CLEAN: Doctor warns of potential risks for women with PIP implants

The video discusses the issues with certain silicon implants, highlighting that they are made from non-medical grade materials and have quality concerns, such as a tendency to break and leak. While there is no link to cancer, these implants are faulty. Removing them poses risks, including changes in breast shape. Personalized advice from a plastic surgeon is crucial. The video also touches on the latest generation of implants, which vary in hardness and are tested for comfort.

What is the main difference between the types of silicone used in implants?

How does the quality of the Arctic coating affect the implants?

What are the potential risks associated with having faulty implants removed?

What should individuals with this type of implant do to ensure their safety?

What are the characteristics of the latest generation of silicone implants?