Robert Whitfield MD warns that explant surgery alone won't fix everything patients expect. Recovery requires addressing inflammation and other factors over time, not just removing the implant. He offers a remote surgical recovery program for patients who can't travel to Austin.
It's. And that you see how disappointed people get, you know, on the, like on the Facebook group or whatever, because they're reading other people's stories and they're expecting to explain and their whole world's going to change because that is the report of some people. But I. We really try to explain to people. It's. It's a whole process, just like you said. It's really not just explain it. You have to work on all these other things that were causing the inflammation in the first place, too, because there's usually a lot going on. So I love that you do that approach because so many people don't. They don't tell, you know, them about everything else that. That they need to support as well. And then people will get disappointed with their results if all they're doing is X planning with no other support.
Well, what a lot of folks do now is not everybody can come to Austin and have surgery with me.
Right.
But our surgical recovery program is ran remote, so anybody can leverage our program. So that in itself is a big advantage.
