Robert Whitfield MD explains that cosmetic implants often require multiple surgeries. Scarring, infection, extrusion, and malposition are common complications. A patient describes having several procedures after not knowing what to expect beforehand.
If you want to learn about everything that's actually available in terms of enhancement, you have to find someone like me who does all those things versus a cosmetic surgeon who only places implants. So if they don't talk about fat transfers, if they've never done one, augmentation with the implant is never going to be a once in a lifetime phenomenon. If you get an implant placed, you're going to get another operation at some point.
My battle with addiction drove me to seek new methods, devices and supplements to improve my physical and mental performance, enhance my quality of life, and ultimately live healthier for longer. What is a implant? Disease, illness?
And I often get asked, how did I get involved with this?
To be honest with you, when you said, like, people need to be informed from me to anyone that I know, I don't think that none of us were informed. And also, you know, when I was listening to you and to so many people, it happens, including me, it's never one operation. Then like right after, maybe a month later or six weeks later, you got get into another operation.
When you're talking about a cosmetic case, like you're referring to, the best time to do anything is the first time, anytime after that. You're describing what I worry about most, which is an increased incidence of yet another problem, whether it's a scarring complication, an infection, an extrusion. In the worst case scenarios with an implant, malposition is very common. So everybody listening understands that if you get an implant placed, you're going to get another operation at some point for that implant.
