A short conversational transcript (Robert Whitfield MD and Casey) discussing the lack of scientific studies on women with breast implants using saunas. Whitfield notes there is no evidence, mentions being criticized by other plastic surgeons for his cautions, and emphasizes using common sense and a strong pre-operative testing program; genetics is briefly referenced.
I'm probably the only person that walks on two feet that has even those points, if you will, to go back and reference and go, oh, wow. Yeah, I have seen that. So when you know, if there's one, there's more. It's just, I mean, come on, the earth is not flat.
Yeah, well, I don't think people are studying women with implants going into saunas either. So it's not like you can point to. Right.
Know that information ever. Yeah, nobody could tell you that. So that's why it was always, like, nonsensical. When I got. Basically, plastic surgeons were taking aim at me for saying what I said, and I was like, well, there's no evidence. Well, of course there's no evidence.
Exactly. Yes. Yeah, re.
Evidence. Did you think that was part of the study to go cook somebody and see what happens? Well, no, that's just stupid. You have to have some common sense, although that's rapidly escaping in the world. So we have our consultation, we go over everything, and then. I know it took a period of time for you to get here. And I tell everybody the same thing. Like, if I have somebody who wants to, you know, come here just a week or two after seeing me, that's going to be pretty challenging because we have a very strong testing program to look at. And Casey brought up genetics.
