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<div><strong>Infection, Pain and Surgery to Put It Right</strong></div> <div>Complications linked to breast fillers include:</div> <ul> <li>Severe mastitis (painful breast infection)</li> <li>Abscesses requiring surgery</li> <li>Hard, misshapen lumps</li> <li>Migration of filler to other areas</li> <li>Long-term pain</li> <li>Interference with breastfeeding</li> </ul> <div>In some cases, women have required major operations to remove the material.</div> <div> </div> <div>“The breast is not just cosmetic tissue; it is a gland with a biological function,” BAAPS President Nora Nugent says. “Infections can prevent breastfeeding and cause lasting damage.”</div> <div> </div> <div><strong>‘Lunchtime Boob Jobs’ with Little Reward</strong></div> <div>Fillers are often marketed as a quick, non-surgical fix for post-pregnancy volume loss, sagging after weight loss and lack of upper fullness</div> <div>But BAAPS says the amounts typically injected do not significantly increase size and results often look unnatural over time.</div> <div> </div> <div>“Women are being sold the illusion of a quick fix,” says Nugent. “In reality, the aesthetic improvement is minimal, while the risks are very real.”</div>

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