Looking for Canadian Explant Info

[Guest guest]

I've had my implants since 1988. I've developed a capsule around one

of the implants and it can be painful and very uncomfortable at times.

I went back to the plastic surgeon who did the surgery in 1988 and he

said the best thing to do is leave them where they are, capsule and all.

The doctor indicated that I would be more miserable than my current

situation. He said I would have a set of " flat tires " and pain I

hadn't counted on before.

This was very devastating.

I would like to ask you if you know of anyone knows of a doctor in

Canada (Ontario) who knows how to properly deal with this situation

with compassion and medical expertise.

I feel like a freak however, now that I've found this group I feel

there may be hope for me.

I'm only 38 years old and can't imagine living out the rest of my days

with a bowling ball for a right breast (left one is still okay).

I don't know if this is related, I'm also a nine year survivor of

uterine cancer.

God Bless,

Traci

[Guest guest]

This is a note from our Sunny...love...Lea

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Looking for Canadian Explant Info

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> > I've had my implants since 1988. I've developed a capsule

> around one

> > of the implants and it can be painful and very uncomfortable

at

> times.

> > I went back to the plastic surgeon who did the surgery in

1988 and

> he

> > said the best thing to do is leave them where they are,

capsule and

> all.

> > The doctor indicated that I would be more miserable than my

current

> > situation. He said I would have a set of " flat tires " and

pain I

> > hadn't counted on before.

> > This was very devastating.

> > I would like to ask you if you know of anyone knows of a

doctor in

> > Canada (Ontario) who knows how to properly deal with this

situation

> > with compassion and medical expertise.

> > I feel like a freak however, now that I've found this group I

feel

> > there may be hope for me.

> > I'm only 38 years old and can't imagine living out the rest

of my

> days

> > with a bowling ball for a right breast (left one is still

okay).

> > I don't know if this is related, I'm also a nine year

survivor of

> > uterine cancer.

> > God Bless,

> > Traci

> >

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