A first-person account of a patient reporting rupture of so-called 'gummy bear' (cohesive gel) breast implants previously thought not to rupture. The patient flew to Los Angeles for evaluation by her surgeon (Dr. Cat), who ordered ultrasound and MRI confirming a substantial rupture, apparently in textured cohesive-gel implants.
Dr. Cat in Los Angeles.
Now I have gummy. I had gummy bear implants that were not supposed to rupture and came back that it had completely ruptured. I remember I called my surgeon, who is Dr. Cat in L. A. She's amazing. And she said, there's no way. I mean, those are the gummy bear implants that shouldn't have ruptured. I flew to LA to have her herself look and do a. A breast ultrasound. She then ordered a breast mri. All confirmed that I had this massive rupture, which she said, textured portin implants from textured gummy bear implant. It's like a gu. The. I don't know if they're. They're the hard. The hard preform gel. So not supposed to rupture. Right. So. So she didn't. We. None of us believed it. Right. There's no way.
