Re: Re: Sisters...Experiencing health problems

[Guest guest]

Lynda,

Where did you get that information because I did not hear that from Dr. Huang's assistant. She told me that they are the same as smooth as but much less risk of capsular.I was told about infection because that is the big risk with implants that and capsular but otherwise saltwater implants are safe. Also improper positioning is the other problem. I am so glad I don't have that problem too. Thank you for your help with Dr. Huang. I am glad you wrote to me about her. I think the photos on her website are impressive and she has talent.I showed my husband and he agrees. I like the liposuction results too but mainly the breast surgeries, both the breast reductions and augmentations. I hope I can get a good price on the texture replacements or I'll be back in the same rut. I would not care if I were working but I am in school dependent on my husband. If I didn't have the pain with the capsular, I would leave it alone until school is out. Thank you

again.ElaineLynda <coss@...> wrote:

Implants with texture are more prone to infection.LyndaAt 04:22 PM 11/6/2004, you wrote:>Barby, I have an HMO through my husband's work. My capsular is over 4. It >will be less money to replace them. Dr. Huang's assistant suggested an >implant with texture to prevent capsular contractor. I have saline smooth >types now.Part of me wants to just get them out for good but the explant >and mastopexcy is so costly. I might just get the better implants with >texture on them so I don't get a repeat of the capsular contracture.>You are fortunate to have good insurance.>Who is your doctor? Have you heard of Dr Huang?Lynda said she is very good >and her website says she has been on the news in Denver which is good. Elaine>>BARBY4271@... wrote:>My health ins. paid for my explant also

due to the grade IV capsular >contraction. I have Blue Cross Health mate coast to coast and they >covered the whole procedure.>Barby>>

[Guest guest]

Textured will not prevent capsular contracture. Just ask the women on this

site who had them.

Lynda

At 11:27 AM 11/7/2004, you wrote:

>Barby,

>I have Mentor smooth. Dr. Huang in Denver suggests the implants with the

>added texture to prevent capsular. The symptoms I have a shooting pain and

>hardness. I live in Michigan. I thought about getting them out and a lift

>. On Ileans group many women went to Dr. Feng and got good results but I

>can't sell the farm to pay for this. Replacement might be my best option.

>Dr. Huang does replacement with good results this is what they tell me.

>Her website shows good implant replacement photos. There is also an

>informative link on her sire all about implants. I am glad that I asked

>about silicone implants because her assistant told me there are problems

>with these but the salines are safe except for infection or capsular. Read

>all about it on her site. I am impressed with the thorough information on

>Dr. Huang's site. I need to find out the whole cost for replacement before

>I decide what to do.Thanks.Elaine

>

>BARBY4271@... wrote:

>Elaine,

>I had Mcghan textured implants and had very bad capsular contraction, I

>really wouldnt recommend them. Are you experiencing any symptoms? I went

>to Dr. Darrow in Massachusetts. I have heard of Dr. Huang but I

>dont know anything about her. What state are you in?

>Barby

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have heard doctors say this, but the women do not agree. They seem to

have as many problems, and the little areas in the textured surface are

what seems to cause problems with infection, according to the biochemists

we have spoken with.

Lynda

At 11:43 AM 11/7/2004, you wrote:

>Lynda,

> Where did you get that information because I did not hear that from Dr.

> Huang's assistant. She told me that they are the same as smooth as but

> much less risk of capsular.I was told about infection because that is the

> big risk with implants that and capsular but otherwise saltwater implants

> are safe. Also improper positioning is the other problem. I am so glad I

> don't have that problem too. Thank you for your help with Dr. Huang. I am

> glad you wrote to me about her. I think the photos on her website are

> impressive and she has talent.I showed my husband and he agrees. I like

> the liposuction results too but mainly the breast surgeries, both the

> breast reductions and augmentations. I hope I can get a good price on

> the texture replacements or I'll be back in the same rut. I would not

> care if I were working but I am in school dependent on my husband. If I

> didn't have the pain with the capsular, I would leave it alone until

> school is out. Thank you again.Elaine

>

>Lynda <coss@...> wrote:

>

>Implants with texture are more prone to infection.

>

>Lynda

>

>

>At 04:22 PM 11/6/2004, you wrote:

> >Barby, I have an HMO through my husband's work. My capsular is over 4. It

> >will be less money to replace them. Dr. Huang's assistant suggested an

> >implant with texture to prevent capsular contractor. I have saline smooth

> >types now.Part of me wants to just get them out for good but the explant

> >and mastopexcy is so costly. I might just get the better implants with

> >texture on them so I don't get a repeat of the capsular contracture.

> >You are fortunate to have good insurance.

> >Who is your doctor? Have you heard of Dr Huang?Lynda said she is very good

> >and her website says she has been on the news in Denver which is good.

> Elaine

> >

> >BARBY4271@... wrote:

> >My health ins. paid for my explant also due to the grade IV capsular

> >contraction. I have Blue Cross Health mate coast to coast and they

> >covered the whole procedure.

> >Barby

> >

> >