RE: Re: Help with explants

[Guest guest]

More accurately, it means removing the capsule without opening it inside

the chest so that nothing can spill out of the capsule into the chest

cavity. And if any doctor says they don't always do that, I would run into

the opposite direction. My plastic surgeon did not do this and I almost

died from silicone spillage.

Lynda

At 07:04 PM 11/26/2004, you wrote:

>En Bloc means having the 'capsule' removed with the implant. The capsule

>is what the

>body creates to 'wall off' the foreign body - the implant. It can contain

>leaked silicone (if

>you had silicone implants) or, I suppose, bacteria with a saline

>implant? Anyway, it is

>generally a good thing to have it removed also, and some plastic surgeons

>don't do that.

>

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> >

> > I am going to talk with the surgeon who placed my implants on Wed,

> > 12/01/04 about removing my implants.

> > What does it mean to remove the implants " en bloc? "

> > What should I explect to look like post removal? I don't have scars

> > now, will I upon removal?

> > Do any of you have yours breasts lifted after explant?

> > I went from an A cup to a C cup, so will I look like the original

> > photos he took of me?

> > I am currently undergoing detox therapy (special diet, homeopathic

> > tinctures, etc.) It seems to be worsening my symptoms. Should I

> > hold off until they are removed?

> > Please help, I'm scared, but want to be healthy again!

> > Gale

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[Guest guest]

Lynda,

Could you provide me with the list of surgeons that perform breast explantation surgery?

I linked to one from an e-mail from one of our silicone sisters. But I discovered there was a virus attached to it, so I did not open it. Thanks!

Gale

-----Original Message-----From: Lynda [mailto:coss@...]Sent: Friday, November 26, 2004 7:33 PM Subject: Re: Re: Help with explantsMore accurately, it means removing the capsule without opening it inside the chest so that nothing can spill out of the capsule into the chest cavity. And if any doctor says they don't always do that, I would run into the opposite direction. My plastic surgeon did not do this and I almost died from silicone spillage.LyndaAt 07:04 PM 11/26/2004, you wrote:>En Bloc means having the 'capsule' removed with the implant. The capsule >is what the>body creates to 'wall off' the foreign body - the implant. It can contain >leaked silicone (if>you had silicone implants) or, I suppose, bacteria with a saline >implant? Anyway, it is>generally a good thing to have it removed also, and some plastic surgeons >don't do that.>>>> >> > I am going to talk with the surgeon who placed my implants on Wed,> > 12/01/04 about removing my implants.> > What does it mean to remove the implants "en bloc?"> > What should I explect to look like post removal? I don't have scars> > now, will I upon removal?> > Do any of you have yours breasts lifted after explant?> > I went from an A cup to a C cup, so will I look like the original> > photos he took of me?> > I am currently undergoing detox therapy (special diet, homeopathic> > tinctures, etc.) It seems to be worsening my symptoms. Should I> > hold off until they are removed?> > Please help, I'm scared, but want to be healthy again!> > Gale>>>>>>

[Guest guest]

This is the list from saline support. I personally do not know a lot of

these physicians, and would highly recommend half a dozen of them.

Lynda

At 02:38 PM 11/28/2004, you wrote:

>Lynda,

>

>Could you provide me with the list of surgeons that perform breast

>explantation surgery?

>I linked to one from an e-mail from one of our silicone sisters. But I

>discovered there was a virus attached to it, so I did not open it. Thanks!

>

>Gale

> Re: Re: Help with explants

>

>More accurately, it means removing the capsule without opening it inside

>the chest so that nothing can spill out of the capsule into the chest

>cavity. And if any doctor says they don't always do that, I would run into

>the opposite direction. My plastic surgeon did not do this and I almost

>died from silicone spillage.

>

>Lynda

>

>At 07:04 PM 11/26/2004, you wrote:

>

>

> >En Bloc means having the 'capsule' removed with the implant. The capsule

> >is what the

> >body creates to 'wall off' the foreign body - the implant. It can contain

> >leaked silicone (if

> >you had silicone implants) or, I suppose, bacteria with a saline

> >implant? Anyway, it is

> >generally a good thing to have it removed also, and some plastic surgeons

> >don't do that.

> >

> >

> >

> > >

> > > I am going to talk with the surgeon who placed my implants on Wed,

> > > 12/01/04 about removing my implants.

> > > What does it mean to remove the implants " en bloc? "

> > > What should I explect to look like post removal? I don't have scars

> > > now, will I upon removal?

> > > Do any of you have yours breasts lifted after explant?

> > > I went from an A cup to a C cup, so will I look like the original

> > > photos he took of me?

> > > I am currently undergoing detox therapy (special diet, homeopathic

> > > tinctures, etc.) It seems to be worsening my symptoms. Should I

> > > hold off until they are removed?

> > > Please help, I'm scared, but want to be healthy again!

> > > Gale

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >