To Deb re: question about my explant

[Guest guest]

Hi, she said that cuz when she saw the bags they were clear and clean

looking, they was alot of scar tissue around it, so she said for

right now thats what is seemed to be, but she said pathology may

prove otherwise.... she said that was her experience w/saline also,

she said to me that most bags that she explants do come out clean, so

it is a immune reaction from the silicone bag .. she mentions that

silicone is only one of the toxic chemicals used, and they use

chemical oils to slide them in for quick placement also....

interesting...... Blessings, Iggy

God bless and take care!

[Guest guest]

Iggy,

When my ps removed my saline implants I didn't have hardly any scar tissue. He said it was tissue paper thin and could see through it, its was so transparent like. He said it was difficult to remove without getting into the pectoralis muscle tissue. He removed the most dense part of the scar capsule and that was sent to pathology. That said report said no abnormal bacteria, no infection, no silicone particles present in the tissue.

After my initial implant I took things to help me heal, so maybe that is why my scar tissue was so thin. Just a thought.

I read my report and after he removed the implants he rinsed me out with 1 liter saline, then he cut out the capsule and removed with some kind of facelift scissors, then he cauterized me, then he rinsed me out again with another liter of saline i think then sewed me up.

My incisions are still sore, but thats about it. My R. breast is a little more tender than L. slightly.

Oh, what was all the fluid you were retaining? 10-15 lbs. That is major edema! Where was it? In your legs or all over or your chest? What was the explanation for the edema?

Deb

iggyangel7 <iggyangel@...> wrote:

Hi, she said that cuz when she saw the bags they were clear and clean looking, they was alot of scar tissue around it, so she said for right now thats what is seemed to be, but she said pathology may prove otherwise.... she said that was her experience w/saline also, she said to me that most bags that she explants do come out clean, so it is a immune reaction from the silicone bag .. she mentions that silicone is only one of the toxic chemicals used, and they use chemical oils to slide them in for quick placement also.... interesting...... Blessings, IggyGod bless and take care!