This 5th Gen Implant Ruptured Internally: Here's What I Found | Robert Whitfield, MD #womenshealth

30 Jul 2025 · 1 min
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A short German-language clinical video transcript in which Dr. Robert Whitfield describes an internal (intracapsular) rupture of a fifth-generation breast implant. He notes gel extrusion visible from the implant, the outer capsule being torn but without any extension of rupture beyond the scar capsule, and states this is a routine finding with this 5th‑generation implant type.

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