Re: Re: Sisters...Experiencing health problems Stacey

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I might get one with explant but may just replace, I don't know.What do you think? I have capsules, they are hard. Elainestacydel34 <stacydel34@...> wrote:

Elaine have you considered a lift? I think it is a good idea. I may still get implants but I don't think so at this point. I want to find out about the lift. I will end up having to travel as my surgeon here isn't supportive of lifts without implants. I don't know if he is competent enough to do them.In , l love wrote:> Lynda,> I don't either because if she is good, I am going! Elaine> > Lynda wrote:> > Yes, she is excellent, and you could not do better. Others are also > excellent. It is not mutually exclusive to have an excellent doctor.> > I do not wish to argue over doctors. It gets us nowhere.> > Lynda> > > At 05:44 PM 11/9/2004, you wrote:> >Lynda,>

>Not exactly. I looked back at my email and you said that Dr. Huang is > >"excellent" and in another letter "I sincerely think you could not do > >better." That tells me she is the best choice even if the words are > >different. I hope she is because I am going to Denver to see her.You said > >Dr. Melmed was "good", but somewhat expensive. Feng is expensive, I do > >know that because I called them. Elaine> >> >Lynda wrote:> >> >Yes, I said she was ONE of the best and less expensive.> >> >Lynda> >> >> >At 10:46 PM 11/8/2004, you wrote:> > >Someone tell me about Dr. Malmed please. I asked you in my email but you> > >said Dr. Huang was the one who was best for this and less expensive then> > >Malmed or Dr. Feng in Ohio.Elaine> > >> > >Lynda

wrote:> > >> > >I have been discouraged for years with almost all our plastic surgeons who> > >all re-implant and all tell us how "safe" either the smooth or the textured> > >saline implants are. I have just given up on fighting it, as they ALL do> > >it. If there is one that does not, it may be Dr. Melmed.> > >> > >I am generally just grateful that we can find someone who actually removes> > >them properly. So, I focus on the good points and let the rest go, because> > >to dwell on it would make me crazy.> > >> > >By the way, if I had to have plastic surgery, I would trust Dr. Huang > > with it.> > >> > >Lynda> > >> > >At 05:55 PM 11/8/2004, you wrote:> > > >Elaine, I think we need to make a distinction. It seems that Dr. Huang

is> > > >a good surgeon as many women have been pleased with their outcomes with> > > >her. However, most if not all of us would disagree with anyone who tells> > > >y ou that any implant is safe or that there is less capsular contracture> > > >with the textured versus the smooth. As I said before I had the textured> > > >implants and experienced contracture within weeks and I think Lynda is> > > >right in saying that once you have had it the body seems to react to them> > > >faster. Do you really want to gamble with your health knowing that> > > >thousands and thousand of women have become seriously ill and even died> > > >from implants? Love, Anita> > > >> > > > Re: Re: Sisters...Experiencing health problems> > > >> > > >> > > >Hi,> > > >I think that many of us care about what happens to all implanted women and> > > >women thinking about implants. And there are many doctors who are good at> > > >working on capsular contracture, Huang is one of the most reasonably> > > >priced. She is one of the best, which is what I said.> > > >> > > >All doctors seem to put in implants and make $$ from it, even when > > they are> > > >good at removal.> > > >> > > >Most of us would disagree that textured implants are better at avoiding> > > >capsular contracture. Once that you have this problem, it

seems to recur,> > > >because it is a sign that you body is rejecting implants.> > > >> > > >Lynda> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >At 01:44 PM 11/8/2004, you wrote:> > > > >Patty, I never even knew what an implant with texture was until I> > > > >contacted Dr. Huang in Denver. Lynda the leader of this group wrote > > to me> > > > >in a personal email and told me that Dr. Huang was the best doctor to go> > > > >to for my problem which is capsular contracture. I took her advice and> > > > >called Dr. Huang and I have I'm am getting a cold vibe from some of you> > > > >because the choice I am making because of my problem of capsular> > > > >contracture. I explained why which is in plain English spelled out

> > on her> > > > >website www.lindahuangmd.com and she> > > > >explains the risks of breast implants very well. If you think Dr. > > Huang's> > > > >material is not truthful, why is the group member Lynda who cared enough> > > > >to write to me, in fact the only person to write to me, why are you> > > > >recommending this doctor and have her patients pictures in your picture> > > > >box if you don't seem to appreciate what she is telling me? I feel I am> > > > >gett> > > >> > > >

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I think if I was you I would talk to Melmed or Feng or both. Hell you can always change your mind later but why not see what they say?

