5 Things I wish I knew BEFORE getting breast implants | Part 3
March 9, 2021
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as posted by the channelWelcome to Part 3 of my Explant Q&A series!
I recently filmed a video about learning that my breast implants had been recalled and my plan to explant. The video went viral and thousands of you left me questions and comments, wanting to know more.
So, I decided to film a series of videos to do with my explant journey!
In this video, you’ll learn the 5 things I wish I knew BEFORE getting my implants:
1. The majority of women are not happy with the result.
2. They’ll get in your way.
3. Breast implant illness.
4. There’s a lot that can go wrong.
5. A breast lift would have been a better option.
You can watch Part 1 of my Explant Q&A here
And Part 2 here
Watch when I learned about the implant recall
If you’re dealing with symptoms of Breast Implant Illness or want to learn more, here are some resources:
You can write your questions in the comments or email them to WhatTheMel@melrobbins.com and put in the subject line that you have a question about my explant journey.
And, make sure you subscribe to this channel and turn on your post notifications, because I don’t want you to miss all of the videos in this series about my explant journey.
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