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Plastic surgery procedures: the E factor
When considering a Plastic surgery procedure to have the breast enlarged, or change other feature we are dissatisfied with, or when we fantasize, or dream about having it done, people tend to obliterate the E factor: economy.
Plastic surgery procedures are not cheap. In fact they cost at least a few thousand dollars. And that is not all. Since a great percentage of breast implants need a second surgery or other treatments to correct adverse side effects, the bills will continue to pile up.
This is so to such an extent that a new specialty of plastic surgeons are being trained with the sole purpose to correct faulty breast implants. If you imagine that in case of having complications with the Plastic surgery procedure, you can appeal to your health insurance, even of your life is at stake, think again.
The National Health Institute has found out that more than a quarter of the women that have a breast implant have some sort of adverse side effect in the following four years to the procedure. After a Plastic surgery procedure, breast implants can get infected, can grow fungus, can encapsulate, can leak, or can heal faulty, just to mention some consequences.
In the long run, silicone implants are suspected of causing autoimmune diseases, all of which are of chronic development, and highly disabling. Even lung and brain cancer seem to be caused in many cases by Plastic surgery procedures, namely implants. Can you afford that?