I absolutely do not want to feel like that ever again.
I’ve had mine for 4yrs now and I started noticing this year. The joint pain all over my body. I felt it was age (I’m 39) I’m pretty active and average weight I feel super swollen at times. I think my only symptom is joint pain. I’m contemplating taking them out :(
I’ve had first consultation to explant,due for another next week then fingers crossed surgery this summer👍
Will you do en bloc or total capsulectomies?
Can you tell us about $$?
PLEASE MAKE SURE THEY REMOVE THE CAPSULE AND SURROUNDING TISSUE AS WELL IT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT!
Omg I know whats fucking wrong with me.
I decided to go on UA-cam tonight to see if women have had symptoms of being so tired, forgetting important things, and all the symptoms that have been mentioned in this article . I’ve had so many blood tests done to see what the hell is wrong with me.
I’m making an appointment tomorrow to see my doctor and let her know what I’ve found.
This video isn't accurate! Capsules have to come out!!! Please see the studies I've posted on here!
@@bethpoore2685this video is literally from a doctor, damn! Stop spreading shits, this is real thing, women are suffering just for some stupid beauty standarts and are nearly dying just from implants!
@@bethpoore2685what are capsules and how do they form
If you’re in the uk you’re doctor won’t acknowledge BII I’ve been going to them about it for over 12 years and they think I’m a hypochondriac! Good luck
@@bethpoore2685Can you share them again? The doctor I'm currently talking to says there's no proof that the capsules need to be removed :/
Just to clarify that I understood correctly re: how you recommend the drain process. You stated only set to suction for 30 minutes, twice a day, correct? If so, then the rest of the time I just leave the bulb open/inflated? I just got explanted 10 hours ago and wanted to make sure I understood. I would greatly any advice. So very grateful to you and your selflessness 🙏
I just got my implants removed & I feel spectacular!
Do they do an uplift at the sand time as removal?
I had both done at the same time and I am going in for an urgent CT on cervical for my swollen lymph nodes and glands. Hopefully it not cancer
Thank you for this.. for several years I have been considering getting one but my bf has told me I don't need it and it's not worth it. This finally made me decide not to get implants!
I’m getting implants in october (I’m so excited) so it’s good for me to know about breast implant illness and what the signs are if I get the illness.
It’s not a case of if but when. Don’t get implants.
@@katherinos But I will
Please don’t do it! BII will get you mark my words
@@beautybev please don’t say that. lost my breast.. I’m exited to get new ones:/
Of course it’s a risk. But it’s one i’m willing to take to love myself again.
@@beautybev please don’t say that. I lost my breast. I’m exited to finally love myself again..
Thank you so much for making this information available and being so thorough, awesome video
This was great! Did you mention anything about repairing the muscle? If you did, I didnt catch it. But that helps with shape too is what my surgeon has explained
I have implants 2nd time doing them first time hearing about this and I'm very concerned now even though i don't have all these symptoms, I'm going to make an appointment very soon
Thank you, thank you. I wonder if immunoglobulin testing would show something. I'm a nurse and have spent time in the ER, MedSurg, ICU and all over the hospital. The body has an immune response to surgery and prosthetics of all kinds from fillers and injections, Stryker joints, screws, plates, and implants of all kinds: breast, pacemakers, defibrillators. Believe the patients.
This definitely seems to be a similar situation. Maybe the studies on other types of impants can shed light on the breast impant illness as well.
Wait. Whoa…..I’m allergic to surgical steel/titanium, etc. and have had to hv plates and screws removed. So, have you seen someone with my allergies have BII??
@@loriscott3290 I haven't had a patient yet with both surgical metal implants and breast implants yet.
You need to learn more about removing the capsules and how important this is! You also need to know what the ingredients are in breast implants! This is why we have issues with heavy metals!
What about inflammatory markers like HS-CRP, IL-6, etc etc etc? Could it be that the implants are causing low grade inflammation? The symptoms you mentioned seem like they could be inflammation related. Then it could also be the case that anyone who has any kind of implant could suffer from this kind of thing. I think with the breast implants, the risks could be higher as well because they move around a lot. I guess they have already checked for the biomarkers of autoimmune disease type reaction?...
Inflammation markers were my thought, too. It should be routinely done prior to implantation as a baseline.