SMILEl love <briansgirl302@...> wrote:

I might get one with explant but may just replace, I don't know.What do you think? I have capsules, they are hard. Elainestacydel34 <stacydel34@...> wrote: Elaine have you considered a lift? I think it is a good idea. I may still get implants but I don't think so at this point. I want to find out about the lift. I will end up having to travel as my surgeon here isn't supportive of lifts without implants. I don't know if he is competent enough to do them.In , l love wrote:> Lynda,> I don't either because if she is good, I am going! Elaine> > Lynda wrote:> > Yes, she is excellent, and you could not do better. Others are also > excellent. It is not mutually exclusive to have an excellent doctor.> > I do not wish to argue over doctors. It gets us nowhere.> > Lynda> > > At 05:44 PM 11/9/2004, you wrote:> >Lynda,>

>Not exactly. I looked back at my email and you said that Dr. Huang is > >"excellent" and in another letter "I sincerely think you could not do > >better." That tells me she is the best choice even if the words are > >different. I hope she is because I am going to Denver to see her.You said > >Dr. Melmed was "good", but somewhat expensive. Feng is expensive, I do > >know that because I called them. Elaine> >> >Lynda wrote:> >> >Yes, I said she was ONE of the best and less expensive.> >> >Lynda> >> >> >At 10:46 PM 11/8/2004, you wrote:> > >Someone tell me about Dr. Malmed please. I asked you in my email but you> > >said Dr. Huang was the one who was best for this and less expensive then> > >Malmed or Dr. Feng in Ohio.Elaine> > >> > >Lynda

wrote:> > >> > >I have been discouraged for years with almost all our plastic surgeons who> > >all re-implant and all tell us how "safe" either the smooth or the textured> > >saline implants are. I have just given up on fighting it, as they ALL do> > >it. If there is one that does not, it may be Dr. Melmed.> > >> > >I am generally just grateful that we can find someone who actually removes> > >them properly. So, I focus on the good points and let the rest go, because> > >to dwell on it would make me crazy.> > >> > >By the way, if I had to have plastic surgery, I would trust Dr. Huang > > with it.> > >> > >Lynda> > >> > >At 05:55 PM 11/8/2004, you wrote:> > > >Elaine, I think we need to make a distinction. It seems that Dr. Huang

is> > > >a good surgeon as many women have been pleased with their outcomes with> > > >her. However, most if not all of us would disagree with anyone who tells> > > >y ou that any implant is safe or that there is less capsular contracture> > > >with the textured versus the smooth. As I said before I had the textured> > > >implants and experienced contracture within weeks and I think Lynda is> > > >right in saying that once you have had it the body seems to react to them> > > >faster. Do you really want to gamble with your health knowing that> > > >thousands and thousand of women have become seriously ill and even died> > > >from implants? Love, Anita> > > >> > > > Re: Re: Sisters...Experiencing health problems> > > >> > > >> > > >Hi,> > > >I think that many of us care about what happens to all implanted women and> > > >women thinking about implants. And there are many doctors who are good at> > > >working on capsular contracture, Huang is one of the most reasonably> > > >priced. She is one of the best, which is what I said.> > > >> > > >All doctors seem to put in implants and make $$ from it, even when > > they are> > > >good at removal.> > > >> > > >Most of us would disagree that textured implants are better at avoiding> > > >capsular contracture. Once that you have this problem, it

seems to recur,> > > >because it is a sign that you body is rejecting implants.> > > >> > > >Lynda> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >At 01:44 PM 11/8/2004, you wrote:> > > > >Patty, I never even knew what an implant with texture was until I> > > > >contacted Dr. Huang in Denver. Lynda the leader of this group wrote > > to me> > > > >in a personal email and told me that Dr. Huang was the best doctor to go> > > > >to for my problem which is capsular contracture. I took her advice and> > > > >called Dr. Huang and I have I'm am getting a cold vibe from some of you> > > > >because the choice I am making because of my problem of capsular> > > > >contracture. I explained why which is in plain English spelled out

> > on her> > > > >website www.lindahuangmd.com and she> > > > >explains the risks of breast implants very well. If you think Dr. > > Huang's> > > > >material is not truthful, why is the group member Lynda who cared enough> > > > >to write to me, in fact the only person to write to me, why are you> > > > >recommending this doctor and have her patients pictures in your picture> > > > >box if you don't seem to appreciate what she is telling me? I feel I am> > > > >gett> > > >> > > >