Breast Implants: Why You Shouldn't Keep Them 20 Years!

2 Jul 2025 · 1 min
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Robert Whitfield MD (speaker) advises against keeping breast implants for 20 years, using a patient anecdote about a person with the same implants for 20 years. He compares implants to an old car to illustrate that medical devices are not lifetime items, notes that implant package inserts do not claim lifetime durability, and asserts that all implants will eventually fail.

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