A short conversational clip (YouTube Short) featuring Madison and Dr. Robert Whitfield MD discussing a viral claim that saunas can "melt" breast implants. Madison recounts frequent sauna use and symptoms she attributed to "detoxing" (headache, nausea), while Dr. Whitfield references an earlier Skinny Confidential interview and frames the viral phrasing as joking/colloquial rather than literal.
I'll say the first video, how I found you was when you did the Skinny Confidential podcast, and there was a clip of you that was going pretty viral when you were talking about girls who go into the. Or into the sauna and they're melting their implants. And I was a sauna girly. I am talking. I would go two or three times a week, and every time I would do the sauna, I would feel so sick, I would have a headache for the rest of the night. I would feel nauseous. And I'm like, well, clearly I'm detoxing. And when I saw that video of you, I was like, it just all clicked. I'm like, no, I'm not detoxing. I'm actually putting more toxins into my body. This is insane.
All right, so Madison has opened basically, Pandora's box, and which is why everybody who is a plastic surgeon who does implants and when I say what I said on that show. So, Lauren Bostick show. You can go to the Skinny Confidential episode. Just type into YouTube Dr. Whitfield at Lauren Bostick. And it's going to come up, and it's going to say what Lauren would say to me if in the office is like, Dr. Whitfield, I think I was melting my implants. And we would joke about it.
She's.
A very good interviewer. Her. Her and her husband are very good. She said, are you going to say. Or do you want me to say it? And I was like, what? And then she led me to say. And I did say melting your implant, but it's not the correct term. So let's just clear the air. The correct term for what she was doing was called bleaching.
