Re: Re: Elaine: Sisters...Experiencing health problems

[Guest guest]

Dear Elaine:

Once a person has capsular contracture I believe they are much more likely to get it again. In any case it is not wise to reimplant if you want the greatest hope for recovery. Please reconsider. It is more important to get them out properly and think about a lift at another time if necessary. I'm sorry to confront you with this but want the best or you. God Bless, K.Lynda <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]

,

Thank you but I will be sure to ask Dr. Huang about the frequency of recurrence of capsular contractor,she would know about this more than any one of us here.Her assistant told me that placement and using implants with texture can far reduce this. I believe I will recover from this painful capsular if I get replacements and hopefully the capsular won't come back. If it does then I know to get an explant and lift. Soon I'm getting new health insurance so if I do get capsular again, I will be covered with good insurance.I would not get an explant without a lift, if I'm going to explant I will do it at the same time as a lift. Elainemichelle king <michellerking1@...> wrote:

Dear Elaine:

Once a person has capsular contracture I believe they are much more likely to get it again. In any case it is not wise to reimplant if you want the greatest hope for recovery. Please reconsider. It is more important to get them out properly and think about a lift at another time if necessary. I'm sorry to confront you with this but want the best or you. God Bless, K.Lynda <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]

Plastic surgeons always downplay the incidence of capsular contracture, in

my opinion. All implants will become harder over time, as the body forms a

scar capsule around the implant to protect the body from the foreign object.

Many of us believe, because of the fungus and other pathogens that grow in

the implants, and the large incidence of women with chronic fungal

infections, that saline implants are every bit as harmful as silicone ones.

Lynda

At 12:03 PM 11/7/2004, you wrote:

>,

>Thank you but I will be sure to ask Dr. Huang about the frequency of

>recurrence of capsular contractor,she would know about this more than any

>one of us here.Her assistant told me that placement and using implants

>with texture can far reduce this. I believe I will recover from this

>painful capsular if I get replacements and hopefully the capsular won't

>come back. If it does then I know to get an explant and lift. Soon I'm

>getting new health insurance so if I do get capsular again, I will be

>covered with good insurance.I would not get an explant without a lift, if

>I'm going to explant I will do it at the same time as a lift. Elaine

>

>michelle king <michellerking1@...> wrote:

>

>Dear Elaine:

>Once a person has capsular contracture I believe they are much more likely

>to get it again. In any case it is not wise to reimplant if you want the

>greatest hope for recovery. Please reconsider. It is more important to

>get them out properly and think about a lift at another time if

>necessary. I'm sorry to confront you with this but want the best or

>you. God Bless, K.

>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

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Lynda, I appreciated you writing to me, you are the only one who did but I don't get what you are saying about surgeons downplaying, you told me Dr Huang is really good and honest so why are you sayin now that she is downplaying, it doesn't make sense because either she is honest about about these things or not? This is my life we are talking about. I need to know if this is a doctor I can trust? They seemed so nice on the phone and the website is so thorough. I e-mailed Dr Huang I have not heard back from her but all Dr. Huangs emailes from her website are CC to a lady named who runs an implant information website, it's a good site that it's link can be found on on Dr, Huang's own website. is very polite and answered some of my questions and assured me I was safe with Dr. Huang and implant replacement of saltwater implants and that Dr. Huang would never be on her website unless she was top

notch. I will wait to hear from Dr. Huang.ElaineLynda <coss@...> wrote:

Plastic surgeons always downplay the incidence of capsular contracture, in my opinion. All implants will become harder over time, as the body forms a scar capsule around the implant to protect the body from the foreign object.Many of us believe, because of the fungus and other pathogens that grow in the implants, and the large incidence of women with chronic fungal infections, that saline implants are every bit as harmful as silicone ones.LyndaAt 12:03 PM 11/7/2004, you wrote:>,>Thank you but I will be sure to ask Dr. Huang about the frequency of >recurrence of capsular contractor,she would know about this more than any >one of us here.Her assistant told me that placement and using implants >with texture can far reduce this. I believe I will recover from this >painful capsular if I get