I agree with you. I have inflammation as it is. I would not know the difference. I am looking at getting implants because I had a mastectomy.
I assumed this, too, considering all symptoms are auto immune related, the body is reacting to it as a foreign body. Making seem like people with auto immune and ibs disorders are advised to not have breasts implants as the immune system is already over active.
My CSR is elevated and my heart rate currently is high with the minimum activity. I'm desperate at this point
@@carmencorleto1479 Are you drinking enough water prior to walking? Also do you have palpitations? I have palpitations on a regular bases but do not have any heart issues. The doctor told me I need to take magnesium daily. So I did more research and found a magnesium for the heart called Heart Calm by Vital Biological. I started at 3 a day but after a couple weeks I took only 2 a day or one day based on how I feel.
My husband does not drink enough water so when we are out and forgets to hydrate it causes his heart to go up to 140 plus. I also tell him and it is back my science you can not hydrate all at once, you have to do it throughout the day. I wish you the best.
Not to mention what it does to our children we conceive whilst having implants. My daughter had joint and health issues from birth. Took years to put the link together. She’s now 26 and has thyroid problems, osteoarthritis, joint hyper mobility to name a few. I live with the guilt daily
You didn’t know. It’s not your fault. We are human. Sending love
@@saraw1359 thank you for your kind words ❤️ I was crushed when I realised but time is healing us both. My fear was that she would hate me forever but she doesn’t and she understands. I will never do anything to my body again including botox or fillers, they too have toxins.
Thank you for this info. I have been really trying to find as much information on this subject. Before deciding if it’s worth the risk.
Excellent comprehensive research you did , Doctor‼️I would like you to address any complications in regard to where the implants where placed, under the muscle or on top of the muscle, in removal especially because of the proximity of the lungs and doing aggressive procedure to remove capsule, or unblock.
Amazing video! Thank you dr. Youn. I wanted to be well informed because I am thinking about getting breast implants.
These symptoms are very similar to those of hormonal contraceptives.
They can be with ensure IUD's. Watch "The Bleeding Edge" It's horrible what some people will do to others for money 🤑
They are criminals. And hope they will pay for it… still clearing toxicity from my body… Thank you for speaking out
My boyfriend just break up with me while watching this now just because I got educated that breast implant is not good and I decided not to do it but he wanted me to do a breast implant.
He sounds like an asshole
Ditch the implants and the man. He is not a good man if he wants you to do that. He should love you for yourself.
Stay very far away from him
My implants made me ill as I was far worse during this 9 year period of post masectomy surgeries of tissue expander, infection for 2.5 months with 2 consecutive left implant insertion and 2 explants with chronic inflamation in the capsule and other things including refractile silicone material. Capsular contraction was diagnosed on both implant removals.
How do you feel about the new implants that came out made of dissolvable sutures so it develops its own scar tissue in the breast so it feels entirely real and isn't an implant basically more like a skeleton for your body to heal around and through as it dissolves? Would love to hear your thoughts on this and see if you could get a study started with them
I had surgery lipo 360 25 days post op and my confidence went up so i can imagine having implants confidence go up then u have to take them out is mentally horrible even tho u know they bad for your health
Yes, I don't know how I'm going to mentally prepare myself. I'm removing mine next month, after 2 years of having implants my health is a mess, symptoms I've never had in my life such as anxiety, panic attack, heart palpitations, daily dizziness, vestibular disorder, feeling woozy, and vertigo episodes 5x a month! Horrible spinning sensation. I got them in 2018 and as of now I want my health back!
@@mariaparis7188 awww I'm so sorry but I bet u will do anything to get better again I'm really sorry your going threw this I hope u have a successful removal boo
So which one wins? The mental horror but save your health, or the confidence boost?
This is what kept me unwilling to believe BII was real. 9 years of sickness that just kept snowballing. Who knew after finally removing them in desperation that I would actually feel sexier, younger, cuter and more authentic. It’s 2 years post removal and my hair has finally stopped falling out. I was on deaths door for vanity. My emotional rock bottom was forgetting my daughters middle name but physically I was a wreck for years. I wish I hadn’t wasted so much time in denial when the nagging voice it was BII first started whispering to me.
