Breast Implant Problems: What Doctors Don't Tell You

17 May 2025 · 2 min
1:48

Robert Whitfield MD discusses what happens to breast implants over time, including why cancer patients face higher complication rates from chemotherapy and radiation. Doctors typically wait eight years before discussing maintenance, and implant complaints get less attention than similar issues with knee or penile implants, partly because of gender and cosmetic framing.

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Starting at eight years after the initial procedure.

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