replacements and hopefully the capsular won't >come back. If it does then I know to get an explant and lift. Soon I'm >getting new health insurance so if I do get capsular again, I will be >covered with good insurance.I would not get an explant without a lift, if >I'm going to explant I will do it at the same time as a lift. Elaine>>michelle king wrote:>>Dear Elaine:>Once a person has capsular contracture I believe they are much more likely >to get it again. In any case it is not wise to reimplant if you want the >greatest hope for recovery. Please reconsider. It is more important to >get them out properly and think about a lift at another time if >necessary. I'm sorry to confront you with this but want the best or >you. God Bless, K.>Lynda 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> >> >

[Guest guest]

's site is NOT one we recommend to anyone, because it is totally

pro-implant and will not allow negatives to be posted.

Lynda

At 01:57 PM 11/8/2004, you wrote:

>Lynda, I appreciated you writing to me, you are the only one who did but I

>don't get what you are saying about surgeons downplaying, you told me Dr

>Huang is really good and honest so why are you sayin now that she is

>downplaying, it doesn't make sense because either she is honest about

>about these things or not? This is my life we are talking about. I need to

>know if this is a doctor I can trust? They seemed so nice on the phone and

>the website is so thorough. I e-mailed Dr Huang I have not heard back from

>her but all Dr. Huangs emailes from her website are CC to a lady named

> who runs an implant information website, it's a good site that it's

>link can be found on on Dr, Huang's own website. is very polite and

>answered some of my questions and assured me I was safe with Dr. Huang and

>implant replacement of saltwater implants and that Dr. Huang would never

>be on her website unless she was top notch. I will wait to hear from Dr.

>Huang.Elaine

>

>Lynda <coss@...> wrote:

>

>Plastic surgeons always downplay the incidence of capsular contracture, in

>my opinion. All implants will become harder over time, as the body forms a

>scar capsule around the implant to protect the body from the foreign object.

>

>Many of us believe, because of the fungus and other pathogens that grow in

>the implants, and the large incidence of women with chronic fungal

>infections, that saline implants are every bit as harmful as silicone ones.

>

>Lynda

>

>At 12:03 PM 11/7/2004, you wrote:

> >,

> >Thank you but I will be sure to ask Dr. Huang about the frequency of

> >recurrence of capsular contractor,she would know about this more than any

> >one of us here.Her assistant told me that placement and using implants

> >with texture can far reduce this. I believe I will recover from this

> >painful capsular if I get replacements and hopefully the capsular won't

> >come back. If it does then I know to get an explant and lift. Soon I'm

> >getting new health insurance so if I do get capsular again, I will be

> >covered with good insurance.I would not get an explant without a lift, if

> >I'm going to explant I will do it at the same time as a lift. Elaine

> >

> >michelle king wrote:

> >

> >Dear Elaine:

> >Once a person has capsular contracture I believe they are much more likely

> >to get it again. In any case it is not wise to reimplant if you want the

> >greatest hope for recovery. Please reconsider. It is more important to

> >get them out properly and think about a lift at another time if

> >necessary. I'm sorry to confront you with this but want the best or

> >you. God Bless, K.

> >Lynda 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

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Lynda, my head is spinning because now I am really confused. You sent me Dr. Huang's website address www.lindahuangmd.com which I really liked and appreciated that you did that. So then I talk about it here and you say it's a bad webpage, okay, I give up, why did you send it? The web link is right on Dr. Huang's website on the left hand side. ElaineLynda <coss@...> wrote:

's site is NOT one we recommend to anyone, because it is totally pro-implant and will not allow negatives to be posted.LyndaAt 01:57 PM 11/8/2004, you wrote:>Lynda, I appreciated you writing to me, you are the only one who did but I >don't get what you are saying about surgeons downplaying, you told me Dr >Huang is really good and honest so why are you sayin now that she is >downplaying, it doesn't make sense because either she is honest about >about these things or not? This is my life we are talking about. I need to >know if this is a doctor I can trust? They seemed so nice on the phone and >the website is so thorough. I e-mailed Dr Huang I have not heard back from >her but all Dr. Huangs emailes from her website are CC to a lady named > who runs an implant information website,

it's a good site that it's >link can be found on on Dr, Huang's own website. is very polite and >answered some of my questions and assured me I was safe with Dr. Huang and >implant replacement of saltwater implants and that Dr. Huang would never >be on her website unless she was top notch. I will wait to hear from Dr. >Huang.Elaine>>Lynda wrote:>>Plastic surgeons always downplay the incidence of capsular contracture, in>my opinion. All implants will become harder over time, as the body forms a>scar capsule around the implant to protect the body from the foreign object.>>Many of us believe, because of the fungus and other pathogens that grow in>the implants, and the large incidence of women with chronic fungal>infections, that saline implants are every bit as harmful as silicone ones.>>Lynda>>At 12:03 PM 11/7/2004, you

wrote:> >,> >Thank you but I will be sure to ask Dr. Huang about the frequency of> >recurrence of capsular contractor,she would know about this more than any> >one of us here.Her assistant told me that placement and using implants> >with texture can far reduce this. I believe I will recover from this> >painful capsular if I get replacements and hopefully the capsular won't> >come back. If it does then I know to get an explant and lift. Soon I'm> >getting new health insurance so if I do get capsular again, I will be> >covered with good insurance.I would not get an explant without a lift, if> >I'm going to explant I will do it at the same time as a lift. Elaine> >> >michelle king wrote:> >> >Dear Elaine:> >Once a person has capsular contracture I believe they are much more likely> >to get it again. In any case it is not

wise to reimplant if you want the> >greatest hope for recovery. Please reconsider. It is more important to> >get them out properly and think about a lift at another time if> >necessary. I'm sorry to confront you with this but want the best or> >you. God Bless, K.> >Lynda 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> > >> > >

[Guest guest]

Contact Dr. Melmed for info. I don't have that.

Lynda

At 10:55 PM 11/8/2004, you wrote:

>Lynda, my head is spinning because now I am really confused. You sent me

>Dr. Huang's website address

><http://www.lindahuangmd.com>www.lindahuangmd.com which I really liked

>and appreciated that you did that. So then I talk about it here and you

>say it's a bad webpage, okay, I give up, why did you send it? The

>web link is right on Dr. Huang's website on the left hand side. Elaine

>

>Lynda <coss@...> wrote:

>

>'s site is NOT one we recommend to anyone, because it is totally

>pro-implant and will not allow negatives to be posted.

>

>Lynda

>

>

>At 01:57 PM 11/8/2004, you wrote:

> >Lynda, I appreciated you writing to me, you are the only one who did but I

> >don't get what you are saying about surgeons downplaying, you told me Dr

> >Huang is really good and honest so why are you sayin now that she is

> >downplaying, it doesn't make sense because either she is honest about

> >about these things or not? This is my life we are talking about. I need to

> >know if this is a doctor I can trust? They seemed so nice on the phone and

> >the website is so thorough. I e-mailed Dr Huang I have not heard back from

> >her but all Dr. Huangs emailes from her website are CC to a lady named

> > who runs an implant information webs ite, it's a good site that it's

> >link can be found on on Dr, Huang's own website. is very polite and

> >answered some of my questions and assured me I was safe with Dr. Huang and

> >implant replacement of saltwater implants and that Dr. Huang would never

> >be on her website unless she was top notch. I will wait to hear from Dr.

> >Huang.Elaine

> >

> >Lynda wrote:

> >

> >Plastic surgeons always downplay the incidence of capsular contracture, in

> >my opinion. All implants will become harder over time, as the body forms a

> >scar capsule around the implant to protect the body from the foreign object.

> >

> >Many of us believe, because of the fungus and other pathogens that grow in

> >the implants, and the large incidence of women with chronic fungal

> >infections, that saline implants are every bit as harmful as silicone ones.

