A surgeon describes a patient who secretly removed her breast implants, only to have her husband angrily confront the doctor in the waiting room. The couple divorced. The speaker stresses how crucial spousal support is during explant recovery and criticizes the pressure society puts on young women to get implants in the first place.
So one of the ladies that I sent to you, her husband came in and almost assaulted me because I sent her to you and. But what she did was she ended up getting her explants out and he didn't know she was going to do it. She just left one morning and then came back implant. So. And then he came to me at my clinic and was causing havoc in my waiting room. And so I finally came out of the waiting room and he was super hot and heavy. And I just told the guy, I said, well, we can step. I mean, he got to the point, I said, we can just step outside and solve this problem. I mean, he got that heated. And so some of the women, though, that have since been to you got explanted then come back to me. My wife has been there to talk to them because the first time they take their wraps out, you know, like my wife, the first time she took them off, it was like tears they see themselves. It's like, don't worry, you have give yourself a year and a half or so before you start stressing out. It's a healing process. And I think it's super critical of the husbands to be super supportive because this couple I'm telling you about, that they no longer together, they literally went through divorce, which is super sad. Over augmentation, I mean, it's ridiculous. And I think the pressure on these young women in society, this pressure to get these breast implants is terrible.
