Women need a clearer picture on breast implants

About 40,000 women who might have been affected by breast implants that were faulty are worried and government has to give them a clear picture of what can happen, Labour has urged.

Women who might have had a substandard breast implant that is filled with industrial-grade silicone gel are affected and the shadow health secretary, Andy Burnham, stated that there has to be a plan that has to be agreed with the private cosmetic surgery industry along with the question that who will pay for any consequence.

There has to be some reassurance given to women as they are anxious and insecure with statements made about substandard implants used.

Some private providers have expressed response but that is not adequate and such women are in a need of urgent help and they have to be given this.

He said, "What the thousands of women affected need is for the government to agree a clear protocol with the private cosmetic surgery industry, setting out the support that they will provide."

Amidst all this, it was stated by experts that the next scandal will be anti-ageing injections when it comes to the cosmetic surgery industry.


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