Why should I not get breast implants?

Last week the FDA reported that breast implants put women's lives in danger. The big news last week was that a small number of women can get a very rare type of cancer (ALCL: anaplastic large cell lymphoma). It confirmed that death is a possible side effect of breast implants. read more

All breast implants will eventually break, but it is not known how many years the breast implants that are currently on the market will last. Studies of silicone breast implants suggest that most implants last 7-12 years, but some break during the first few months or years, while others last more than 15 years. read more

Five reasons to avoid getting breast implants: You’re adding to the bullsh_t in the world. “Oh, my titties aren’t big enough to please such-and-such a guy, or get me noticed as a MAW (model, actress, whatever) to achieve the fame & money of my dreams, or whatever (the manufactured justification is). read more

Note: The silicone used for breast implants is different than injectable silicone. Injectable silicone is not FDA-approved for body contouring. If you’re considering breast implants, here are five tips: 1. Recognize that breast implants are not considered lifetime devices. read more