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Originally posted by paigowprincess
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...ast_implants_2
Story on the FDA reconsidering the ban on silicon chemical balls. Here is a question. The story says that most silicon bags break down after seven years and that a relatively large number of saline bags rupture. Do most women who do this kind of thing end of waking up one mornin with lopsided tits needing emergency surgery? Do the majority of funbags not last forever and if so, are the women who get them totally fine with the notion of a lifetime of surgeries to rotate their wheels? This seems pretty high maintenence, spendy and risky, so I was curious. Surgery scares the bejesus out of me, as do hospitals, so I can't imagine engaging in this kind of commitment. But I dont know the pain and trauma of being an A cup (which I would think would be fun- no bras, no sagging) so I really cant speculate as to whats worse.
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1. The scare that silicon caused automimmune diseases has turned out to be one the biggest farces in hsitory. Since Dow Corning had to declare bankruptcy, countless scientific studies have come in showing conclusively that there is no direct link between silicon funbags and autoimmune diseases.
2. You can't get silicon funbags under FDA rules unless they're replacements, but people are working to get that arbitrary condition removed.
3. Whether silicon or saline, you do have to get them replaced every 10 or so years.
4. Silicon allegedly feel much more real than saline.
5. Cup size really isn't the make or break factor on whether boobs look good. Most often its shape. If you have round As, there's no need for implants. If you have pointy boobs, no matter the cup size, they aren't going to look that great.
