Aftercare -RUPTURE

by lolly 4th July 2011, 7:42 pm

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AFTERCARE Natrelle (premium) breast implants - 3 years capsular contracture (Baker Grade 4-5) and lifetime implant rupture cover (where clinically indicated) </LI>

RUPTURE COVER ........what does that mean where "clinically indicated"????? does it just mean if diagnosed by a hospital etc ............surely its either ruptured or its not.

im confused Aftercare -RUPTURE 869500

by **COOKIE** 4th July 2011, 9:29 pm

The ONLY way to detect a ruptured implant hun is to have an ultrasound/MRI/CT scan, this is what is meant by 'clinically indicated' they require the medical evidence to uphold your claim that you have a rupture.

You would not be able to self diagnose a rupture or have a surgeon/GP or anyone else in the medical profession suggest this, a scan would be the only clinical evidence acceptable to claim on your aftercare hun.

Hope that's a little clearer for you. xx

by lolly 4th July 2011, 9:46 pm

cookie thanks ur a gem I sort of presumed that's what it meant but wanted to be sure you know what companies are like at wording things so they can wiggle out afterwards x

by **COOKIE** 4th July 2011, 9:49 pm

I know EXACTLY what you mean lovely and you're always right to check if you're unsure Aftercare -RUPTURE 184153

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