You're not supposed to have a ruptured device. Don't let anybody tell you that's okay.

If you stretch that thing apart, you can look right through it. It's not waterproof. The gel that's

ruptured is going to interact with your tissues. That interaction is not normal, and it leads to

more inflammation. If there's an infection in there, that produces something called oxylypen

tinholm. And recently a paper has shown that

this molecule is increased in patients who are suffering with more fatigue symptoms from breast implant

illness. The implants sometimes will create a response in the tissues that produces calcium

like an egg shell. If you follow me on Instagram, you'll hear me kind of cracking one of

these things open. That firmness is like calcium. It's almost just a response to that placement of a

device. I still have people show up who've had implants for like 30 or 40 years. Unless you're into

classic cars, nobody drives a car from the 60s. If I was running your team, I would not put you

in a car that wasn't safe. I made my team listen to your show with Brian. Oh. And because I have

something called a no-cut facel so I don't use a scalpel to do a facelift. It's all based on technology.

I was going to say like that guy obviously, one, a shit ton of money.

And two, when you have that, access to anything is possible if you know, in fact, what to access.

Right.

The thing that we have is a hollowed out micrneedling system that takes skin out without leaving a scar.

It's the coring one, right?

It's where they, it's basically you score like a tiny little cylinder of skin.

You pull it out.

It's not enough to leave a scar, but it reduces the amount of skin that you actually have, right?

And for someone like you or him who knows in terms of understanding detox really well

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