QUOTE(Tropic @ 2017 05 19, 18:06)
Sveika. Turi nuspresti, kokie tau paciai graziau atrodo. Ar nori, kad kruties virsus butu pilnas ar naturalesnio vaizdo. As dabar deciausi laso formos, nors ps mane tarpinis variantas.
O per speneli deciausi, jei neplanuociau ateityje maitinti kudikio. Jeigu nusisneku, gal kitos pataisys, esu girdejusi, kad didesne rizika, del pieno. Taip pat jei neaktualu, kad speneliai gali prarasti jautruma.
O per speneli deciausi, jei neplanuociau ateityje maitinti kudikio. Jeigu nusisneku, gal kitos pataisys, esu girdejusi, kad didesne rizika, del pieno. Taip pat jei neaktualu, kad speneliai gali prarasti jautruma.
Maitint nebesiruošiu, savo jau atmaitinau, ko pasekoje ir likau praktiškai lenta
Žinoma, aktualu, kad gali pradingt jautrumas, dar ir kaip aktualu
Todėl ir noriu po krūtim dėtis, bet DR tik per spenelį deda.O kitas chirurgas pasiūlė Polytech, na galvoju, neapsiprendžiu dėl chirurgo, tai bent palyginsiu implantus
Na ir ką - apie DR rekomenduojamus Mentor neradau nieko blogo, netgi atvirkščiai -
straipsniuose, kur implantai lyginami tarpusavyje, Mentor lyderiauja - nežymūs tie skirtumai, bet visgi
O Polytech, pasirodo, jau seniai uždrausti JAV kaip nepatikimi, kai kurie chirurgai net rekomenduoja juos išsiimti, akis užkliuvo už štai tokio ats.:
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Arthur Perry, MD, Plastic/Reconstructive Surgery, answered
In the 1980s, thousands of women received the Meme, a polyurethane-coated implant. Although the Meme created far fewer hard breasts, the polyurethane degraded rapidly into a mushy material. I remember reoperating on a woman a few months after her Meme augmentation, only to find a gooey mess. I always wondered what had happened to the polyurethane, considering it was no longer around the implant. It turns out that 80% of women with these implants have toluene, a breakdown product of polyurethane, in their urine. It is possible that these chemicals may cause problems such as cancer later in life. While there is no documented increase of cancer in these women, and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is not yet recommending removal of polyurethane implants, I personally do recommend removal.
The polyurethane implant was taken off the worldwide market in 1991, but was later reintroduced. Because polyurethane implants have the CE mark (the European Union stamp of approval), they can be marketed in the twenty-five European Union and three European Free Trade Association member states, despite the objection of the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency, or MHRA in the United Kingdom (the FDA equivalent). This agency in 2005 warned doctors that there was solid evidence that the implants, made by Polytech Silimed Europe, were carcinogenic."
šaltinis:
https://www.sharecar...t-implants-safe
Oi, gal aš dar tiesiog nepribrendau tai op, kad taip visko bijau...
Papildyta:
Tiesa, o kas dėjotės Polytech, kokie buvo argumentai, kad būtent juos pasirinkote? Ar tiesiog chirurgas pasiūlė, todėl pasitikėjote ir iškart sutikote?
