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July 23, 2020
Fredric M. Barr

Palm Beach Plastic & Cosmetic Surgery Educates Women About BII (Breast Implant Illness) with Free E-course

Dr. Fredric Barr and his staff at Palm Beach Plastic & Cosmetic Surgery are pleased to announce the release of their free BII (Breast Implant Illness) E-course. Comprised of a series of seven emails delivered directly to the subscriber’s inbox, the BII E-course covers the following topics: 

  • What Is Breast Implant Illness?
  • Are There Specific Medical Diagnoses Related to Breast Implants?
  • Of The Two Types of Breast Implant Explantation, Which One Is Right for You?
  • What Can You Expect During a Total Capsulectomy?
  • What To Expect In The Days, Weeks, and Months Following a Total Capsulectomy
  • Does Health Insurance Cover a Total Capsulectomy?
  • Aside from an Experienced and Competent Plastic Surgeon and Staff, What Distinguishes Palm Beach Plastic & Cosmetic Surgery?  

Since they were first approved in 1976, silicone breast implants, created by Drs. Cronin and Gerow in 1961, have had a long history of controversy. Prior to their inception by the FDA, women who desired breast augmentation had a choice of either wax injections or Avalon sponges - with less than stellar results. Because silicone is the most inert material for human implantation, it was the impetus for the development of silicone breast implants.

Breast implant illness includes a litany of ailments that cannot be explained by medical science. Although there is no definitive test at this time, women with silicone breast implants may experience thyroid-related issues such as extreme weight loss or weight gain. Other women may experience severely dry eyes, mouth, and nails, along with hair loss, and body rashes for no medically defined reason. 

Carla Pisani, Marketing & Public Relations Director/Patient Counselor for Dr. Barr and Palm Beach Plastic & Cosmetic Surgery, explains, “Not every woman is dealing with BII or with an implant-induced immune deficiency problem. However, hundreds of thousands of women of all ages, with different types of breast implants struggle with problems including an abrupt end to menstruation and onset of early menopause; difficulty taking a deep breath and/or a rapid heartbeat; extreme pressure in the lungs; and joint pain, swelling, inflammation, fatigue, and many other debilitating symptoms.” 

A board-certified plastic surgeon for 34 years, Dr. Barr performs a breast implant explantation procedure known as a Total Capsulectomy on a daily basis, resulting in a remarkable increase in his patients’ quality of life. As Pisani notes, “Ninety-five percent of Palm Beach Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery’s patients report relief from 90 percent of their symptoms. We created this BII E-course to reach more women and let them know they are not alone. There is a solution, and they can get better.” 

For women who suspect they might have BII, Palm Beach Plastic & Cosmetic Surgery encourages them to call their office at 561-833-4122 to speak with a patient counselor who will listen with empathy and advise them on possible next steps. They also invite them to join their private Facebook group, Breast Explant Solution Group by Dr. Fredric Barr, to get support and information from other women who share their BII stories and experiences with Breast Implant Explanation.  

Dr. Frederic Barr

Dr. Fredric Barr and the Staff at Palm Beach Plastic & Cosmetic Surgery Announce Free BII (Breast Implant Illness) E-course to Educate Women to Make the Right Decisions for Their Health

Free Breast Implant Illness E-course from Palm Beach Plastic & Cosmetic Surgery Informs and Empowers Women to Make the Best Choices for Their Well-being

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