> >

> >Lynda

> >

> >At 12:03 PM 11/7/2004, you wrote:

> > >,

> > >Thank you but I will be sure to ask Dr. Huang about the frequency of

> > >recurrence of capsular contractor,she would know about this more than any

> > >one of us here.Her assistant told me that placement and using implants

> > >with texture can far reduce this. I believe I will recover from this

> > >painful capsular if I get replacements and hopefully the capsular won't

> > >come back. If it does then I know to get an explant and lift. Soon I'm

> > >getting new health insurance so if I do get capsular again, I will be

> > >covered with good insurance.I would not get an explant without a lift, if

> > >I'm going to explant I will do it at the same time as a lift. Elaine

> > >

> > >michelle king wrote:

> > >

> > >Dear Elaine:

> > >Once a person has capsular contracture I believe they are much more likely

> > >to get it again. In any case i t is not wise to reimplant if you want the

> > >greatest hope for recovery. Please reconsider. It is more important to

> > >get them out properly and think about a lift at another time if

> > >necessary. I'm sorry to confront you with this but want the best or

> > >you. God Bless, K.

> > >Lynda 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

> > > >

> > > >

[Guest guest]

Lynda,

What are you talking about, you lost me? What specifically does Dr. Melmed have to do with my statements below about Dr. Huang's informative website?Did I miss something? Obviously we are on different pages. ElaineLynda <coss@...> wrote:

Contact Dr. Melmed for info. I don't have that.LyndaAt 10:55 PM 11/8/2004, you wrote:>Lynda, my head is spinning because now I am really confused. You sent me >Dr. Huang's website address >www.lindahuangmd.com which I really liked >and appreciated that you did that. So then I talk about it here and you >say it's a bad webpage, okay, I give up, why did you send it? The >web link is right on Dr. Huang's website on the left hand side. Elaine>>Lynda wrote:>>'s site is NOT one we recommend to anyone, because it is totally>pro-implant and will not allow negatives to be posted.>>Lynda>>>At 01:57 PM 11/8/2004, you wrote:> >Lynda, I appreciated you writing to me, you are the only one who did

but I> >don't get what you are saying about surgeons downplaying, you told me Dr> >Huang is really good and honest so why are you sayin now that she is> >downplaying, it doesn't make sense because either she is honest about> >about these things or not? This is my life we are talking about. I need to> >know if this is a doctor I can trust? They seemed so nice on the phone and> >the website is so thorough. I e-mailed Dr Huang I have not heard back from> >her but all Dr. Huangs emailes from her website are CC to a lady named> > who runs an implant information webs ite, it's a good site that it's> >link can be found on on Dr, Huang's own website. is very polite and> >answered some of my questions and assured me I was safe with Dr. Huang and> >implant replacement of saltwater implants and that Dr. Huang would never> >be on her website unless she was top

notch. I will wait to hear from Dr.> >Huang.Elaine> >> >Lynda wrote:> >> >Plastic surgeons always downplay the incidence of capsular contracture, in> >my opinion. All implants will become harder over time, as the body forms a> >scar capsule around the implant to protect the body from the foreign object.> >> >Many of us believe, because of the fungus and other pathogens that grow in> >the implants, and the large incidence of women with chronic fungal> >infections, that saline implants are every bit as harmful as silicone ones.> >> >Lynda> >> >At 12:03 PM 11/7/2004, you wrote:> > >,> > >Thank you but I will be sure to ask Dr. Huang about the frequency of> > >recurrence of capsular contractor,she would know about this more than any> > >one of us here.Her assistant told me that

placement and using implants> > >with texture can far reduce this. I believe I will recover from this> > >painful capsular if I get replacements and hopefully the capsular won't> > >come back. If it does then I know to get an explant and lift. Soon I'm> > >getting new health insurance so if I do get capsular again, I will be> > >covered with good insurance.I would not get an explant without a lift, if> > >I'm going to explant I will do it at the same time as a lift. Elaine> > >> > >michelle king wrote:> > >> > >Dear Elaine:> > >Once a person has capsular contracture I believe they are much more likely> > >to get it again. In any case i t is not wise to reimplant if you want the> > >greatest hope for recovery. Please reconsider. It is more important to> > >get them out properly and think about a lift at

another time if> > >necessary. I'm sorry to confront you with this but want the best or> > >you. God Bless, K.> > >Lynda 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> > > >> > > >

[Guest guest]

I am sure I read some of your other posted messages. I have not checked

out Dr. Huang's website, so do not have any info. I am way too busy right

now to check websites. I do know Dr. Huang does an excellent job removing

implants and I have seen her work.

