A first-person testimonial (YouTube #shorts) describing dramatic health improvements following breast implant explant surgery. The speaker reports cessation of recurrent urinary tract infections, resolution of monthly migraines and daily headaches, and disappearance of brain fog and memory loss. The speaker also reflects empathically on reasons people choose implants and expresses ambivalence about criticizing others' cosmetic choices.
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Not only did I drop, obviously, this, like, swelling and this weight that I was carrying from inflammation, but I no longer. I have not had a urinary tract infection since I explained it. I was on medication every month. That's probably the main thing. Besides monthly migraines and daily headaches, Those were, like, the three main things for me that were so crippling, but I didn't realize it was until I no longer had those symptoms and could look back at myself. Also, the brain fog, the memory loss, these were things that, like, I just thought was with aging. And here they are. They're gone. And sometimes my wife will joke with me. She's like, I liked you better when you couldn't remember, you know, what we were arguing about a few days ago. Because now I remember everything. So it's just. I mean, it really is incredible. And I always try not to talk badly about plastic surgery or women that want to get implants, because I can relate on that level of just wanting to have boobs and to fit. Fit in and feel that confidence.