Women are still getting sick. They are still not being told of the risks before they have implants Christine Williamson, Silicone Support UK Christine Williamson, head of Silicone Support UK, told BBC News Online that her group wanted a total ban on silicone implants. Ms Williamson, who lost breast tissue, chest muscle and lymph nodes when her implant ruptured and had to be removed, said if a ban was not possible, the group wanted tighter regulation, including a mandatory register of breast implants. Women are still getting sick. They are still not being told of the risks before they have implants.
All silicone implants leak from day one, and they all have to be replaced.
Every surgeon will tell you they don't last. I'm really hoping. Ms Williamson added that action was needed. Everyone knows that implant shells rupture and silicone migrates to every organ in their body. Women lose their breasts, some women end up in a wheelchair.