Lynda

At 05:25 PM 11/9/2004, you wrote:

>Lynda,

>What are you talking about, you lost me? What specifically does Dr. Melmed

>have to do with my statements below about Dr. Huang's informative

>website?Did I miss something? Obviously we are on different pages. Elaine

>

>Lynda <coss@...> wrote:

>

>Contact Dr. Melmed for info. I don't have that.

>

>Lynda

>

>

>At 10:55 PM 11/8/2004, you wrote:

> >Lynda, my head is spinning because now I am really confused. You sent me

> >Dr. Huang's website address

> >www.lindahuangmd.com which I really liked

> >and appreciated that you did that. So then I talk about it here and you

> >say it's a bad webpage, okay, I give up, why did you send it? The

> >web link is right on Dr. Huang's website on the left hand side. Elaine

> >

> >Lynda wrote:

> >

> >'s site is NOT one we recommend to anyone, because it is totally

> >pro-implant and will not allow negatives to be posted.

> >

> >Lynda

> >

> >

> >At 01:57 PM 11/8/2004, you wrote:

> > >Lynda, I appreciated you writing to me, you are the only one who did but I

> > >don't get what you are saying about surgeons downplaying, you told me Dr

> > >Huang is really good and honest so why are you sayin now that she is

> > >downplaying, it doesn't make sense because either she is honest about

> > >about these things or not? This is my life we are talking about. I need to

> > >know if this is a doctor I can trust? They seemed so nice on the phone and

> > >the website is so thorough. I e-mailed Dr Huang I have not heard back from

> > >her but all Dr. Huangs emailes from her website are CC to a lady named

> > > who runs an implant information webs ite, it's a good site that

> it's

> > >link can be found on on Dr, Huang's own website. is very polite and

> > >answered some of my questions and assured me I was safe with Dr. Huang and

> > >implant replacement of saltwater implants and that Dr. Huang would never

> > >be on her website unless she was top notch. I will wait to hear from Dr.

> > >Huang.Elaine

> > >

> > >Lynda wrote:

> > >

> > >Plastic surgeons always downplay the incidence of capsular contracture, in

> > >my opinion. All implants will become harder over time, as the body forms a

> > >scar capsule around the implant to protect the body from the foreign

> object.

> > >

> > >Many of us believe, because of the fungus and other pathogens that grow in

> > >the implants, and the large incidence of women with chronic fungal

> > >infections, that saline implants are every bit as harmful as silicone

> ones.

> > >

> > >Lynda

> > >

> > >At 12:03 PM 11/7/2004, you wrote:

> > > >,

> > > >Thank you but I will be sure to ask Dr. Huang about the frequency of

> > > >recurrence of capsular contractor,she would know about this more

> than any

> > > >one of us here.Her assistant told me that placement and using implants

> > > >with texture can far reduce this. I believe I will recover from this

> > > >painful capsular if I get replacements and hopefully the capsular won't

> > > >come back. If it does then I know to get an explant and lift. Soon I'm

> > > >getting new health insurance so if I do get capsular again, I will be

> > > >covered with good insurance.I would not get an explant without a

> lift, if

> > > >I'm going to explant I will do it at the same time as a lift. Elaine

> > > >

> > > >michelle king wrote:

> > > >

> > > >Dear Elaine:

> > > >Once a person has capsular contracture I believe they are much more

> likely

> > > >to get it again. In any case i t is not wise to reimplant if you

> want the

> > > >greatest hope for recovery. Please reconsider. It is more important to

> > > >get them out properly and think about a l ift at another time if

> > > >necessary. I'm sorry to confront you with this but want the best or

> > > >you. God Bless, K.

> > > >Lynda 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 fortu nate 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

> > > > >

> > > > >