Hi @Sarah-Anne, I'd agree with both @primek and @iserbrown as the advice seems to be ensuring you are regularly monitored and to let your specialist know if you have any concerns. This is from the TGA:
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medical experts do not recommend removing them if you do not have symptoms of BIA-ALCL. This is because BIA-ALCL is very rare, and the risk of undergoing surgery could be higher than the risk of developing BIA-ALCL."
You can read more here: https://www.tga.gov.au/alert/breast-implants-and-anaplastic-large-cell-lymphoma
If you're in Sydney, there is an Implant Check Clinic at Macquarie University's Health Clinic: https://muh.org.au/services-specialties/breast-implant-clinic/our-services-2/ that could provide more advice or book you in to be checked over but your own specialist is likely your best first port of call. Jane xx
