Robert Whitfield MD treats patients with unexplained symptoms linked to breast implant illness. He runs genetic testing, toxicity screens, inflammatory markers, hormone panels, food sensitivity tests, and stool analysis to find root causes when local doctors can't.
Many times you'll, you know, try to stay, you know, local because it's. It's convenient to go learn. But I've had a lot of people have negative experiences in their local communities when asking plastic surgeons about breast implant illness. So they'll travel to talk to me, or they'll work in our program to get a discovery session, you know, with me that will help clarify their symptoms and how we feel we could help them. And I think patients, you don't want to ask the questions and get the answers to the questions that others haven't. Why do they have so many symptoms that people can't explain? We go through a really extensive testing process to get as many root causes to their problems as possible to answer those questions for them. It's really. I base these decisions on each patient's individual case with as much data as possible from their genetic testing, toxicity tests and inflammatory tests, blood tests, hormones.
Food sensitivities, and stool testing to really help give them an overall picture of what their recovery looks like. So it's unique to them.
