Breast Plant Illness

Breast Implant Illness

If you suspect Breast Implant Illness, you’re not alone — and you’re not imagining it. Our holistic recovery programmes are here to support your healing, every step of the way.

Understanding Breast Implant Illness (BII):

Breast Implant Illness (BII) is a term used to describe a range of symptoms that may develop after breast augmentation with saline or silicone implants. While implants are often considered safe, research and patient experience increasingly suggest that they can disrupt the immune system, trigger inflammation, and contribute to systemic toxicity—especially if rupture or leakage occurs.

Some complications are visible and localised, such as swelling, skin rashes, or pain. Others are far more subtle—chronic fatigue, brain fog, hormonal imbalances, and autoimmune reactions—that can be difficult to trace back to the implants.

Symptoms and Health Impacts

Women suffering from BII often experience a combination of the following:

Though rare, Breast Implant-Associated Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (BIA-ALCL) is a known, serious complication that requires immediate medical attention. It’s a form of immune system cancer—not to be confused with breast cancer—linked to textured implants.

The Emotional Weight of BII

One of the most difficult aspects of BII is being dismissed. Many women are told their symptoms are unrelated, “normal,” or purely psychological. At Neomed, we take your experience seriously. We understand that this condition is not just physical—it can affect your confidence, relationships, and sense of control over your own body.

We’re here to validate your experience—and help you reclaim your health.

Our Post-Explant Healing Programmes

At Neomed, we offer three specialised programmes designed to support women recovering from BII—particularly post-explant surgery. These programmes are tailored to the body’s unique needs after implant removal and focus on full-system regeneration.

Each programme may include:

Whether you’re preparing for explant surgery or are already in recovery, our team will meet you where you are—with compassion, experience, and a plan.

Why Choose Neomed?

Unlike conventional treatment models, we don’t isolate symptoms—we look at the full picture. Our clinic combines advanced medical science with a holistic care philosophy to provide truly integrative healing.

You’ll work with a multidisciplinary team who understands the nuances of BII and takes your concerns seriously. Here, you’re not just treated—you’re cared for, believed, and empowered.

"It’s been amazing to be here. I cannot tell you what these people have done for me."

Samantha

Let’s Talk About What’s Possible

You don’t have to keep questioning what’s wrong. If you suspect your implants are impacting your health, we’re here to support you with answers, clarity, and a clear path forward.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Breast Implant Illness and how is it diagnosed?

Breast Implant Illness (BII) refers to a collection of symptoms believed to be caused by breast implants. There’s no single diagnostic test, but at Neomed, we use advanced functional assessments and clinical evaluations to explore the root causes of your symptoms and guide treatment.

 

While explant surgery is often a part of recovery, it is not a requirement to begin care. Many women start our programmes before or after surgery. We tailor support based on your stage of recovery and personal health goals.

 

Our approach goes beyond detox or surgery follow-up. We support the full system—liver, gut, hormones, immunity, and emotional wellbeing—through an integrative plan that includes medical, naturopathic, and therapeutic care.

 

Recovery timelines vary, but most guests begin feeling improvements within weeks. Our programmes are designed to accelerate healing, reduce inflammation, and rebuild resilience so you can return to health with clarity and confidence.

While outcomes differ for each individual, many guests experience a significant reduction in symptoms and an overall improvement in energy, mood, and wellbeing. Our goal is to support long-term healing, not just temporary relief.