Question about ruptures and lymph nodes
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Question about ruptures and lymph nodes
hi girls! just a quick question, I've been reading the stories with the girls who have had ruptured implants and some of the gel has migrated to the lymph nodes. Is this something that always happens when an implant ruptures, meaning the lymph nodes have to be removed as well? sorry bit confused what happens, thanks girls!xxxx
georgieporgie- BJSF Addict
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Re: Question about ruptures and lymph nodes
It depends on what implant you get, if you get one with a high cohesive level like allergan 410s for example, they are very stable and wont migrate if ruptured, they will stay in place. Others do x
Re: Question about ruptures and lymph nodes
Hi hun your in with the same surgon as me! you should be having the allergan cohesive gel implants. If you think back mr meleagros probably showed you the implant cut in half & it was like a gummy bear / jelly baby! so you should be fine as they are very stable & almost classesd as a solid so you souldnt get any migration if they rupture
Good luck with ya op muy lovely! (not that youll need it , he is FAB!)
Sta x
Good luck with ya op muy lovely! (not that youll need it , he is FAB!)
Sta x
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Re: Question about ruptures and lymph nodes
thanks girls!! you really helped put my mind at rest nads I'm having CUI allergan cohseive gel implants so from what sta has said they should keep together so hopefully no gel will spread! and sta thank you for refreshing my memory I haven't seen Dr meleagros since june and I wanted to double check that there wasn't any risk. How cool we have the same surgeon!! he does seem very professional so I hope for a good result from him, shall keep you updated xxxxxxxx
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Hmmm..... Now I'm not going to scare you, 'cos I don't actually believe there is ANYTHING to be scared of ok... We ALL come into contact with silicone at some point anyway, whether thats having an injection, latex gloves, even some make-up contains it, infact I read somewhere but can't remember where that if we were all tested for silicone, quite a few of us would be tested positive for it, without implants!....
My implants were Allergen CUIs, the silicone did migrate outside the capsule and effect my lymph nodes, but for that to have happened I'm told it's extremely rare!
I have had Allergen CUIs replaced, I'm that confident that the same thing wont happen again hun, it really is VERY rare for such an occurance to happen...
I'm now recovering and doing OK, so don't look too much into this babe, you'll be fine... don't worry! xxx
My implants were Allergen CUIs, the silicone did migrate outside the capsule and effect my lymph nodes, but for that to have happened I'm told it's extremely rare!
I have had Allergen CUIs replaced, I'm that confident that the same thing wont happen again hun, it really is VERY rare for such an occurance to happen...
I'm now recovering and doing OK, so don't look too much into this babe, you'll be fine... don't worry! xxx
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Thanks for the honest post cookie I was just going to post that CUIs dont have a high cohesive gel as some other implants and have been known to bleed very slowly if ruptured, i had a journal on this somewhere (a cookie is proof). The allergan inspiras and 410s have a higher cohesiveness, but like Cookie said, a rupture is very rare xcookie wrote:Hmmm..... Now I'm not going to scare you, 'cos I don't actually believe there is ANYTHING to be scared of ok... We ALL come into contact with silicone at some point anyway, whether thats having an injection, latex gloves, even some make-up contains it, infact I read somewhere but can't remember where that if we were all tested for silicone, quite a few of us would be tested positive for it, without implants!....
My implants were Allergen CUIs, the silicone did migrate outside the capsule and effect my lymph nodes, but for that to have happened I'm told it's extremely rare!
I have had Allergen CUIs replaced, I'm that confident that the same thing wont happen again hun, it really is VERY rare for such an occurance to happen...
I'm now recovering and doing OK, so don't look too much into this babe, you'll be fine... don't worry! xxx
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nads wrote:a rupture is very rare x
Just to help put things into perspective babe, of the 1110 members registered here, I've found only three who have suffered a rupture - Myself, a recent member who didn't mention which implant type they had and one other, who used PIPs which are notorious for ruptures...
So based on that info, for definate, of the 1110 members, I'm the only one here with CUIs to have had a rupture, that's 1 in 1110!!!!!!!... I'd say they were good odds babe! LOL
Infact I think that just proves just how rare a rupture is!
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Ah Mr M told me that because they are the cohesive gel then they should stay intact if they rupture & significantly (cant spell it!) reduce the risk off migration.................But i guess cookie is proof that this is not always the case.Cookie did they exsplain why the gell form implant had migrated?
with all that said I had a good chuck about with the implant as did mr m at the walls, floors ect! & they seem very hard wearing & the gel of the cut open one didnt look like it would be going anywhere as it was like a peice of jelly before you ment it down! So im confident in my cui implants that if they rupture they wont migrate............Hum thats kinda jinxin myself LOL
Cookie did they say if you implant has a manufacturing defect? you alway get the odd ones i guess
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with all that said I had a good chuck about with the implant as did mr m at the walls, floors ect! & they seem very hard wearing & the gel of the cut open one didnt look like it would be going anywhere as it was like a peice of jelly before you ment it down! So im confident in my cui implants that if they rupture they wont migrate............Hum thats kinda jinxin myself LOL
Cookie did they say if you implant has a manufacturing defect? you alway get the odd ones i guess
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Crystal- BJSF Elite Member
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Sta wrote:Ah Mr M told me that because they are the cohesive gel then they should stay intact if they rupture & significantly (cant spell it!) reduce the risk off migration.................But i guess cookie is proof that this is not always the case.Cookie did they exsplain why the gell form implant had migrated?
with all that said I had a good chuck about with the implant as did mr m at the walls, floors ect! & they seem very hard wearing & the gel of the cut open one didnt look like it would be going anywhere as it was like a peice of jelly before you ment it down! So im confident in my cui implants that if they rupture they wont migrate............Hum thats kinda jinxin myself LOL
Cookie did they say if you implant has a manufacturing defect? you alway get the odd ones i guess
X
All I was told was that my implant was completely torn Sta, I would imagine this would have been down to a manufacturing fault yes, as I'm not exactly adventurous and have cared for my boobs, so it was what was called a 'spontaneous rupture' there was no explanation for why the rupture occurred, it just did. I'm also told that all of the silicone was removed during the op, so I'm happy with that and happy to get on with my recovery now
Oh and whilst chatting with a nurse in Transform, we were laughing about a surgeon who had even gone so far as to run one over and it survived!
They are very robust... it really is just one of those things that yes, can occur, but we all have to really put it into perspective and realise just how rare the possibility of a rupture is. xxx
Re: Question about ruptures and lymph nodes
Most ruptures occur when the surgeon accidently punctures them while putting them in too roughly, as they use instruments to get them in sometimes x
Re: Question about ruptures and lymph nodes
hey girls!!
thank you cookie for sharing your experience I think it is important to see both sides, I'm pleased your healing well and over the worse must be a scarey experience! and I really hope fingers crossed that everythings does work out ok:) i wanted inspira implants but had an issue a couple of months ago over the cost, transform were going to charge 1200 more, which i couldnt justify so I decided to stay wiv CUI. I'm pleased there are a lot of women who use CUI implants and I hope there are no more leakages!! xxxx
thank you cookie for sharing your experience I think it is important to see both sides, I'm pleased your healing well and over the worse must be a scarey experience! and I really hope fingers crossed that everythings does work out ok:) i wanted inspira implants but had an issue a couple of months ago over the cost, transform were going to charge 1200 more, which i couldnt justify so I decided to stay wiv CUI. I'm pleased there are a lot of women who use CUI implants and I hope there are no more leakages!! xxxx
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