I seriously considered breast implants. I am so happy I never got them. Every plastic surgery has to be redone over time. For myself, I feel unless something is organically wrong with a persons body, do nothing until you get older. At 20 and 30 years old people should stay away from procedures, including botox. The only thing that might be okay is fillers, within reason. Another exception is women after childbirth. Some women are left with sagging skin, and breasts, stretch marks, etc. A woman needs to feel good about herself after the children come.
Having invasive procedures, total facelift at 40 means more than likely the procedure will have to be repeated in 10 years, then another 10 years. Why not wait until 55 years or older, have the big surgery and be done with it. There is no way to stop the aging process. Instead, focus more on healthy lifestyle, stay out of the sun, use good skincare and all mineral SPF when you will be outside. Eat a diet made up of more vegetables and lean meats. Exercise using a variety of modalities, aerobic, weights, balance and stabilization and brain stimulation games.
We all must accept getting older. There is no way to halt the process. Too many procedures on the face and body results in an older person looking ridiculous. We can never recapture our youth. We CAN go a reputable plastic surgeon like Dr. Youn for a one and done major procedure and maintain what you have, "naturally" for the rest of your life via healthy lifestyle.
Although, second thought here, can we just acknowledge the fact that most of the time if a woman's tests results are all normal the only "diagnosis" we usually get is anxiety? Like, there have been women who died of cancer because it was supposedly anxiety or just not real.
I have all those syptoms and i dnt have breast implants.
Thank you so much for the information in this video, this really helped me feel so much more informed. I was just wondering what you think about having a fat transfer done at the same time as removal and what the risks / benefits of this are?
I think with people who have a pre-existing autoimmune condition, it would make sense that their condition will not get better after X plant. From what I have seen in my group of breast implant illness research it can worsen with implantation, like an amplification.
I know you mentioned "some" patients. Yes we do not have a percentage. But it's not a few that is relevant. It's many, thousands and growing each day. Everyday a new woman comes on this group telling the similar story.
I had silicone implants put in around 1987, then in 1991 I had a major stroke with no apparent reason. They did every test possible to find out why I had my stroke and found nothing. I know it has something to do with my implants. I went to my plastic surgeon and he had a funny look on his face and said he would take them out for free!!! HA.
My sister also had a stroke. Her silicone implants had ruptured and leaked silicone into her system
Is it just silicone implants or gel too?
Waww didn’t know about that, thank you very much doctor for taking the time to do these videos. Very informative and life saving god bless you from France ❤
Would be great if you did a video about loose inner thigh skin and what can be done without and with surgery many thanks 😊
I'm seeing a surgeon in two days to have them removed. I've had my implants for about 12 years and they are saggy and deflated. I don't think they leaked but I'm to the point that i just want to feel better. I have migraines, joint pain, fatigue, insomnia, muscle pain and I'm so miserable. Even if I'm 10% better it's still something. I think my body is rejecting them because my body has rejected all my piercings. I just hope I can get financed and that the surgery is successful.
No way in hell I’m getting implants. I went from a DD to a B after breast feeding with all that excess skin. I had it removed with a lift and I just wear padded bras now. I was turned away by one surgeon for refusing implants but I found one willing to give me a lift without them. Your health is everything!
What about hernia mesh implants? Sounds eerily familiar.
I've had my implants for 12 years. I've had chronic migraines for over 3 years and currently my heart rate is increasing with the simplest daily task. The cardiologist did a cardiac panel and an inflammatory CSR blood work to check inflammation. The numbers for inflammation is elevated. Any advice?
How as a cancer survivor, do we know if it’s from the chemo or from implants?
You're very thorough.
Thank you for video and a great learning!
Do you by chance have links for these studies so I can read and learn more?
I really wanted breast implants but im prone to lots of allergies so I already feel like there would be a good chance I could get BII
Thank you for talking about enbloc and how science shows it make no difference in those who have them removed or not. This was stressing me out. ❤ I am going to leave the capsules in and just remove the implants.
Alcohol, drugs, and a poor diet is also toxic for your body.
BUT YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM WILL NOT BE DESTROYED LIKE IT WILL BE ATTACKING YOUR IMPLANTS!
What do you think of subfascial implants?
I’m also super curious about this
I feel like my mom definitely had this before she passed away
The other sad thing is that you can remove your implants, but sometimes the symptoms won’t go away :(( so it’s like was it even the implant?? it’s really a pick your poison type of thing right.
