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In the last week
I'll let the pictures do the talking these are unedited photos post-op one year plus... If they could delete my entire review they would the staff continues to delete my photos but no worries I will be posting on every other site I could find including this one repeatedly until I get a resolution... If the photos are not visible it's because he deleted them...

This is a very long story it spans over 2 years I'm giving you the super short version...

Initially I thought highly of Dr Paul McCluskey my friend who is transgender had his breasts done and l was SOLD...
She showed me her breast implants and I thought they were fabulous she told me where she got them and I immediately booked an appointment with dr. Paul McCluskey... That was in 2015 April... Very late August early September I started experiencing pain in my left breast. It ended up being capsular contracture which I understand can happen but. I am not a first-time breast implant wearer I received my first implants in 2003. In 2015 I went to dr. McCluskey because when you get implants you do have to change them out after 10 years. We both agreed it was time to change them. It was very odd to me that I developed capsular contracture seeing as though I had implants in the past and never had a problem... mmmmm was my normal response and then I begin to read up on why it happens and I also consulted with other surgeons about why it happens and the procedure for repair...

Welp... Everyone agreed unfortunately a third surgery had to be done... Not good with pain and I really hate surgery. I would have to get both sides done... The reason for having to get both breasts because the capsule stretched out my left breast so much that I had to get a larger implant to accommodate the capsule.

Dr. McCluskey and I hashed it out a few times
Yes we had words it wasn't always cotton candy... We got through that we had a plan to get it done. I requested an implant that was not smooth or round the doctor agreed a textured implant would be best. We also had to take an extra step to prevent the capsular contracture from coming back again so Dr McCluskey used a material which is referred to as "pigskin"... What this does is it tricks the body into believing that there's nothing foreign in your body so you do not develop capsular contracture again.

I was hoping for the best and again I went under the knife. So great I do not have capsular contracture however, something went terribly wrong during that surgery. I was told it was difficult and I bled a lot post-surgery I developed fluid... A lot of it although his notes dictate it was minor but I measured every night... I wore a tube that was inserted days after surgery, which also left additional scarring on my implants, but prior to inserting the tube dr. McCluskey thought it was okay to inject a needle straight into my implant in a painful unsucessful attempted to extract the additional fluid that was building up on my left breast. I was under his care and I trusted him completely because I understood that what happened to me the first time there was a 50-50 chance it could happen to anybody... My concern is right now I am 16 months post op and now I have one droopy breasts that appears as though it's in a pocket too big for it and then on my right side I have a tight breast which appears the pocket is too small... I have seen other Physicians and I'm told once again these implants have to be removed... Dr. McCluskey Did not follow through with me to the end and has left me distraught and depressed and unsure about how to approach the situation further... He no longer returns my phone calls or emails and acts as if I don't exist however I'm still walking around with two bad breast implants for a total of 2 years and 4 months... I'm exhausted and I'm tired. So I share this with you because you need to know every review he has out there not just the good ones, he deletes anything bad... Buyer beware