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That little worry factor you are having, is telling you to listen to your instincts, that is your angels trying to save you from the same tragedies many people go through from implanted devices.

Google FDA statistics on breast implant complications, there you willfind many articles where you can read about the statistics. Do the math. EXAMPLE: If say 10 percent of the people that get implants get necrosis where the implant starts to protrude through your breast and you have infection and cell death, then, take that number and multiply it times the number of people that got implants for ONE year, say 350,000 people, that is alot of people ! ! Here is the web page for you that has info on it:

http://www.fda.gov/cdrh/breastimplants/breast_implant_risks_brochure.html,

Here is some of the list:

Potential local complications are shown alphabetically below. Youmay need non-surgical treatments or reoperations (including removal o fyour implant) to treat any of these. (See the Glossary in the Handbook for definitions.)

Asymmetry

Breast pain

Breast tissue atrophy

Calcification/calcium deposits

Capsular contracture

Chest wall deformity

Delayed wound healing

Extrusion

Galactorrhea

Granuloma

Hematoma

Iatrogenic injury/damage

Infection, including Toxic Shock Syndrome

Inflammation/irritation

Malposition/displacement

Necrosis

Nipple/breast changes

Palpability/visibility

Ptosis

Redness/bruising

Rupture/deflation

Scarring

Seroma

Unsatisfactory style/size

Wrinkling/rippling

Capsular contracture and rupture/deflation are the most common local complications that occur with both silicone gel-filled and saline-filled breast implants.

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