Category Archives: Breast Implants

Saline breast implants are certainly the safest choice if you don’t want natural breast enlargement. But keep in mind, they aren’t always safe though. Imagine the saline implant solution seeping out into your body. A little salt and little water. You can deal with that. Now think about silicone, inorganic chemicals, leaking and absorbing into you system. That’s the main debate of silicone vs. saline breast implants.

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You will find another option: natural breast enhancement products. They provide promising results without the problems and the high cost of surgery. Don’t take my word for it. Look at what a lot of happy women who did it this way are saying.

Going through the surgical process

If you first talk with a surgeon about getting gel or saline inserts, you’ll be surprised at all the details. You’ll be asked how you want them placed and where you prefer to have the incision. You can choose to have them inserted under the chest muscle or on top. Having them put under the muscle can be more painful and increase your healing time.

Because most implant surgeries leave a scar that don’t go away, your doctor will try to help you choose a spot that’s not noticeable. Everyone heals differently, so depending on your own skin and how you treat you body (smoking, alcohol, etc); it can determine how well your scars will heal.

* Note some breast implants problems: infection, heavy bleeding and reactions to the anesthesia.

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“I am thinking about getting breast implants because I am direly unhappy with my flat breasts. I want big, round breasts and I don’t think I have the patience to wait for my breasts to grow using Bountiful Breast. I want much bigger, round breasts and frankly I don’t expect that will happen using your breast pills. My only hesitation is I will have “skin with an implant under it” because my breasts are flat now and that will look completely fake.. What do you think about using your breast pills to get enough tissue to cover the breast implants? Can I use your product and then get breast implants? Has anyone done that before?”

You know what we think of breast implants… The implant shell is made from poly vinyl chloride, (PVC) and cured in heavy metals (aluminum) but it will give instant gratification. The factory workers who make PVC come down with autoimmune diseases, this is a known fact, somehow it’s OK to stick the same substance inside your body? I would call my health insurer and see if you are still eligible for health insurance with breast implants? Congress has no laws protecting your right to health insurance after getting breast implants. If breast implants were safe, insurance companies wouldn’t deny coverage to women who have them and then get away with denying coverage. If you can get coverage you will have to pay a lot more for that coverage. Insurance companies are in business to make money and they have access to all the data they need to make a decision about their business. If you do not have health insurance now, make some phone calls and ask the agents at Blue Cross about getting coverage after you get breast implants?

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Breast implants are medical devices that are designed to increase breast size, restore breast tissue after breast feeding, or correct deformities. Modern prosthetic implants have been used since the 1960’s in both cosmetic and plastic surgery applications. Women who are interested in undergoing surgical breast enlargement or reconstruction should learn about all breast implant risks, breast implant options and breast implant toxicity issues before committing to getting breast augmentation.

Prior to undergoing any breast implant procedure it would be wise to use Bountiful Breast which is the top performing natural breast implant alternative. Bountiful Breast has given women larger breasts without the risks of surgery for over a decade, the oldest breast pill company.

Breast implants are not designed to last forever and must be replaced every eight to ten years. You will need additional surgeries on your breasts over your lifetime due to age, rupture, other complications (for example, capsular contracture, breast pain), or unacceptable cosmetic outcomes (for example, asymmetry, unsatisfactory style/size, wrinkling/rippling). If you are twenty years old and replace your implants every eight to ten years, you are facing five to seven implant surgeries. Each surgery will be at least $5,000.

It is tempting to think you will replace your implants in eight to ten years, the fact is you do not know where you will be in ten years, or if you can afford to pay to remove the breast implants and buy new implants? When you get older and have children an extra $5,000. Or more may not be readily available as you have other responsibilities or priorities. You or your spouse may lose your job, have an accident or health problems and not have the money. People lose their homes everyday now, if mortgages are difficult to afford who can chance having the money to pay for more breast surgeries?

If your health fails due to heavy metal and chemical poisoning from polyvinyl chlorides can you afford to pay for your health care which is tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars, can you afford to not be able to work when you are sick? Did you know young women are denied health coverage because they have breast implants? If breast implants are safe, how can insurance companies legally deny coverage to implanted women? Can you pay for your own health care if your insurance company denies you coverage?

Breast implant companies are allowed to sell implants which were grand fathered in as medical devices without safety testing. Insurance companies have access to real data about the health of the general public, they know breast implanted women get sick from their implants.

If you are thinking about getting breast implants, go online and read about the thousands of women who are having their implants removed and who are very sick.

What else can go wrong with breast implants?

Did you know the changes to your breasts following implantation cannot be undone. If you later choose to have your implants removed and not replaced, your breasts will not go back to the way they looked before your breast implant surgery. You may have permanent dimpling, puckering, wrinkling, sagging, stretch skin, or other cosmetic changes. When you have your implants replaced (revision), your risk of complications increases compared to your first (primary) surgery. Scar tissue can build up and needs to be removed along with the old implant. A lot of doctors do not know how to do this type of removal and don’t want to because it takes more time and effort. This scar tissue is laden with heavy metals and chemicals.

Routine mammograms to screen for breast cancer will be more difficult with breast implants.

Breast implants may affect your ability to breast feed, either by reducing or eliminating milk production.

Breast implants are appealing because they are a quick fix and provide perfectly round breasts. Taking Bountiful Breast will obviously take time and the results may not be as dramatic as a breast implant. If you have deformed breasts, a breast pill may not give you the results you wish for but it is better to have your health than perfectly round, big breasts. Having perfect breasts and poor health will not happy you happier! Thousands of women have lost their marriages after falling sick from breast implants or gotten sick and died leaving behind children to be raised by a single father.

Last but not least, women do die from breast implant surgery!
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I am interested in getting breast implants. I have read so many horror stories about bad breast implants. How can I find the best plastic surgeon?

Plastic surgery is a big business, like any other business. Many surgeons advertise their surgical skills but they also perform lower cost surgery and more of them, often times with the results looking unnatural or having complications like hardening (capsular contracture.)

Having a doctorate or being a licensed plastic surgeon is not a guarantee of a great surgeon or a natural looking and safe breast augmentation.

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Let’s face it, if you are a woman of any age living in a developed nation there is tremendous pressure to have a “normal breast size.” Without this normal breast size women are told they are not sexy, not feminine, not sexually attractive and not good enough. Big breasts are portrayed as the ultimate symbol of womanhood, fertility and sexuality and this is drilled into every person’s consciousness that is exposed to the media.

Movie stars and models with breast implants are marketed in movies, magazines, catalogs and television shows. The culture of celebrity, as seen on television and reality-based cosmetic surgery television shows, make surgery look easy, happy and socially acceptable. One woman who was interviewed in Brazil said, “To have small breasts is a social stigma and having breast implants is better than being small breasted.” Clearly the breast implant social programming has spread to most corners of the earth, having a normal breast size has become the curse of “living with small breasts.”

Young girls are getting breast implants while still in high school and not yet finished developing. Why? Because they have been convinced through social engineering that they are defective and unattractive, their self esteem is so low they feel they need breast implants at 16 or 17 years old to look socially acceptable. Women with A and B cup sized breasts are made to feel they are “small breasted” despite the fact that a normal breast size for the average women is a 36B.

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Breast implants certainly can increase the size and improve the shape of your breasts. But what if you prefer to avoid a breast implant surgeon all together? You’re not alone.

A lot of women just like you are looking for natural alternatives; some wouldn’t even accept free breast implants. But do these products really give you real results?

Let’s first talk about what can happen with implants and then we can discuss the natural.

Silicone verses saline implants

Both silicone and saline have problems you should be aware of. Silicone gel breast implants have been linked to chronic conditions due to ruptured implants and silicone bleeding into the body.

The FDA took silicone breast implants off the market at one point in response to so many different complaints from patients and because of the rising number of breast implant litigation cases. However, after several studies, they decided gel was safe to use again.

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Even though the number of silicone breast implants requested in the U.S. is rising, not everyone is convinced that they are completely safe. As you probably already know, they first came under fire during the ’90s. Thousands of women began seeking breast litigation and got their silicone implants removed after reports of ruptured and leaking implants.

Today, silicone gel solutions have once again returned to the marketplace, but questions still remain – are they really safe?

You can eliminate this kind of worry when you seek alternatives to getting bigger breasts. Natural enhancement pills and creams can give you the results you are looking for without risking your health. Here’s how…

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Silicone breast implants were once a pretty controversial topic. You might not notice it now with thousands of women choosing silicone implants for breast enlargement. However, there are a growing number of conscious women looking for other ways to improve their bustline, passing up breast implants. Natural enhancement products are meeting that need and might be something you should consider if surgery is not for you.

Surgery is not so simple

You want better breasts, so you make an appointment to talk with a surgeon. He shows you pictures and videos of his work. Next, you decide which breast size will best suit your body, schedule the date and one day you wake up to a brand new body. Is it really that simple? Think again.

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