Nothing lasts forever, and breast implants are no exception!
One of the most common misunderstandings about breast implants is that they last a lifetime. Breast implants have a lifespan just like everything else… your car tires wear out… your bras wear out… and your breast implants will eventually wear out.
Continue Reading to learn more about exactly how long breast implants last, and how you should plan for your future once you decide to have breast augmentation surgery!
And you know what that means… lots of pink ribbons, and lots of reminders to do your self breast exams!
Every woman over 25 should know how to do a proper self breast exam. The best treatment for breast cancer is early detection, so make sure to take five minutes every month to do a good exam.
Pick a day that’s easy to remember like the “first Friday” each month and stick to it!
For all you ladies who’ve had a little surgical enhancement, this is for you too! Remember, breast implants don’t cause breast cancer, or make it harder to detect breast cancer. In fact, breast implants are still the most popular method of breast reconstruction after breast cancer surgery.
Check out this great “how to” VIDEO on how give yourself a proper exam!
3 Important Things to Keep in Mind While Watching this Video
You should be bare chested for your exam. Don’t try to do the exam through your shirt or bra like she does in the video.
Use concentric circles to make sure you examine the entire breast, and use the same pattern every time so you don’t miss a spot.
Don’t skip the armpit step. It’s really important to feel those lymph nodes too.
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The information presented here is opinion only, and is intended for entertainment purposes only. Nothing presented here should be considered factual information or medical advice. None of the celebrities or individuals discussed here have ever received treatment, surgery, medical advice, or evaluations from any author, physician, surgeon, or representative of this blog. All images and photos represent models only. No actual patients or clients are shown.