YouTube short interview excerpt (host SPEAKER A and a surgeon/expert) discussing breast implant illness. The host praises the clinician’s listening skills and unconventional diagnostic approach—specifically using EEG (brainwave) testing on patients with breast implants—and asks what brain findings are seen in affected women. The clip frames the clinician as an influential, unconventional expert in this area.
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That is so abnormal for a surgeon that I would just call you a doctor. The reason that I wanted to have you on the show today is when I sat down and talked with you a couple months ago, I was just impressed, number one, that you listened to your patients in a way that a lot of physicians don't. Many people, when I go to see the doctor, many doctors would say, you know, kind of, I don't believe you because you can't have all this stuff going on. So your ability to listen was really strong. But also just over the last five or so years, and it seems like you've unpacked the problem in a way that's really changed how a lot of people think about it. So I would consider you to be one of our top experts in the illness around what's happening in the breast implants, what's going on in the body. And you do some things that are pretty unusual from what I've seen. For instance, you'll do an EEG, the same kind of stuff I do at 40 years in, like, a brainwave test of people with breast implants. That is so abnormal for a surgeon that I would just call you Dr. Abnormal. The EEG for breast implant illness. What do you find in the brains of women with breast implant illness?
