Breast Implant Illness (BII) is not just a medical condition — it is a lived reality for thousands of women…
Don’t ignore fatigue, fog, or pain.
Ask your surgeon about en bloc removal.
Support your immune, nervous, and endocrine systems.
Healing is embracing your authentic self.
Breast Implant Illness (BII) refers to a collection of systemic symptoms—such as fatigue, brain fog, joint pain, and more—that many women report after breast implant surgery WikipediaU.S. Food and Drug Administration. Though not formally recognized as a medical diagnosis, mounting evidence links implants to immune and autoimmune responses.
In one FDA review of medical device reports (2008–2024), 10,318 cases described systemic symptoms. On average, symptoms began about 5.6 years after implant placement, and a remarkable 40.8% of these women had their implants removed—most saw symptom improvement U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Silicone particles from implants may migrate into surrounding tissues, triggering immune responses and inflammatory markers such as cytokines and altered T-cell function ScienceDirectJPRAS Open. A recent study further confirms that silicone exposure can induce autoimmune markers in nearby tissue, signaling a real biological trigger BISA NonprofitScienceDirect.
Large epidemiological studies back this up: Women with implants showed significantly higher rates of autoimmune conditions such as Sjögren’s syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis, systemic sclerosis, and sarcoidosis EDS ClinicWikipedia.
Whether saline, silicone, or gummy/elastic hydrogel, no breast implant is completely safe Wikipedia+1EDS Clinic. Textured surfaces may increase risks due to fluid absorption and bacterial growth; some texture fragments can migrate into the lymphatic system, escalating immune disruption SELFU.S. Food and Drug Administration.
If BII symptoms are present, removal of implants ("explantation") with full capsulectomy or “En Bloc” is widely recognized as the most effective step toward recovery. This method removes both the implant and the surrounding tissue, minimizing contamination and giving the body space to heal.
“He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.”
(Tehillim / Psalm 147:3)
“Strength and dignity are her clothing, and she laughs at the days to come.”
(Mishlei / Proverbs 31:25)
May these verses remind you that your healing is both spiritual and physical—and that no journey toward wholeness is ever taken alone.
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 1. Listen to your body | Don’t dismiss ongoing symptoms. BII is real, and you deserve to be heard. |
| 2. Empower yourself | Seek out medical professionals experienced in implant-related illness and En Bloc removal. |
| 3. Heal holistically | Align your body and soul—nurture yourself with self-love, intuition, and spiritual practices. Your soul’s wisdom is your greatest ally. |
“It’s simply one of the many beautiful forms a woman’s body can take.”
No single size defines femininity or worth.
I paid $5,000 for breast augmentation.
And $18,000 for an en bloc removal.
No one warned me about the health risks. About what silicone toxicity can do…
Behind the facade of beauty, the body was silently protesting.
I wasn’t weak when I got implants.
But I became strong when I chose to remove them.
When I removed my implants, I didn’t lose my breasts—I regained my breath.
Plastic surgery was meant to correct defects, not self-worth.
Sensitivity, gentleness, and wisdom—that is femininity, not bra size.
True beauty shines when you stop being afraid to be yourself.
“A smaller chest doesn’t mean less femininity. It means more freedom to breathe.”
May you never push a woman to alter her body.
May you remind her she is already enough.
That is real love.
If you are experiencing symptoms or are considering implants, you are not alone.
