Leora's Wednesday Wellness Podcast
Welcome to Wednesday Wellness with Leora, the ultimate wellness podcast tailored for women. Join me as I delve into anti-aging, breast health, and detoxification topics, chatting with experts to uncover secrets that lead to healing, youthfulness, and overall well-being.
In our initial ten episodes, we shine a light on Breast Implant Illness, explant surgery, and the journey to recovery.
Discover the truth about breast implant toxicity and learn how to reclaim your health post-explant surgery. But that's not all – we're here to explore unconventional healing methods that your doctor might not mention yet are crucial for your recovery.
Empower yourself with this invaluable knowledge and take control of your health journey. Tune in and embark on a transformative path to optimal wellness.
Leora's Wednesday Wellness Podcast
Pathology of the capsules & Breast Implant illness Recovery
Randall Feingold, MD performs en bloc explant surgery (Breast Implants removal surgery) regularly and has developed a safety protocol based on his clinical training and many years of experience that provides a panel of pathology and microbiology evaluation of the capsules to rule out certain abnormalities and to increase the likelihood of finding the underlying cause of BII symptoms and allow selection of proper treatments. Dr. Randall Feingold, photo-documents the capsule specimens, Before sending the capsule specimens to pathology, (as well as for bacterial and fungal cultures).
These tests are done during the explant surgery and typically the results are ready within 7-28 days. to increase the likelihood of finding the underlying cause of symptoms and allow the selection of proper treatments.
Randall Feingold, MD uses the following protocol to thoroughly evaluate and treat his patients:
- Photo documentation of capsules and implants provided to patients for reassurance
- Pathology evaluation of capsules to assess the degree of inflammation and rule out malignancy (particularly for textured implants)
- Microbiology testing of capsule lining to investigate for colonies of bacteria and fungus/mold
- Long-term antibiotic or antifungal therapy for positive cultures
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