Re: My introduction and plead for advice on hydrogel and poly...

August 24, 2002

Look, after all that you have seen, can you honestly say it is worth it? If

you have any breast tissue, why not remove the implants, and get the lift

now? What could you possibly gain by getting new implants- except more worry

at some point in the future, and no one denies you will have to have more

surgeries- implants are not permanent. Do you really want a life full of

repeated breast surgeries? Trust your instincts, it is not worth the risk.

If you have breat tissue, a lift could make you look fabulous, and you would

never have to mess or worry about the horrifying dangers of this product ever

again. What you are really considering is trying something that even the

clinic tells you hasn' been thoroughly researched? Come on now, you know

this can't be a good sign.

ALL IMPLANTS ARE SEEN AS FOREIGN BODIES TO THE HUMAN BODY. The body does to

implants what is done to every foreing body- it tries to fight it. The

result- capsular contracture, auto-immune problems, etc. Listen the ladies

here who have become ill often take a very long time to recover. Some of us

will have full recoveries, some of us wont. If this product was safe, or for

that matter, if any of the implants that have come onto the market for the

last 35 years were safe, there would not be so many sick women, so many

support groups, so many lawsuits. The " hype " is about something real, do you

know what I am trying to say? You are asking so many questions because of

fear which you know have about the ssafety of implants- and this fear is not

illogical, but is a logical result of the the research you have read and the

knowledge you have gained about this product. To switch them is replacing

one type of implant for the exact same product, just a different coating.

Before you decide, you owe it to yourself to check out the manufacturers

breast implant warnings, as some have " updated " them becuase they are getting

sued so much. After you read them, if you still want to go ahead with it,

then atleast you are doing it knowingly. Oh- one more thing. Do you know

that saline has a shelf life of only a year? It is also suppose to be kept

at about 77 degrees- the human body's average temp is 98.6 I belelive, and

of course they sew these implants in, so they are not coming out until well

after their shelf life has expired. Even the basic facts, the

non-complicated ones, tell you the product is just a very, very bad idea.

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