...This is terrible news...I hope she can get over this, and I wish the industry would come up with a health plan for these girls...:(
Silicone Injections: The Ugly Truth - YouTube
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...This is terrible news...I hope she can get over this, and I wish the industry would come up with a health plan for these girls...:(
Silicone Injections: The Ugly Truth - YouTube
Sarina is vary brave for posting this. Hope others learn from her warning.
Don't count on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by postopadmirer
damn. I wish her the best. I'm sorry that she had to go through this but I hope it helps her out in the long run, and I especially hope it helps those who are considering getting it done to rethink their decision. Good luck honey!!
That took guts. I hope you recover quickly Sarina.
God after listening for 2 minutes I just wanted to smack her. I'll try to get through the rest of it later. I wonder if the idiots that are "desperate" to get silicone injections will reconsider after this.
It's very sad :(
Why? She's lovely. Just made a mistake!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tika
I was with her when she discovered it starting. I am sorry for her since i am close friends with her. love you sarina baby.
I suspect natina will be coming by with an 'I told you so" post.
Mariana cordoba cannot roll on her hips because it HURTS , claudia candelora cannot put on her knees because it HURTS, all these girls with silicone have issues, just nobody talk about it
Probably the most informative thing I have seen on HA.
I wasn't before but I am now a huge fan of Sarina. Her realness is incredible and you can tell she is very talented and articulate.
Best of luck in what lies ahead for her.
That's got to be difficult in her line of work?Quote:
Originally Posted by Nikka
Most of the girls in Brazil have silicone which eventually settles in their feet (you don't see many Brazilian girls feet in shoots after a few years. They have to have it scraped out. If it gets into your bloodsteam it can go to heart, brain, etc and cause a blockage ... or your lungs and suffocate you slowly.
It's very sad.
I watched that video a couple of days ago and its pretty sad how these procedures are so in demand despite the enormous amounts of mishaped forms, long term damage and deaths of random shit being injected into your body's.
An hour glass shape is not only for women with the waist to hip ratio of 38-26-38, like sarina and other girls but but I am a 36-24-35 and is still considered an hourglass.... i think... but this video def sums up my fear and never ever going to go trough it... i heard of 3 friends having complications already...
how do you get such a small waist?Quote:
Originally Posted by EvonRose
Same here. The easy thing would have been for her to deal with this in private. Hopefully she gains some benefit(s) for going public with this.Quote:
Originally Posted by ed_jaxon
36-24-36 used to be considered perfect so you aren't far offQuote:
Originally Posted by EvonRose
Absolutly stunning girl and such a strong minded girl with great personality .Happy New Year to u Sarina and good luck...im sure everything will be fine in the end xxxxx
Why?Quote:
Originally Posted by Merkurie
wow your an insensitive gutless piece of shit, fuck youQuote:
Originally Posted by Tika
Jeezus!!!
I hope Sarina continues to stay up to date with her doctor and continue follow up. It should be something she can eventually get past and live a healthy life.
Once again I've taken for granted how difficult and challenging it must be for girls to go through the process of transitioning.
A very sad series of events.
Get better soon, Sarina.
are we talking breast implants, or actual injections straight into various parts of the body i.e legs, butt etc
Straight Injections
i work out, lots of pilates and cardio, and healthy diet....
i didn't know 36-24-36 was considered that... hmmm more butt work out for me...
it's quite sad to hear this, but as I have always said and will always say,
for anything (SPECIALLY YOUR HEALTH) you need to go to someone who knows his stuff.
I wish her all the best, and hope things will get better soon.
Health-wise, you always need a doctor to be involved (if it's non-trivial), now ... even within doctor, one must be careful.
Some surgeons will say they are esthetic surgeons ... DO NOT GO THERE ! esthetic/cosmetic surgery is NOT a medical specialty, PLASTIC SURGERY is !! (actually, depending on the country it's either plastic surgery or plastic and reconstructive surgery.)
Unfortunately, in the states I think plastic surgery is not free and probably cost bundles, but in other places it is much cheaper/free (depending on your healthcare, since you can probably make it pass as "reconstructive" instead of "cosmetic",
I think in Quebec, anything under 250cc is considered non-cosmetic change and therefor is covered)
Even though, to all those who wish to get implants, remember, this is your body, do not cheap out on it.
Also, before I forget, implants are ... well, implants !! they are mostly saline (some are silicones) INSIDE a type of bag that is placed (depending on your body type) either under the major pectoralis muscles or over it.
I truly hope Sarine will be ok, but remember, before doing anything major, inform yourselves, educate yourselves be patient, ask for references, ask for second opinions.
I do not think it is anything to do with implants, it is injections.Quote:
Originally Posted by feneman
I could be wrong but I do not think the injection of silicone is legal anywhere - it is not something I have ever considered am sure others know more...??
I cant actually listen to the video on this machine, damn no sound in flash bug .. :P
I hope she makes a full recovery x x
BTW, straight injections are FREAKING dangerous !!!
that is silicone they inject ... silicone gets absorbed (but cannot be decomposed) and may very well do what we call a "fat-embolism" (which can be massive) which basically clogs up the arteries of your lungs creating a shunt (non-oxygenated blood that bypasses ventilation) and also creating a right heart failure (the arteries of the lungs are clogged so the blood cannot push through, and it all gets backed-up.)
VERY scary stuff indeed :(
That is what I am saying, they are always implants, never injections; no health professional would inject silicone DIRECTLY ! It is just a "bag" full of saline/silicone.Quote:
Originally Posted by SammiValentine
Why?Quote:
Originally Posted by postopadmirer
Why do you think?
There's a been a shit ton of stories like this one before, there'll be a shit ton after this one.
No matter who warns them of the dangers, girls want instant results (usually on the cheap (or, it's all they can afford)).
Point takenQuote:
Originally Posted by Jericho
POA
My apologies - I found it hard to glean that from your original post - my bad. :) xQuote:
Originally Posted by feneman
Awww this Breaks my heart! All the best for you Sarina!!
Can somebody give me a rundown as to what happened she was taking a bit to long to explain what was going on.
200% passable, voice and body
the baddest
It is....Quote:
Originally Posted by KellyShore
Just a question: would [or maybe should] public health care cover breast implants??? I mean, if we had universal public health care -- :)
Is Public Healthcare a Right or a Reward? - Julio Frenk - YouTubeQuote:
Originally Posted by Ben
I am sorry this is happening to her. Everyone should know better than to go to a black market doctor.
What Sarina says at the 9:24 minute mark, "I don't have health insurance." This is why we need universal public health care. Everyone, especially Sarina now, needs care. We need it. Americans want it. Why don't we have it? I think it may have something to do with concentrated private capital -- ha ha!
Anyway, public health care is about kindness and compassion. It's also more efficient and brings about better results....
I mean, even President Obama's own mom was fighting with insurance companies when she was literally dying of cancer.
And Obama said in 2003 he was in favor of single payer:
Barack Obama and single payer health care - YouTube
A topical issue as we have the problem in the UK with the French PPI implants. It now looks like the advice will be to have them removed but should the UK's National Health Service pay for all of those removals?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ben
I say no. Woman who had implants done privately for cosmetic reasons should, IHMO, get them removed at their own expense. On the other hand, women who had reconstructive surgery on the NHS following, for example, a mastectomy, should certainly have the removal paid for. Were she in the UK, Sarina could probably argue her surgery was part of her transition and hence not simply cosmetic.
I think the problem is that very few if any PPI implants were used by the NHS and the issue is with private plastic surgeons, famously, poorly regulated in the UK.