A surgeon warns patients that capsulectomy and implant removal are dangerous. Speaker B says that's wrong: both procedures are safe when done by someone trained. If your surgeon discourages them, find a different one.
I hear patients all the time tell me like, Yeah, I asked Dr. Smith about doing this surgery and he said, doesn't work, it's dangerous. I'm like, oh, okay, first of all, you just need to get out of Dr. Smith's office. You just don't want to do the case. Doing a capsulectomy is not dangerous. And an implant removal, whether it's for cancer cosmetics, is not dangerous. To say that to a patient is very telling about the person who's saying that. They're either not well trained, not well read, not comfortable from a skill set standpoint, or all the above. Definitely not who you want doing a case.
I think.
This.
Is a pretty good advice.
Yeah, no, it's just. That's it. It's all gonna get better. The robots may come and save us. All.
The robots are going to save us. You've got a lot of information on your website. I know that this is going to attract a deep, though narrow subset of our listeners who are going to want to know more to do a little self diagnosis, point them, point folks in the right direction.