Birth control can cause an insane amount of issues, including all the issues you mentioned similar to BII. But most women still take it. Eating certain foods can cause these issues. Even stress can cause these issues…Literally everything we do can cause these issues. And tbh a lot of women have implants and feel amazing!!
Thanks for this video! As an LMT I had a client present with several strange symptoms and they ultimately found that this is what it was. The company that made the original implants paid to have them removed and offered her a different material. It sounded to her like they knew this was happening but were just waiting to see who would complain and step in afterwards. 🤦♀️
Please expound. What company was this?
@@loriscott3290 this part, I do not know - unfortunately. I just know that she was sick for years, dismissed, and misdiagnosed a few times before she started asking the right questions/demanding answers.
all the above, need an x plant but cant afford it. they are 18 years old.....
Why is smoking in the same category as taking supplements, gluten free diet,.. etc?
BII is very similar to long covid. I have been studying the latter and publishing articles about it. Let me know if you want to talk about it
thank you sir for this video you are the best ❤❤❤
I’ve had a lot of these symptoms and mine were caused from accutane. Also from birth control.
All of these symptoms can be caused by an array of different things unfortunately lol
Mine should have been removed before 10 years but unfortunately I've had them in 20 and I'm sick all the time and I have no recourse of getting them out
I would disagree. I believe the risk is higher than low
So happy I got a fat transfer instead of implants! Very happy with my results went from a full B to a D😁
Hope it doesn’t dissolve or relocate.
How much did that cost, and give us a follow up in about a year.
Is it possible that people with implants are a bit too careful in the gym and everyday life and are just not as active as people without implants?
Can breasts grow back after removing implants that have been in place for many years? 😮
Every woman that I know that's had breast implants (and they are all over fifty now so they've had them long term) has experienced BII. And all of them have issues with hair thinning. IMO breast implants hurt women's health.
MUCH MORE SERIOUS ISSUES THEN HAIR THINNING WOMEN ARE DYING FROM THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I had my breast implants removed 4 years ago for a rash, that I still have and I have started all BII symptoms. It’s perimenopause.
@@cassandragraves5341 I WAS ONLY IN MY 20'S WHEN I BECAME SERIOUSLY ILL AND DIAGNOSED WITH 2 AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@cassandragraves5341I’m so pleased someone said this. Perimenopause is so misunderstood.
@@olivegreen337not true stop spreading misinformation
How many years will saline implants last on average?
I just removed my 20 yr silicone implants Dr also recommended I take the capsule out. I wasn’t sick but they were very large I wanted to downsize my implants by 300cc I was told I had to remove them first then give my body a break. I regret taking the capsule out it’s been a hard recovery I was very healthy prior to this 😢 shockingly my breast Implant were intact no leaking at all. I’ve gone from DD to A cup it’s been hard. I’m going to have to come see you when I’m ready to implant again.
Thank you for sharing this, I'm getting surgery in a couple of months and it seems like I can't find any positive stories about breast augmentation 😞 I know a lot of women get BII but what about the ones that don't 😊
Don’t get them again. So not worth it. They almost killed me, literally. Just wear inserts or a padded bra if it bothers you.
My appointment to remove my implants is soon (I have them 8 years now). I don't now if i have BII. It could be, i have some pains an other things developed over the years i think. Like hair loss and a weird (very painfull) cramp sometimes in my back. I wonder if that wil go away if they are out. For now my left one is leaking and it is painfull, that is why i went to check them. So they have to be removed and to be honest i really look forward to it.
What if i have these symptoms without any implants?
Wendy Williams needs to remove those implants! I think they have something to do with her decline in health
Thanks for letting me know I don't have anything to worry about if I do ever get impants. I have most of those symptoms anyway 😂
They are getting worse if you get BII
Same here but I'm scared if things get worse socially with my ibd
Could it be caused by microplastic?
ANYTHING FOREIGN THAT IS PUT IN THE BODY WILL CAUSE A REACTION FOR SOME REASON I THINK THAT AT LEAST IN MY CASES MY IMMUNE SYSTEM NEVER GOT USED TO IT
Seriously, look at what implants and their shells are made of.
@@olivegreen337k so birth control is like that too then.
Yes
Where your clinic? In USA or Malaysia?